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Ep. 007 – Read Homer Now, Travis Cooper
In this first installment of our series highlighting the great work being done at Thomas Aquinas College, we sit down with Dr. Travis Cooper who
Ep. 006 – Aristotle’s Rhetoric in St. John’s Gospel, John Johnson
While taping with Faculty of Thomas Aquinas College, our host was invited to present to the students. In this discussion we cover the power of
Ep. 005 – How Can Doctrine Change? Bernhard Blankenhorn
Fr. Bernhard Blankenhorn is a professor of theology at the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome (also known as the Angelicum). This live
Ep. 004 – BONUS – THREE BEERS – Buddhism and Christianity
Compatible or incompatible? Find out as we welcome author and scholar, Dr. Thomas Cattoi. The beers are real. The guests are real. The conversation is
Ep. 003 – The Scientific Revolution and its Upshot for Philosophy, Joseph Zepeda.
Dr. Joseph Zepeda is Associate Professor at Saint Mary’s College of California, where he teaches in the Integral Program of Liberal Arts, a four-year Great
Ep. 002 – How to Read the Bible, Patrick Downey.
Dr. Patrick Downey is the Author of “Desperately Wicked: Philosophy, Christianity, and the Human Heart” and “Serious Comedy: The Philosophical and Theological Significance of Tragic