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Think for Christ is a channel dedicated to the nurturing of the Christian mind. Join Anthony Alberino and Andrew Payne as they seek to motivate deep thinking about God and his creation through an exploration of theology, philosophy, and apologetics.
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The Case for Divine Simplicity with Dr. Pat Flynn (opens the original)
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In this episode, Anthony Alberino sits down with philosopher Pat Flynn to unpack his provocative paper, “Simply Put: The Argument for Divine Simplicity.” Flynn argues that divine simplicity isn’t an abstract relic of classical theology, but a conclusion that follows from clear and unavoidable conceptual truths: anything composite depends on prior parts, while what is ultimate depends on nothing. If God is truly ultimate, He cannot be composite. Together, they explore Flynn’s streamlined argument
What is Philosophy About? (opens the original)
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What is philosophy actually about? In this video, Anthony Alberino explores the classical answer to that question: philosophy studies the intelligible order of reality—the principles, natures, and causes that make science, and indeed all rational inquiry, possible. Drawing on Lloyd Gerson’s Platonism and Naturalism: The Possibility of Philosophy, we examine why the classical philosophical tradition—from Plato and Aristotle to Augustine and Aquinas—stands fundamentally opposed to naturalism, and
After Stoicism with Dr. Thomas Ward (opens the original)
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In this episode of Think for Christ, Anthony Alberino is joined by philosopher Dr. Thomas Ward to discuss his outstanding book, After Stoicism: Last Words of the Last Roman Philosopher. Together they explore the life and legacy of Boethius, the enduring wisdom of The Consolation of Philosophy, and why this sixth-century masterpiece remains one of the greatest works in the Western philosophical tradition. The conversation examines Stoicism and its limits, Lady Philosophy's therapeutic role in con
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