Reinhard Huetter

Prof. Reinhard Huetter discusses Newman's 'The Idea of a University' vs. modern research universities, contrasts normative naturalism with determinism in academia, delves into post/transhumanism and Nietzsche's ideas on knowledge/power, compares Newman's educational vision with modern ideologies, examines evolutionary naturalism's impact on disciplines, stresses the need for a wide scope of truth in academic education.

Prof. Reinhard Huetter discusses the role of the Magisterium in the Catholic Church, its importance in defining the Church's identity, historical challenges, levels of assent required for teachings, and the concept of saints in the church. Emphasizes the unity between Vatican II and Council of Trent teachings.

Prof. Reinhard Huetter discusses the historical roots of Eucharistic Adoration, its significance for strengthening faith and grace, and the spiritual practices involved in deepening devotion to Christ.

Prof. Reinhard Huetter discusses Aquinas' teachings on Eucharistic transubstantiation, emphasizing the importance for salvation. The philosophical analysis explores substance and accidents rooted in Aristotle's physics. Huetter explores Aquinas's commentary on substance and quantity in relation to the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, addressing concerns about potential reductiveness in focusing solely on these elements.

Prof. Reinhard Huetter explores divine faith in Aquinas's theology, discussing the object of faith as engaging believers. He delves into the distinction and aspects of divine faith, emphasizing the transformative union with God. The podcast also explores Christ's presence in the Eucharist, highlighting the importance of faith and divine authority in perceiving this truth.