Boy, that would have been so obnoxious if you were...

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Adam and Ann here sitting with David Niles. We have Juan on the buttons this afternoon. And we are recording with a special guest, Father Gregory

Pine. Thanks for hanging out with us. Hey, thanks for having me. I appreciate it. Now, we haven't

really talked about the theology of luck on this show before, but I actually

think, I made that whole intro, like, and it says luck is for pagans, but doesn't Aquinas

actually talk about the theology of luck, or like, the understanding of luck and how it's actually

not possibly paganist?

Is that right?

Yeah, so there's a place for it.

Aristotle has kind of some wild thoughts about luck and fortune is how it's translated

in the version that I read.

But the basic idea is that you've got people who are doing things.

And then sometimes when people do things, they kind of bump into each other.

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