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Dr. Elizabeth Rex - An Introduction to Genesis I-II: The Creation-Gift of Participation in the Mystery of the Blessed Trinity.
Dr. Rex speaks about the awesome and wondrous reality of God’s immense Gift of Participation – of Co-Creation – that the Blessed Trinity has entrusted to Man, male and female, who has been created in His own image and likeness. (Recorded and Aired on Friday, December 8, 2017.)
Dr. Rex earned her PhD in Thomistic Ethics at the University of Navarra in Spain and has taught Catholic Bioethics at Holy Apostles College & Seminary since 2011. She is the Assistant Director of the St. John Paul II Bioethics Center that was founded in 1982 at Holy Apostles College & Seminary to articulate authentic Catholic teaching with respect to bioethical issues from technological reproduction to end-of-life decisions. She is a regular contributor to the National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly.
Dr. Rex earned her PhD in Thomistic Ethics at the University of Navarra in Spain and has taught Catholic Bioethics at Holy Apostles College & Seminary since 2011. She is the Assistant Director of the St. John Paul II Bioethics Center that was founded in 1982 at Holy Apostles College & Seminary to articulate authentic Catholic teaching with respect to bioethical issues from technological reproduction to end-of-life decisions. She is a regular contributor to the National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly.
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By WCAT RadioDr. Rex speaks about the awesome and wondrous reality of God’s immense Gift of Participation – of Co-Creation – that the Blessed Trinity has entrusted to Man, male and female, who has been created in His own image and likeness. (Recorded and Aired on Friday, December 8, 2017.)
Dr. Rex earned her PhD in Thomistic Ethics at the University of Navarra in Spain and has taught Catholic Bioethics at Holy Apostles College & Seminary since 2011. She is the Assistant Director of the St. John Paul II Bioethics Center that was founded in 1982 at Holy Apostles College & Seminary to articulate authentic Catholic teaching with respect to bioethical issues from technological reproduction to end-of-life decisions. She is a regular contributor to the National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly.
Dr. Rex earned her PhD in Thomistic Ethics at the University of Navarra in Spain and has taught Catholic Bioethics at Holy Apostles College & Seminary since 2011. She is the Assistant Director of the St. John Paul II Bioethics Center that was founded in 1982 at Holy Apostles College & Seminary to articulate authentic Catholic teaching with respect to bioethical issues from technological reproduction to end-of-life decisions. She is a regular contributor to the National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly.