In the Catholic Intellectual Tradition
A space for young adults to connect, converse and explore the Catholic faith through philosophy, ethics and theology.
Saint Thomas Aquinas · Doctor Angelicus
"Anyone hears the word of the kingdom, but does not understand it, the wicked one comes and snatches it away. But the one who understands it, bears fruit and yields in one case a hundredfold, in another sixtyfold, and in another thirtyfold." — Jesus, speaking to His followers on the shores of the Sea of Galilee
"What has Athens have to do with Jerusalem?" — Tertullian of Carthage (c. 155 – 220 AD)
"Philosophy was given to the Greeks directly & primarily, until the Lord should call the Greeks. For this was a schoolmaster to bring the Hellenic mind to Christ – as the Law to the Hebrews. Philosophy, therefore, was a preparation, paving the way for the Greek to be perfected in Christ." — Clement of Alexandria, Book I of the Stomata (c. 198 AD)