Pints With Aquinas Is Pub Crawling Intrinsically Evil? | Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P.
Sep 21, 2024
Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P., a theologian renowned for his Thomistic moral reasoning, dives into the ethics of pub crawling. He questions whether these social gatherings are inherently wrong, emphasizing the importance of moderation and societal influence over alcohol consumption. Fr. Pine also advocates for prioritizing meaningful and creative pursuits over excessive drinking, shedding light on the risks of mindless social habits and encouraging a more vibrant cultural engagement.
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Intrinsically Evil Actions
- Intrinsically evil actions are always wrong, regardless of context.
- Examples include lying, murder, adultery, and apostasy.
Pub Crawls and Drunkenness
- Visiting a pub and drinking alcohol are not intrinsically evil.
- The morality of pub crawls depends on their connection to drunkenness.
Responsible Alcohol Use
- Alcohol should be used for good things like relaxing, celebrating, and enjoying.
- Avoid drunkenness, as it's considered sinful.