Christopher Tomaszewski

Christopher Tomaszewski, a Resident Thomist and professor at Belmont Abbey, and W. Matthews Grant from the University of St. Thomas, delve into the intriguing dynamics of free will and divine causality. They explore how God's universal influence can coexist with human agency, questioning theological determinism within Catholic thought. The discussion highlights various philosophical perspectives, including compatibilism and libertarian free will, while addressing the nature of divine intentions and moral responsibility. Expect deep insights into God's role in human choices!

Dr. Christopher Tomaszewski, an assistant professor of philosophy specializing in Aristotelian Animalism, dives into profound philosophical inquiries. He discusses whether humans are merely animals and the nature of our souls, arguing that while our bodies perish, the soul persists. The conversation also touches on the complexities of hylomorphism, exploring the body-soul relationship in a way that challenges traditional views of identity and existence after death. Tomaszewski's insights offer a captivating blend of philosophy, faith, and the essence of what it means to be human.