This podcast of ten talks explores the subject of the human person from a metaphysical perspective, reflecting on a range of thought, from Aristotle to the present day, which has attempted to define the human person down the ages.
IntroductionThe Discovery of the Human PersonPsychology in reference to the Human PersonThe Notion of the Human Person – the contribution of AristotleThe Metaphysical Search for TruthDiscovering the Proper Principle of BeingDiscovering FinalityDiscovery AutonomyThe BodyThe Body continued
Adoration – A Philosophical and Biblical Perspective
Fr Thomas Dunton CSJ
These 13 talks explore the subject of sacred adoration from a philosophical, biblical and theological perspective. A deeply satisfying, meditative, but rooted discussion of this fascinating area of study, of first importance to our spiritual lives as Christians.
Philosophical Perspective 1 – The Search for Truth about AdorationPhilosophical Perspective 2 – Natural AdorationPhilosophical Persepctive 3 – God as FatherBiblical Perspective 1 – Adoration in the Old TestamentBiblical Perspective 2 – The First Commandment and the Temptation to IdolatryBiblical Perspective 3 – Apostacy and God’s Continual Call to Return to HimBiblical Perspective 4 – The Unicity of God and the Gaze of GodBiblical Perspective 5 – The New TestamentBiblical Perspective 6 – Adoration in Spirit and in TruthBiblical Perspective 7 – Adoration in Spirit and in Truth 2Biblical Perspective 8 – The Book of Revelation Chapter 4Biblical Perspective 9 – The Book of Revelation Chapter 13Biblical Perspective 10 – The Role of the Holy Spirit and the Fruits of Adoration
Passions and Finality
Fr Thomas Dunton CSJ
These talks explore the passions of the living being in the school of St Thomas Aquinas
An Overview of the CourseA Philosophical SearchThe Eleven Passions of St Thomas AquinasSome QuestionsThe Contribution of Science and BiologyThe Philosophy of EthicsThe Philosophy of the Living BeingFurther QuestionsThe Distinction between the Concupiscible and the Irascible PassionsFurther on the Concupiscible and the Irascible PassionsFinal Questions
THE BROTHERS OF ST JOHN 