David Schloss is a writer at various publications including PetaPixel, AppleInsider, and Medium. He focuses on religion and spirituality, particularly exploring themes of Christianity, religious practices, and organizations, while emphasizing that faith is a fulfillment of reason. His work has been featured in outlets such as Patheos, Inc., and How-To Geek.
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David Schloss focuses primarily on religion, specifically Christianity and Catholicism. His coverage is largely comprised of reviews, press releases, private sector announcements, and opinion editorials within the themes of culture & society. Given this focus, he may be receptive to pitches related to religious events or developments particularly those impacting Christian communities.
If you are looking to engage with David Schloss for potential coverage in his articles, consider offering insights into new cultural trends or societal shifts that intersect with religious practices. Additionally, if your organization has a compelling story tied to Christianity or Catholicism that fits within these themes of culture & society and aligns with his publication's formats (reviews, press releases), it could resonate well with him.
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The Catholic Church has drawn on the great tradition of Western philosophy to develop and articulate its theology.
Whether God exists has occupied people for millennium. The ontological argument seeks to prove God's existence by reason alone.
It is the most difficult question in religion. If an all-good God exists, why is the world so inundated with evil?
The revelation of God as triune presents theology with the difficulty of providing a conceptual framework to explain the mystery.
The Catholic Church makes certain truth claims. How can these claims, called dogmas, be evaluated objectively?
Is there a place of fire and torture awaiting those who reject God? This essay will examine how Catholicism addresses that question.
The Catholic Church includes a rich intellectual tradition. This tradition has seen the creation and development of significant ideas.
Catholicism asserts that the God of the Bible is triune. In this paper, I will explore why only one member of the Trinity became man.
It is a universal truth that all living things seek happiness. To that end, God has provided mankind with eight beatitudes.
What happens when we die? Drawing on both biblical data and philosophical arguments, Catholicism asserts the existence of a Kingdom of God.
