r/CatholicPhilosophy↗
Catholic Philosophy
r/CatholicPhilosophy was created so that a more focused conversation about Catholicism and Philosophy can be had. It is a place to ask tough questions in an environment of intelligent inquiry. This inquiry is intended to be broad; Phenomenology, Thomism, Eastern Catholicism/Orthodoxy, Existentialism but all as they fall within Catholicism.
26k subscribers198 posts / mo in Sep 2026147 authors / mosince 2015
r/CatholicPhilosophy has 26k members (+30% over the last 12 months). It gets about 198 posts a month from 147 people. Top topics: Philosophy Discussions, Capitalism Debates and Marcus Aurelius Meditations.
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- Philosophy Discussions0.5%
- Capitalism Debates0.2%
- Marcus Aurelius Meditations0.1%
- Stoic Wisdom0.1%
- Consciousness and Existence0.1%
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- NEW ADVENT: Home
- Aquinas
- Vatican
- Substack
- Stanford University
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