The Thomistic Institute
Finding Hope in the Time Of COVID: C.S. Lewis and Thomas Aquinas | Prof. Michael Dauphinais
Jan 7, 2021
Prof. Michael Dauphinais discusses finding hope in the time of COVID through the works of C.S. Lewis and Thomas Aquinas. They explore courage, hope, and integrating emotions in life, facing fear with lessons from Lewis in wartime, the significance of hope in faith and love, and transformation in 'The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'.
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- Addressing mental health challenges is crucial in the face of rising anxiety and depression among college students.
- Integrating intellect, emotions, and bodily desires is essential for achieving happiness and moral excellence.
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Importance of Learning How to Live
The podcast emphasizes that the fundamental question in life is not about existence ('To be or not to be') but about how to live. It discusses the significant increase in anxiety and depression among college students, highlighting the need to address mental health challenges. The lecture aims to inspire a deeper understanding of living well, emphasizing courage and hope offered by faith in Jesus Christ. It raises concerns about modern culture's struggle to impart wisdom on living.
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