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What is the meaning of your life? And how is that meaning revealed through your body?
In this episode, we continue our deep dive into St John Paul II's Theology of the Body, exploring one of its most important concepts: the spousal (or nuptial) meaning of the body.
Drawing on the creation of Adam and Eve in Genesis, John Paul II explains ...
Why does nature behave in such consistent and purposeful ways? And can this tell us anything about the existence of God?
In this final episode of our series on St Thomas Aquinas' Five Ways, we explore his Fifth Way, commonly known as the Teleological Argument.
Aquinas observes that things in nature consistently act towards particular ends...
What if needing other people isn't a sign of weakness? What if it's actually part of God's design for the human person?
In this episode, we continue our deep dive into St John Paul II's Theology of the Body. We return to Genesis to explore the creation of Eve and two fundamental experiences of the human person: original unity and original nakedness.
Through Adam a...
In this episode, we continue our series on St Thomas Aquinas' Five Ways by exploring his Fourth Way: the Argument from Gradation, or Degree.
This is perhaps the most challenging of Aquinas' Five Ways. Beginning with the observation that things possess qualities like truth and goodness to varying degrees, Aquinas asks what makes these comparisons possible. U...
Who are you when you strip everything else away? Before your job, your relationships, your achievements, and your possessions, what makes you you?
JPII argues that the question "Who am I?" is one of the most fundamental human questions. Through his experience of original solitude, Adam discovers that he is not just another animal, or a passive part of C...