118c: Happiness is Learning More about Medieval Theologian Thomas Aquinas and Virtue

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History of the Papacy

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🗓️ 27 May 2022

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Today we talk with author J. Budziszewski, scholar and professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas at Austin about his new book: How and How Not to Be Happy. J Budziszewski among many other areas, is a scholar on Thomas Aquinas. In this...

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1:09.8	There's four tiers, Antioch, Alexandria, Constantinople,
1:13.8	and Rome, each representing one of the traditional patriarchates of Christianity. One of the major
1:20.4	benefits of becoming a patron on the Patreon, History of the Papacy Patreon, is that you're included on the history of the
1:28.9	papacy diphtics. In traditional Christianity, the diphtics is the list of bishops in order of their
1:36.1	commemoration. Fun fact about that, a diptic is also any two-faced icon or writing surface, and the bishops would have their names written on this two-sided board.
1:53.2	And if you were on there, you were in communion.
1:55.9	A little interesting fact about the diphtics and more of those to come in each episode.
2:01.8	I would also like to send a special thanks out to Emmett for his donation on PayPal.
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