Prof. Matthew Dugandzic explores the concept of free will, questioning if it is an illusion. He discusses the limitations of machines and argues that they cannot possess free will. The chapter also delves into the influence of mood on human behavior and the connection between freedom and knowledge. Additionally, it explores the concept of a perfect circle and its implications on our understanding of knowledge and reality. The chapter also discusses the concept of abstraction and how it allows the mind to derive universal ideas from specific characteristics. Lastly, it explores the relationship between predictability and free will.

Professor Matthew Dugandzic, theology faculty member, explores Aquinas' perspective on sexual ethics and the societal implications of irresponsible use of sexual faculties. He discusses the ethical considerations in assisted reproductive technologies, genetics, culture, and human development. The chapter concludes with an exploration of the ethical concerns of surrogacy and parental responsibilities.

Dr. Matthew Dugandzic and the hosts discuss NFP, contraception, and the contraceptive mentality. They explore the difference between contraception and NFP, the primary and secondary ends of marriage, seeking pleasure in the conjugal act, and the perspectives of celibate theologians on women and sexual morality. They also express gratitude towards Pope Paul VI and Pope John Paul II for their teachings on marriage.