The Thomistic Institute Human Freedom and Divine Grace | Prof Sarah Byers
May 29, 2019
Prof Sarah Byers discusses Augustine's views on divine grace, habit influence on decision-making, cooperating vs. operating grace, emotional regulation in Stoicism, suggestion and divine grace in decision-making, and theological concepts in St. Augustine's teachings.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Augustine's Perspective on Divine Grace and Human Free Choice
02:30 • 9min
The Influence of Habits on Perception and Decision-making
11:47 • 29min
Distinguishing Cooperating and Operating Grace
40:32 • 4min
Exploration of Preliminary Passions and Emotional Regulation in Stoicism and Early Christian Thought
44:50 • 3min
Exploration of Suggestion, Implication, and Divine Grace in Decision-Making
47:32 • 11min
Theological Concepts and Philosophical Perspectives in St. Augustine's Teachings
58:42 • 6min
Exploration of Passions and Will in City of God
01:05:02 • 2min
Exploring Original Sin, Grace, and Human Freedom
01:07:25 • 18min