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I sat down with Matt Fradd, host of “Pints With Aquinas,” to explore the enduring power of Christian faith, the cultural crisis facing the West, and the vital role of fathers in navigating these turbulent times. As a Catholic convert, Matt examines the perceived tension between reason and faith in our culture—and explains why that conflict is an illusion. We dive into the significance of Holy Week, the problem of evil, and the reality of spiritual warfare. Matt critiques a culture adrift and makes a passionate case that the only path forward is one rooted in spiritual clarity and moral conviction.
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Follow Matt on X (formerly Twitter): https://x.com/RealMattFradd
Watch “Pints With Aquinas”: https://youtube.com/@pintswithaquinas?si=8ttxcoOvLmhmc22O
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Outline:
[0:00] Why is Holy Week important?
[5:35] What can we learn from the Crucifixion?
[8:21] Grappling with the problem of evil
[17:53] Fatherhood requires suffering and sacrifice
[26:33] Original sin, salvation, and purgatory
[31:50] Should we trust the authority of the Church?
[38:29] Can we really be certain about anything?
[46:11] Faith, reason, and St. Thomas Aquinas
[50:27] Why did Jesus appear 2,000 years ago?
[57:23] Has the Enlightenment reached it’s limit?
[1:03:01] Does math prove God’s existence?
[1:13:12] Fairy tales are more true than textbooks
[1:17:46] What is spiritual warfare? Can it be won?
[1:30:07] Is Andrew Tate right about Christianity?
[1:33:49] How should parents address p*rnography?
[1:43:45] What’s the point of freedom?
[1:47:39] God is love—literally
[1:54:08] Americans shouldn’t apologize for greatness
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Watch the video version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Rhf4X2w7QAA
Make a tax-deductible donation to Dad Saves America: https://secure.anedot.com/emergent-order-foundation/dad-website?
Visit our website: https://www.dadsavesamerica.com/
By John Papola4.6
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I sat down with Matt Fradd, host of “Pints With Aquinas,” to explore the enduring power of Christian faith, the cultural crisis facing the West, and the vital role of fathers in navigating these turbulent times. As a Catholic convert, Matt examines the perceived tension between reason and faith in our culture—and explains why that conflict is an illusion. We dive into the significance of Holy Week, the problem of evil, and the reality of spiritual warfare. Matt critiques a culture adrift and makes a passionate case that the only path forward is one rooted in spiritual clarity and moral conviction.
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Follow Matt on X (formerly Twitter): https://x.com/RealMattFradd
Watch “Pints With Aquinas”: https://youtube.com/@pintswithaquinas?si=8ttxcoOvLmhmc22O
_____________________________________
Outline:
[0:00] Why is Holy Week important?
[5:35] What can we learn from the Crucifixion?
[8:21] Grappling with the problem of evil
[17:53] Fatherhood requires suffering and sacrifice
[26:33] Original sin, salvation, and purgatory
[31:50] Should we trust the authority of the Church?
[38:29] Can we really be certain about anything?
[46:11] Faith, reason, and St. Thomas Aquinas
[50:27] Why did Jesus appear 2,000 years ago?
[57:23] Has the Enlightenment reached it’s limit?
[1:03:01] Does math prove God’s existence?
[1:13:12] Fairy tales are more true than textbooks
[1:17:46] What is spiritual warfare? Can it be won?
[1:30:07] Is Andrew Tate right about Christianity?
[1:33:49] How should parents address p*rnography?
[1:43:45] What’s the point of freedom?
[1:47:39] God is love—literally
[1:54:08] Americans shouldn’t apologize for greatness
_____________________________________
Watch the video version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Rhf4X2w7QAA
Make a tax-deductible donation to Dad Saves America: https://secure.anedot.com/emergent-order-foundation/dad-website?
Visit our website: https://www.dadsavesamerica.com/

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