An Aristotelian Realist Philosophy of Mathematics, James Franklin’s recent book, is reviewed at The New Criterion.
Mike in/on motion: Michael Flynn is working through the Aristotelian argument from motion at The TOF Spot, with three installments so far (here, here, and here). (Some bonus coolness: Mike Flynn covers from Analog.)
“New Atheist” writer Victor Stenger has died. Jeffery Jay Lowder of The Secular Outpost recounts his disagreements with Stenger.
What was the deal with H. P. Lovecraft? John J. Miller investigates at The Claremont Review of Books.
At Philosophy in Review, Roger Pouivet (author of After Wittgenstein, St. Thomas) reviews Robert Pasnau’s Metaphysical Themes 1274-1671. (You can find the current issue here and then scroll down to find a PDF of the review.)
Roger Scruton’s The Soul of the World is reviewed at Spiked.
Hilaire Belloc on Islam: A reminder from Bill Vallicella.
Elmar Kramer’s Analysis of Existing: Barry Miller's Approach to God is reviewed at Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. (The review does not seem to me entirely fair to Miller, but is worth reading anyway.)
At Public Discourse, Chris Tollefsen explains how pornography is like incest.
A workshop inspired by Alvin Plantinga’s well-known unpublished notes on “Two Dozen (or so) Theistic Arguments” will be held next month at Baylor University.
