Steven Colborne

Does God Make Scientific Errors?

In this week’s philosophy post we’ll be moving on from the Medieval period to look at the beginnings of modern

I’ve been interested in comparative religion ever since my university days, when I used to spend hours listening to recordings

Are you considering self-publishing a book? In this post I’m going to write briefly about the experience I’ve gained from

Welcome to another instalment of Friday Philosophy. In this week’s post I’ll present a snapshot of the English friar and

In this week’s philosophy post I’ll be offering a snapshot of the Medieval theologian Thomas Aquinas, who is referred to

Welcome to this week’s Friday Philosophy post. Today I’ll be offering a snapshot of the life and thought of Saint

In this post I’ll be giving a snapshot of the life and thought of Anicius Boethius, a figure who lived

A theological position that has risen to prominence in recent years is that of Molinism. Getting its name from the

Every Friday I offer a snapshot of a philosopher from history, reflecting on an idea of significance they contributed to

Is it truly more blessed to give than to receive? In this post I’d like to offer a few thoughts

There are two reasons for this post. Firstly, as a new month (and the last quarter of the year) begins,