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John Tuttle

John Tuttle is a Catholic journalist and creative writer. His work has been featured by The University Bookman, The Wanderer, Culture Wars Magazine, CiRCE Institute, Inside Over, Regina Magazine, Catholic Insight, and the University of Notre Dame's Grotto Network. He has also acted as prose editor for Loomings, the literary magazine of Benedictine College.

The Cosmos and the Merits of Abandoning Narrative: An Examination of Contemplative Spaces in Cinema

March 13, 2021
John Tuttle

The distant shores of silence begin at the door. You cannot fly there like a bird. You must stop,look deeper, still deeper, until nothing deflects the soul…

Libraries – The Last Secular Dwellings of Silence

April 19, 2020
John Tuttle

When I was a kid, I can remember my dad taking me to the local library. There he assisted me with one of the most rueful grade…

David Hume’s Inadequate Examination of Miracles and the Limitation of Thought

February 23, 2020
John Tuttle

“One moment even of feeble contrition or blurred thankfulness will, at least in some degree, head us off from the abyss of abstraction. It is Reason herself…

John Tuttle

John Tuttle

The Cosmos and the Merits of Abandoning Narrative: An Examination of Contemplative Spaces in Cinema

Libraries – The Last Secular Dwellings of Silence

David Hume’s Inadequate Examination of Miracles and the Limitation of Thought

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