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Taylor sits down with Dave Palmer to discuss how laymen can read the Summa Theologica of Saint Thomas Aquinas in one year with tips and advice to make it achievable.
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Why did Jesus Christ die and how do we properly understand His death as it relates to His divinity and His humanity – especially His soul and body?
Here’s a preview video unit lesson from the Certificate in Catholic Theology curriculum from the New Saint Thomas Institute on the death of Christ as explained by Saint Thomas Aquinas. I’ve included the video file and the audio mp3 file for your convenience.
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We have over 1,500 students in NSTI from 30 nations! Learn more about how you can get deep into Catholic philosophy, theology, and apologetics through our online video unit courses a NewSaintThomas.com.
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My goal this week is to share with you how Saint Paul understood the relationship between faith and works. This debate goes back to the Protestant Reformation: Are we saved by faith alone (Martin Luther) or by faith and works (Catholic Church). We’ll look at the six verses in Saint Paul’s epistles that refer to the “works of the law†and unlock this debate in light of the Church Fathers and contemporary Scriptural scholarship.
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