Michael Hanby

Michael Hanby and Rodney Houser discuss Tracy Roland's commencement speech at Christendom College, focusing on faith, secularization, and societal challenges. They delve into spiritual warfare, the grandeur of Christianity, and the Church's mystical essence. The conversation touches on the symbolism of the sun, Fagioli's analysis of church factions, and navigating contrasting visions within the Church.

Dr. Michael Hanby, an Associate Professor at the John Paul II Institute, dives into the ethical quagmire of IVF technology. He highlights the social and familial impacts of reproductive technology, questioning how genetic selection alters our understanding of human value. Hanby emphasizes the disconnect between advancement and ethics, urging a more profound dialogue on the moral implications of designing children. He also reflects on historical governmental efforts in bioethics, advocating for a thoughtful engagement with humanity's complex future.

Prof. Michael Hanby discusses the implications of technocracy, reversing industrial innovations, and pursuing new freedoms rooted in nature. He explores the intertwining themes of fate, political choices, patriotism, and American cultural identity. The conversation also touches on immigration, human nature, and the dangers of absolutism.