Thursday
Feb102011

Reality, Reason, Freedom: At the Root of the Religious Quest

A discussion of the book THE RELIGIOUS SENSE by Msgr. Luigi Giussani.

A presentation by Dr. Dominic A. AQUILA, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. John C. MCCARTHY, Interim Dean of the School of Philosophy, The Catholic University of America, and Sr. Damien Marie SAVINO, FSE, Chair Environmental Science and Studies

Presented by Crossroads Cultural Center

To say that the religious sense concerns Reality, Reason and Freedom may seem like a contradiction, because many in our culture believe that faith and reason are incompatible. If one uses reason, faith is not needed, and if one embraces faith, reason should be ignored.

With Dr. Aquila, we will discuss why it is essential to confront the question of faith and reason in an academic context; Dr. Savino will lead us in an exploration of the boundaries of faith and science; and finally Dr. McCarthy will present the Religious Sense of Fr. Luigi Giussani. This event will be much more than the mere analysis of a book.

About this Event

Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011
Time: 6:30pm
Location: University of St. Thomas, Jones Hall
3910 Yoakum Drive, Houston, TX

About the Speakers

Dominic A. Aquila, DLitt et Phil
Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of St. Thomas
John C. McCarthy, PhD
Interim Dean of the School of Philosophy, The Catholic University of America
Sr. Damien Marie Savino, FSE, PhD
FSE Environmental Science and Studies, University of St. Thomas

Invitation

Download the Invitation here

Article of Interest

Recovering the Dream of Concord by Dominic Aquila

Reader Comments (1)

I was at this presentation last night and saw someone videoing the speakers. Will the video be available online?

February 11, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterChris O'Brien

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