Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP discusses Thomas Aquinas' philosophy on faith and reason. Topics include the rationality of believing in God, the incompatibility of contemporary liberalism with classical principles, the interplay of faith, reason, and love in Catholic tradition, and the contrast between Rawlsian liberalism and theology.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP, an expert in Christian theology and philosophy, discusses the importance of truth in Catholic universities, the interplay between faith, reason, and scientific discoveries, the role of theology departments in academic communities, and the challenges of blending patristic traditions with modern methodologies in theological education.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP, a prominent theologian and philosopher, delves into Nietzsche's critique of Christianity, emphasizing the decline of Christian belief, the origins of monotheistic morality, and Jesus' advocacy for radical equality. The podcast also explores Nietzsche's perspectives on truth, the will to power, postmodern thought, the essence of friendship compared to Aristotle's views, Theravada Buddhist ontology, scientific knowledge limitations, and wonderment in religion and philosophy.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP discusses the impact of modernity on Catholics, Catholic Church views on religious behavior and divine revelation, challenges and opportunities in Modern Catholicism, and explores Catholic views on the human person and chance in the universe.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP discusses the enduring relevance of Catholicism in the modern world, exploring human agency, chance encounters, and human dignity through philosophy and Christianity. He highlights the importance of sacraments, Catholic social teachings, and philosophical formation in navigating societal challenges and upholding traditional Christian ethics.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP discusses the Eucharist, emphasizing the presence of the Holy Spirit. They explore the theological aspects of transubstantiation, the role of the Holy Trinity, and the symbolism of Baptism and the Eucharist in Catholic faith.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP discusses Aquinas' insights on the Holy Spirit's involvement in Jesus' life events, such as the Trinity's revelation at the Annunciation, Baptism, Transfiguration, and Crucifixion. He reflects on Christ's baptism as a model for believers and explores the significance of the Piercing of Jesus' side, symbolizing salvation through the sacraments. The podcast also explores the relationship between God and individual temperaments, highlighting the importance of acknowledging weaknesses and living in conformity with Christ.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP, a theologian, discusses modern theories on Christ's Passion in the Mass. Topics include representations of Christ's passion, the transformative impact on believers, Lutherans' belief in Christ's omnipresence, Calvinists' focus on natures, Aquinas' teachings on divine virtue, and the application of Christ's passion to believers through sacraments.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP, a Dominican priest and theologian, delves into the profound mystery of whether Jesus knew us on the cross, emphasizing insights from the saints about the knowledge and love of Christ crucified. Topics discussed include the significance of the cross as a symbol of God's love, Christ's dual awareness on the cross, beatific mourning, and Thomas Aquinas' insights into the emotions and knowledge of Christ during his crucifixion.

Fr. Thomas Joseph White OP discusses the harmony of faith and reason in religious belief. Topics include critiquing religious rationality, wonders of scientific exploration, internal consistency of religious claims, the concept of Logos in Christianity, original sin's influence on human frailty, and the rationality of belief in miracles and saints.