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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.
Finality, Love, Marriage: Tensions and Contradictions in Love, Part 9
by David Fleischacker, Ph.D. I have decided to return to an earlier sequence of blogs that are commentaries on Lonergan’s 1943 essay, “Finality, Love, and […]
Reality or Being — Are these the same?
by Dr. David Fleischacker This one is more for those who have studied Lonergan a bit. Sorry to those who have not. Though most today […]
Judgment and the Recovery of Being
by Dr. David Fleischacker Lonergan’s explanatory formulation of the interior structure of judgment dismantles one of the great culprits of the modern world that has […]
Isomorphic Existentialism
Existential Isomorphism By Dr. David Fleischacker I would like to make a simple statement. The finality of the human person is one of existential isomorphism. […]
From David Fleischacker
Just a quick note. I will be publishing a reflection every Friday at 3 pm. Most of these will be short pointers and thoughts about […]
Trinitarian Reflections: The Transcentdental Notions and God, blog 1
by David Fleischacker About two years ago, I started a new notebook on linking together the University and its life with that of the Holy […]
Feeding the thirst of Jesus Christ
Why does Jesus need or want us to feed him? It would seem that the only appropriate relation to him is to allow him to […]
Higher Viewpoints: Part Two From Algebra to Calculus: The Emergence of the Power Rule
[This is a reprint of a 1997 posting] Higher Viewpoints: Part Two From Algebra to Calculus:The Emergence of the Power Rule A Thought Experiment […]
Part 8: Love in Finality, Love, and Marriage
by David Fleischacker Further, love is the act of a subject (principium quod), and as such it is the principle of union between different subjects. […]