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David McPherson, a philosopher and author, explores the importance of limits and virtues in a culture obsessed with boundless aspirations. He discusses how unchecked ambition can dehumanize and outlines six virtues—humility, reverence, moderation, contentment, neighborliness, and loyalty—that help us embrace limits. McPherson critiques contemporary ethical views that overlook these virtues, emphasizing the need for appreciation over control in human life. He advocates for a balanced approach to existence, promoting gratitude and belonging to counteract feelings of alienation.

A Scientific Perspective | Christopher Schingledecker by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

The Faith Of Adam In Paradise | Piotr Roszak by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Philosophical and Theological perspectives | Mariusz Tabaczek O.P by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Causes And The Origin Of Life | William Carroll by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

On The Death Of Adam And Eve | Randall Rosenberg by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Cornelio Fabro之分有論——對多瑪斯天主肖像學說的再解釋 Thomas Aquinas’s Doctrine of Imago Dei According to Cornelio Fabro’s Notion of Participation Bernadette Cheng 鄭玉階女士 May 14, 2022 11:00 Rome / 17:00 Hong Kong 2022 2022 年 5 月 14 日 11:00 羅馬 / 17:00 香港 Bernadette Cheng is a doctorate candidate at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas and promotes Thomas Aquinas’s teaching to the Chinese-speaking World through online conferences and courses. 羅馬宗座大學博士候選人，專門通過在線會議和課程將多瑪斯阿奎那的教學推廣至華語世界。

Fallen Angel Theodicies: A Philosophical Assessment | Kent Dunnington by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Can nature be Red In Tooth And Claw according to Augustine | Stanley Rosenberg by Angelicum Thomistic Institute

Apes, Hominins, And The Scientific Evidence For Human Origins | Kieran McNulty by Angelicum Thomistic Institute