Francis Beckwith — Research Resources
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Dr. Francis J. Beckwith
FrancisBeckwitch.com
Personal homepage of Francis J. Beckwith.
Homepage at Baylor University
Note the artwork and links to the Catholic New Advent website, which is “dedicated
to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.”
Full Biographical Sketch
Francis J. Beckwith’s Curriculum Vitae
Articles
The Trinity Series
Additional articles and essays
Books
Do The Right Thing: A Philosophical Dialogue On The Moral And Social Issues Of Our Time
Affirmative Action: Social Justice or Reverse Discrimination?
Baha’i
Politically Correct Death: Answering The Arguments For Abortion Rights
The Abortion Controversy 25 Years After Roe Vs. Wade”>
David Hume’s Arguments Against Miracles: A Critical Analysis
The Mormon Concept Of God: A Philosophical Analysis
Are You Politically Correct? Debating America’s Cultural Standards
Additional books
Dr. Beckwith returns to Roman Catholicism
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