Category Archives: Medieval philosophy

“The Middle Ages in One Hour”: Online Lecture on Medieval thought with Mark Spencer

Join us this Saturday, April 26, at noon (ET) for “The Middle Ages in One Hour: An Overview of Medieval Thinkers,” a free Memoria College Community Lecture with Dr. Mark Spencer. Dr. Spencer, Associate Professor in Philosophy at the University of St. Thomas, will give a fast-paced introduction to key medieval thinkers and their enduring […]

All God’s Instruments

  Memoria College tutor Thomas Cothran, writing at Eclectic Orthodoxy, about St. Thomas Aquinas’ position on the problem of predestination: God causes all of our actions, including our acts of choosing. He does not merely give mankind the power of choice, he causes the act of choosing itself. We are mere instruments of God’s will. […]

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