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Douglas Flippen sits down with George Harne to discuss the profound influence of St. Thomas Aquinas. Together, they explore Aquinas’s enduring significance for the Catholic Church, his insightful approach to complex philosophical and theological questions, and his distinctive method of inquiry. Flippen also offers guidance on how Aquinas would analyze the nature of various academic disciplines, and he explains how readers can engage with Aquinas’s seminal works, highlighting their accessibility even for beginners.
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