Catholic Thinkers

Catholic Social Ethics by J. Brian Benestad: 5. Seeking the Common Good Through Virtue and Grace

What is the role of the Catholic believer in society? How should our laws reflect the dignity of the human person? In this course Dr. Benestad addresses such topics as just war, natural law, life questions, and the common good.

Catholic Social Ethics by J. Brian Benestad: 4.The Meaning of the Common Good Part 2

What is the role of the Catholic believer in society? How should our laws reflect the dignity of the human person? In this course Dr. Benestad addresses such topics as just war, natural law, life questions, and the common good.

Catholic Social Ethics by J. Brian Benestad: 3. The Meaning of the Common Good Part 1

What is the role of the Catholic believer in society? How should our laws reflect the dignity of the human person? In this course Dr. Benestad addresses such topics as just war, natural law, life questions, and the common good.

Catholic Social Ethics by J. Brian Benestad: 2. The Dignity of the Human Person

What is the role of the Catholic believer in society? How should our laws reflect the dignity of the human person? In this course Dr. Benestad addresses such topics as just war, natural law, life questions, and the common good.

Catholic Social Ethics by J. Brian Benestad: 1. Introduction

What is the role of the Catholic believer in society? How should our laws reflect the dignity of the human person? In this course, this week's Catholic Thinkers release, Dr. Benestad addresses such topics as just war, natural law, life questions, and the common good.

Biology and the Faith by Martinez Hewlett: 6. Issues in Modern Biology

In this course, recorded in 1998, Dr. Hewlett argues that there is a need for the consideration of purpose and intelligence in Biology. Through a brief history of the sciences, a summary of the basic concepts of Biology, and a concentration on Genetics and the Human Genome Project, he illustrates for the student the wonderful advances of modern science. But while doing so, he emphasizes that however advanced it becomes, Biology will never be able to answer all questions about life and should always be subjected to an overarching philosophy.

Biology and the Faith by Martinez Hewlett: 5. Recombinant DNA, Biotechnology, and the Human Genome Project

In this course, recorded in 1998, Dr. Hewlett argues that there is a need for the consideration of purpose and intelligence in Biology. Through a brief history of the sciences, a summary of the basic concepts of Biology, and a concentration on Genetics and the Human Genome Project, he illustrates for the student the wonderful advances of modern science. But while doing so, he emphasizes that however advanced it becomes, Biology will never be able to answer all questions about life and should always be subjected to an overarching philosophy.

Biology and the Faith by Martinez Hewlett: 4. Molecular Biology and Neo-Darwinism

In this course, recorded in 1998, Dr. Hewlett argues that there is a need for the consideration of purpose and intelligence in Biology. Through a brief history of the sciences, a summary of the basic concepts of Biology, and a concentration on Genetics and the Human Genome Project, he illustrates for the student the wonderful advances of modern science. But while doing so, he emphasizes that however advanced it becomes, Biology will never be able to answer all questions about life and should always be subjected to an overarching philosophy.

Biology and the Faith by Martinez Hewlett: 3. Mendelian Genetics and the Cell

In this course, filmed in 1998, Dr. Hewlett argues that there is a need for the consideration of purpose and intelligence in Biology. Through a brief history of the sciences, a summary of the basic concepts of Biology, and a concentration on Genetics and the Human Genome Project, he illustrates for the student the wonderful advances of modern science. But while doing so, he emphasizes that however advanced it becomes, Biology will never be able to answer all questions about life and should always be subjected to an overarching philosophy.

Biology and the Faith by Martinez Hewlett: 2. Basic Biological Concepts

In this course, filmed in 1998, Dr. Hewlett argues that there is a need for the consideration of purpose and intelligence in Biology. Through a brief history of the sciences, a summary of the basic concepts of Biology, and a concentration on Genetics and the Human Genome Project, he illustrates for the student the wonderful advances of modern science. But while doing so, he emphasizes that however advanced it becomes, Biology will never be able to answer all questions about life and should always be subjected to an overarching philosophy.