September 24 Explanatory Genera and Species 1. At “First….” a. What is a conjugate form? b. How does an conjugate form define a […]
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Dr. David Fleischacker has his MA in Philosophy from Boston College (1992), MA in Systematic Theology from the Catholic University of America (1996), and his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from the Catholic University of America (2004). He currently holds the St. John Henry Newman Chair of Liberal Arts at the University of Mary, Bismarck, North Dakota.
Online books updated
In the "Online" tab above, you can find that the books by Msgr. Richard Liddy and by Fr. Brian Cronin have been updated into pdf […]
Material is not the visible, Spiritual is not the invisible.
by David Fleischacker There is a simple yet important distinction made by Lonergan regarding the meaning of the material and the spiritual. I remember in […]
Sedes Sapientiae Lecture Series
Dr. William Wagner “Historically Devolving Interpretations of “Tolerance” Under American Constitutional Law.” Dr. John Young, “The Evangelization of Culture through the Formation of Conscience,” given […]
Material is not the visible, Spiritual is not the invisible.
by David Fleischacker There is a simple yet important distinction made by Lonergan regarding the meaning of the material and the spiritual. I remember in […]
Insight Forum New Podcasts up.
Podcasts of the sessions that introduced Metaphysics and developed the first "Elements" of Metaphysics can be found in the Insight Forum.
Trinity Forum
On the Trinity: Present Seminar: This bi-weekly seminar gradually works through Bernard Lonergan’s systematic theology of the Trinity. To participate online via Skype, or to […]
Evil, Suffering, and the Hope for Salvation
Evil, Suffering, and the Hope for SalvationThe nature of the preparation for the “Divine entrance into the world mediated by meaning.” God prepares us for […]
Roland Krismer: Summer 2007 Workshops “Theoretical and Practical Reason in Thomas Aquinas”
1. First Workshop Click here to listen. 2. Second Workshop Click here to listen.
Neil Ormerod “A Systematics of St. Augustine’s Trinitarian Theology”
Click here to listen to this lecture