Hello.

My name is Father Gregory Pine, and I'm a Dominican Friday of the province of St. Joseph,

and I am back here for our most recent installment of off-campus conversations, which are, the point of which is to follow up with a

domestic institute speaker pursuant to a lecture on campus or to a retreat or to a conference,

so that way we can just dive deeper on what was proposed in that setting.

And, yeah, just kind of create a bit more of a domestic institute community and conversation

here.

So for this installment,

very delighted to be joined by Professor Edward Faser. Thanks so much for joining off-campus conversations.

Thank you for the invitation. It's great to be here. Cheers. All right. So all of our listeners

will probably know you already from many contributions to the Timistic Institute podcast or

to Timistic Institute events.

I think the first time I met you was at a Newburgh conference where you have been present

for many years.

And others will know you from your many publications, from your blog, from various contributions.

I am actually astonished at the way in which you can weigh in principally, principally, I don't know what the adverbial form of that word is, regardless,

that way, and promptly to contemporary issues with just a solid philosophical grounding.

Regardless. Okay, so, but for those who don't know you, would you say a word of introduction,

who you are where you're from, and what you do?

Yeah, so I'm a professor of philosophy at Pasoena City College in Pasoena, California.

And I'm the author of many academic books and articles, and also I write a lot of popular materials.

And I've written or edited or been involved with 13 books,

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