Andrew Whitmore

Andrew Whitmore, an Associate Professor of Theology and author of 'Saintly Habits,' dives into the intricacies of moral theology. He emphasizes the role of reason in understanding virtue and the synergy between grace and human effort. The conversation highlights practical wisdom for everyday application of virtue, using engaging analogies to demonstrate moral complexities. Whitmore also discusses challenges in teaching virtue ethics, advocating for a hands-on approach to foster genuine moral growth among younger audiences.

Professor Andrew Whitmore, a theology expert and academic dean at Christendom College, dives into cultivating virtue based on his book 'Saintly Habits.' He defines virtue as a 'second nature' and discusses its importance in personal growth. Key topics include the necessity of grace, the power of imitating holy figures, and the difference between acquired and infused virtues. Andrew emphasizes the interconnectedness of virtues and offers practical advice on patience and persistence in the journey toward holiness.