Carlos A. Casanova
Philosopher and lecturer focused on metaphysics, philosophy of science, medieval philosophy, and political philosophy; author of multiple books and a lecturer at the University of Florida's Hamilton Center, delivering the featured talk on the relation of religion and science.
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Mar 2, 2026 • 48min
Is Religion Really an Enemy of Science? – Prof. Carlos A. Casanova
Carlos A. Casanova, philosopher and lecturer at the University of Florida’s Hamilton Center, explores the historical ties between religious worldviews and the rise of scientific methods. He traces Greek and medieval roots, monastic and university roles, scholastic contributions, and figures like Grosseteste, Domingo de Soto, and Galileo. Short takes spotlight how theology, institutions, and metaphysics shaped scientific inquiry.
Dec 10, 2025 • 47min
Can Divine Providence Be Known Through Natural Reason? The Classics' Response – Prof. Carlos A. Casanova
In this engaging discussion, Carlos A. Casanova, a philosophy lecturer and expert in Thomistic thought, explores how classical metaphysics can reveal a divine intellect governing the universe. He delves into Aristotle's insights on final causality, emphasizing nature's purpose-driven actions. Casanova also discusses Aquinas' teleological perspectives on providence, the intricacies of divine art, and tackles modern skepticism regarding final causes. The conversation highlights the interplay between nature, divine agency, and human understanding.
