Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Christian Virtue: the Mystery Of Grace and Moral Excellence | Michael Sherwin OP by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Natural Law and Business Ethics: A blossoming relationship? | Helen Alford O.P by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

In what sense is the Torah a Law for Christians? | Justin Schembri O.P by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

How Do We Identify Ethical Norms in an Age of Relativism? | Dominic Holtz O.P by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Neuroimagem e seu impacto compreensão da pessoa humana | Sofia Reimao by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

The doctrine of Creation and Theories of Evolution | Kenneth Kemp by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Big Questions, and a Few Answers, at the intersection of AI and Religion | Brian Green by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

David McPherson, a philosopher and author, explores the importance of limits and virtues in a culture obsessed with boundless aspirations. He discusses how unchecked ambition can dehumanize and outlines six virtues—humility, reverence, moderation, contentment, neighborliness, and loyalty—that help us embrace limits. McPherson critiques contemporary ethical views that overlook these virtues, emphasizing the need for appreciation over control in human life. He advocates for a balanced approach to existence, promoting gratitude and belonging to counteract feelings of alienation.

A Scientific Perspective | Christopher Schingledecker by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

The Faith Of Adam In Paradise | Piotr Roszak by Angelicum Thomistic Institute