What is Just and Unjust is Usually in Dispute: How Can Aquinas Help?
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What is Just and Unjust is Usually in Dispute: How Can Aquinas Help?
Jan 20 at 19:00 - 20:00
Angelicum Thomistic Institute – Virtue Online Series
What is Just and Unjust is Usually in Dispute: How Can Aquinas Help?
Fr. Robert Ombres, OP
Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas
20 January 2022
7pm CET / 6pm GMT / 1pm EST
The search for the meaning and application of justice, and the avoidance of injustice, has a long history and is constantly in dispute. Aquinas has much to say about this central dimension of our moral lives in community. He is philosophically coherent and robust, which makes his thought helpful in dialogue with others who do not share the Christian faith.
Fr Robert Ombres, OP qualified as a lawyer before joining the English Province in 1970. He was the Order’s Procurator General from 2004 to 2011. He teaches moral theology and canon law at Blackfriars, Oxford and canon law at the Angelicum (Rome).
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