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Okay, good evening, everyone.

Welcome to our first Temistic Institute lecture of the semester given by Dr. Edmund Lassari.

Edmund Lassari is teaching fellow

in the Department of Catholic Schools

at De Cajun University.

He is also a member of the Aquinas of the Arab International Working Group and affiliated faculty of the Carl G. Griffithet Center for Ethics

and Science Technology and Law. The Fort Worth Basslin Fellow, he earned an ecclesiastical

licentiate degree in philosophy from the Catholic University of America, as well as a doctrine,

systematic theology and ethics from Marquette University. He has previously taught philosophy and theology at Mont theology, and ethics from Marquette University.

He has previously taught philosophy and theology at Mount St. Mary's University, Marquette University,

the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and other universities not starting with a letter M.

Dr. Lazzari has published a wide variety on topics in theology, such as theology and science,

the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas,

Catholic Muslim Dialogue, Liturgical Theology, Machine Learning AI, Catholic Ethics, and Extritional Intelligence. He is the author of two books, Why Nature Matters, Unlocking Catholic Doctrine

Through Common Sense Philosophy, and Miracles in Said, Nursi, and Thomas Aquinas. And this lecture is in the Holy Trinity.

And I'll hand it over to you.

Dr. Sonsori.

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