Aquinas and Beyond
Alex SpieldennerExploring and explaining the Catholic intellectual tradition, from Augustine to Aquinas and Beyond.
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5 Essential Books By John Henry Newman
This week was the anniversary of the death of the newest Doctor of the Catholic Church, John Henry Newman. Newman is one of my own personal intellectual heroes, as he combined intellectual brilliance with artistic sensibility and a gentlene...
A Brief Introduction to the Problem of Predestination
Making a start
This is the Guided Tour of the Summa Theologiae, a project for all paid subscribers of Aquinas and Beyond. In it, we are carefully reading through St. Thomas Aquinas’s masterpiece, with help from experts on Aquinas, to think...
Aquinas and Beyond at 100
Depending on how you count, Aquinas and Beyond has reached over 100 published posts. Does that number feel crazy to you? It feels crazy to me.
10 months ago, almost to the day, I launched Aquinas and Beyond by launching my Substack page a...
You Can't Act Freely Unless God Causes You To
This week, my Guided Tour of the Summa begins to address St. Thomas Aquinas’s view of Divine Providence, especially as it relates to God’s causing the human will. Many people are surprised to find out that Aquinas thinks that God causes all...
God's Will Causes All Things
But you're free all the same
This is the Guided Tour of the Summa Theologiae, a project for all paid subscribers of Aquinas and Beyond. In it, we are carefully reading through St. Thomas Aquinas’s masterpiece, with help from experts on Aqu...
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I write about the Catholic philosophical tradition on my Substack, Aquinas and Beyond. M.A. in Philosophy, Franciscan University of Steubenville.
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