Joseph Trabbic, an associate professor of philosophy at Ave Maria University, discusses the rational foundations for belief in God. He explores how all beings depend on God for their essence, likening this relationship to a lamp powered by extension cords. Trabbic delves into the complexities of the Trinity, asserting that belief in a non-contingent creator is grounded in reason and evidence, while expanding on the Nicene Creed's portrayal of God. His insights bridge metaphysics and moral philosophy, enriching the conversation about faith and existence.

Professor Joeseph Trabbic, a philosophy professor, discusses the concept of natural rights and their connection to human rights. He explores the nature and existence of natural rights from an Aristotelian-Tomistic perspective. The podcast also delves into the importance of virtues, natural law, and the exercise of natural rights and their inalienability.