God and Free Will DON'T Conflict - W. Matthews Grant & Christopher Tomaszewski
Release Date: 05/28/2025
A Harvard Law School Student Becomes Catholic
Intellectual Catholicism
Find out who it is :D
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Christology 101 - Suan Sonna
Intellectual Catholicism
Suan teaches about the natures of Jesus Christ.
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Erick Ybarra REACTS to Gavin Ortlund - Did Emperors Actually Run the 7 Ecumenical Councils?
Intellectual Catholicism
Erick Ybarra REACTS to Gavin Ortlund - Did Emperors Actually Run the 7 Ecumenical Councils?
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Penal Substitutionary Atonement in the Church Fathers - Erick Ybarra
Intellectual Catholicism
Erick Ybarra explains the theory of "penal substitutionary atonement", distinguishing it from Protestantism, and shows that the Fathers taught something like PSA.
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Ortlund's Method: A Critique - Steven Alspach & Suan Sonna
Intellectual Catholicism
Suan Sonna and Steven Alspach critique the Protestant apologetics of Gavin Ortlund.
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In Defense of Apologetics - Suan Sonna
Intellectual Catholicism
Suan Sonna, Director of Apologetics for the Diocese of Bridgeport, teaches his first class on Good vs. Bad Apologetics.
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Are We Still Persons after Death? - Robert C. Koons and Christopher Tomaszewski
Intellectual Catholicism
Robert C. Koons and Christopher Tomaszewski discuss whether we are still persons after death. Rob says "Yes" and Chris says "No."
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Redeeming Origen? - Stephen Boyce
Intellectual Catholicism
Stephen Boyce gives the case that Origen can possibly still be made a saint by the Catholic Church.
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Stephen Boyce is Catholic! w/ Stephen Boyce!
Intellectual Catholicism
Stephen Boyce talks about his journey from Anglicanism to Catholicism.
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The Bible, Sola Scriptura, and Biblical Theology - Jon D. Levenson
Intellectual Catholicism
Jon D. Levenson, professor of Jewish Studies at Harvard University, discusses the Bible, Sola Scriptura, and Biblical Theology from a Jewish perspective warm towards Catholicism.
info_outlineProfs. Grant and Tomaszewski discuss God's universal causality and human free will. Along the way, Prof. Tomaszewski questions whether some form of theological determinism best accords with Catholic dogmatic theology.