Christopher Kaczor

Join Dr. Christopher Kaczor, a philosophy professor and author, alongside Dr. Matthew Petrusek, an expert in Christian ethics, as they dive into their book examining Jordan Peterson's works. They explore the role of biblical narratives in understanding truth, the importance of faith in society, and the interplay between morality and consciousness. Kaczor and Petrusek make a compelling case for faith's relevance today, tackling contemporary misconceptions while emphasizing love and community's transformative power.

Join Dr. Christopher Kaczor, a philosophy professor and MacIntyre expert, as he shares insights on the influential philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre. They discuss MacIntyre's transformative spiritual journey toward Catholicism and his critiques of modern ethics. Kaczor highlights MacIntyre's revival of virtue ethics and the vital role of narratives in shaping moral identity. With humor and wisdom, they explore the interconnectedness of faith and philosophy, emphasizing mentorship and the deeper understanding of ethics in today's world.

Christopher Kaczor, a Philosophy professor at Loyola Marymount University and author specializing in ethics and natural law, discusses the intersection of faith and reason. He shares insights on his writing habits and the challenge of balancing family life with academic pursuits while raising seven children. Kaczor explores arguments for God's existence rooted in St. Thomas Aquinas, highlighting the importance of presenting faith and reason as allies in an indifferent society. He also reflects on personal experiences of love, forgiveness, and the transformative power of faith.

Prof. Christopher Kaczor discusses the quest for happiness through positive psychology and meaningful relationships. The podcast explores the intersection of positive psychology and Christianity, addressing sin, weakness of will, and strategies to strengthen willpower. Managing difficult situations with practical strategies like expressing gratitude and acts of service is emphasized for overall well-being.

Prof. Christopher Kaczor discusses happiness, debunking myths, faith's role, forgiveness, relationships, loving kindness, embracing spirituality, and psychology limits in achieving a good and happy life.

In this enlightening discussion, Professor Christopher Kaczor, a philosophy expert from Loyola Marymount University and a member of the Pontifical Academy for Life, explores the intricate relationship between happiness, faith, and service. He highlights how meaningful relationships and gratitude boost well-being more than wealth does. Kaczor delves into psychological principles, discussing Seligman’s PERMA model and the importance of faith in emotional wellness. Listeners can also learn practical strategies to strengthen willpower and manage distractions that hinder happiness.

Philosophy and ethics expert Prof. Christopher Kaczor discusses the transformative power of parenthood, emphasizing virtues and personal growth. Delving into the importance of humility, following commandments, and wholehearted love for God in achieving heavenly happiness, while also stressing the significance of aiding those in need for spiritual development.

Prof. Christopher Kaczor, a Catholic philosophy and ethics expert, discusses balancing intellectual pursuits and personal life, engaging with opposing philosophical views, achieving balance between professional academic and public intellectual roles, and navigating free will and balance in life.

Prof. Christopher Kaczor discusses his Catholic intellectual journey, emphasizing the importance of faith, friendship in intellectual disagreements, belief in God & Christianity, spiritual practices for academics, and working with mentors like Ralph McInerney on Aquinas.

Prof. Christopher Kaczor discusses conscientious objection in healthcare, highlighting the balance between patient rights and physician autonomy. The potential consequences of removing conscientious objection are examined, emphasizing the impact on different demographic groups and the doctor-patient relationship. The debate on objections to conscientious objection in healthcare is explored, addressing concerns about consequences, monopoly, and inconsistencies. The podcast also delves into the limits and justifications for conscientious objection, advocating for restrictions on objections to practices that harm patient well-being.