Howard Kainz

Howard Kainz is professor emeritus at Marquette University. He is the author of several books, including Natural Law: an Introduction and Reexamination (2004), The Philosophy of Human Nature (2008), and The Existence of God and the Faith-Instinct (2010). Professor Kainz is a regular contributor To Crisis Magazine

Articles by Howard Kainz

The “Balancing Act” of Karl Rahner and Luise Rinser May 8, 2013
Faith and False Prophets April 19, 2013
Tyranny of the Extroverts, In Church and Out February 5, 2013
Abuse of Power in the Executive Branch December 4, 2012
The Dilemma of Pro-Life Democrats October 15, 2012
What St. Paul Really Meant by Female “Subordination” October 1, 2012
Human Nature and Aquinas’ Taxonomy of Sexual Sins July 20, 2012
What is Happening at Medjugorje? June 29, 2012
What if Jesus Had Been Accepted as the Messiah? June 14, 2012
Robin Hood, King Arthur, Muhammad June 8, 2012
The Three Temptations of the Church June 5, 2012
Personally Opposed, But…Some Important Distinctions April 24, 2012
Lawless Christians April 11, 2012
The Necessity of Miracles February 27, 2012
The Republicans: The Party of Civil Rights? February 10, 2012
Abortion Law: What would Solomon Do? January 20, 2012
Subsidiarity on Earth and in Heaven January 9, 2012
Artificial Intelligence and Angelology November 28, 2011
If Contraception, Why Not Gay Marriage? July 7, 2011
Classical Versus Contemporary Liberalism June 16, 2011
Secularism’s Victory through Osmosis June 7, 2011
Are Abortion Laws Unenforceable? May 13, 2011
Natural Law without Nature? Aquinas to the Rescue December 15, 2010
The Secret Disciples October 28, 2010
Second Thoughts about the Second Coming April 30, 2010
Inclusive Language and the Liturgy March 24, 2010
Natural Law and Abortion January 6, 2010
When Religion Gets Violent May 21, 2009