Faith (Aquinas 101)
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“Sight, touch, taste are all deceived in their judgment of you,
But hearing suffices firmly to believe.
I believe all that the Son of God has spoken;
There is nothing truer than this word of truth.”
-"Adoro Te Devote" written by St. Thomas Aquinas
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Faith (Aquinas 101) - Fr. Aquinas Guilbeau, O.P.
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St. Thomas says, "the sinner is concerned about the exterior man"
Thank you Aquinas 101!
May our Lord Jesus Christ bless you!
Simply excellent.
I’m learning about Scholasticism and it’s making my faith even more form.
A very competent delivery on Faith,and well explained ,thanks fr.so much.
TO GOD BE THE GLORY
Beautiful! Thank you, father.
A lovely ,once again thanks! Lovely to think we through ones Faith we get to know something of what God knows; that does seem special.
"I believe whatever the Son of God says," is my prayer every moment of everyday but most especially when trials come. Everytime I make this act of faith "the rays of the Light of glory dawn in my mind" and I "see" God through His gift faith.
Credo in Unum Dominum Iesum Christum, Filium Dei Unigenitum.
Wonderful Tobe able to watch so many of these Spiritual videos.Thanks to your expertise in delivering these videos so clearly n easy to understand.Isometimes feel overcome with some of the truths I wasn't aware.Thank you so much.
Thank you
Thank you Father I eat food for may soul more hunger to know about God
There is so much good material to learn from out there, for those who are willing to take a look.
Thank you for making these videos!
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching, and may the Lord bless you!
Excellent video guys, keep up the good work!
Thanks! Cheers!
Very good. I have one ideia, make a video about the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit for this Pentecost.
That's due to drop in January!
@@fr.gregorypine5137 January 2021?
@@ihs2021 Correct!
Here in North-Europe Pentecost is on Saturday.
@@ThomisticInstitute When is the release?! It's Jan !
I can't believe this hasn't blown up. What a clear and concise video!
I only wish we lived in a world where a video like this could "blow up". 😞😞
A child could see the lies here.
@@jraelien5798 you have a fucking ai profile picture. lower your voice when you speak to me
@@jraelien5798 If you're trying to say that the video uses circular reasoning, you have to realize that it's more about the faith life of the believer and his relationship with God, not about reasons for unbelievers to come to God or the Church. That's a different discussion.
Excellent .
What about the subject part of Hope? In the video only formal and material object + the act of faith is explained. Thank you for your videos!
Wow
If I feel like I don't have faith, but I say the act of faith, and try as best I can to live in God's friendship in His Catholic Church, do I still have the gift of faith despite my unwanted doubtful thoughts?
Fair question. I would like to think that you will be rewarded for your consistency in reaching out for your faith. If nothing else, I believe faith is a relationship with God. If you keep on saying your act of faith and living faithfully in His Church, you are keeping a relationship with God, which is a great thing. Good luck and God bless. I appreciate you opening up like this.
@Matt D. Yes because faith admits of degrees.
Great. Just wanted to show some support
I like these but I can’t remember the content 30 section after it’s told to me.
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How does a non believer move to supernatural faith, when the grace to make the act comes from prayer/the sacraments? In other words, how does the journey from reason to faith happen?
Coolness
I'm seriously puzzled. I can believe, but how can I relate such a belief to others? I see God's magnificence, but it only serves to justify to me what I believe, not others!
1- being able to justify your beliefs to yourself is already something quite relevant; 2- when trying to convince someone, you can appeal to reason, logic, Natural Theology - such as Aquinas's arguments for the existence of God covered in this channel, or other arguments for the plausibility of Christianity; 3- you can also try preaching the Gospel in the way you think is more likely to be understood by your interlocutor, and hope for God to bring him to supernatural faith down the road.
@@mickeyesoum3278 Thank you very much!
I have somewhat of the same experience as you, as I'm questioning why I'm living at all, when I'm not being used for anything worthwhile, but I do know my acts speak loader then any words as long as my friends have a chance of maybe finding belief themselves if they could see that it is doing good to me.
@@elvenkind6072 I like to think that if I speak about my faith with others, and then pray like St Monica, something wonderful will happen!
In the "threefold dynamic of faith" part, at around 3:00, the Latin for "Believing in a God" and "Believing God" don't seem to match the English. Is this an error on your part or am I ignorant of the grammatical nuances? If the latter, would you mind explaining the grammatical nuances to me?
The article that treats this question can be found . . .
Here in English: aquinas101.thomisticinstitute.org/st-iiaiiae-q-2#SSQ2A2THEP1
Here in Latin: aquinas.cc/la/en/~ST.II-II.Q2.A2
Let us know if that helps!
Good point, I think , one is believing there is God, Fr says "God is " ...the othef believing in the Truth of God
Did St. Paul write Hebrews though?
Is there a way of obtaining a transcript of this video?
Hi Joseph, the transcript is not uploaded online. You can, however, access the recommended reading from the Summa on our website (aquinas101.thomisticinstitute.org/faith), of which the video transcript is a brief summary.
Father would you say, at least in a certain sense, that fear is the opposite of the Theological virtues?
It is so very simple to disprove all of these claims.
I wanted to like the video but it was as 777 likes and I just couldn't bring myself to ruin it.
Summa Theologiae ll-ll Q1-Q16
Thanks!
not clear. too abstract.
Faith is relationship with God. In faith God is subject and man is object. Aquinas reversed the order. Faith is considered as a epistemological category by st.aquinas .It is wrong. I am a devout Catholic. But critically examine Augustine and Aquinas.It doesn't mean that I object All contributions. It is wrong to consider the statements of Aquinas Equal to words of God.
No, St. Thomas's words are not the Word of God! But he was very familiar with the Word. As to your point about subject and object, this is a much-contested matter. The Council of Trent spoke well about the many meanings of faith, in response to Reformation critiques. But when we say that man is the subject of faith, we mean that, by an infused gift from God, he is able to know God according to a supernatural disposition. This is God's faithfulness, but in a human mode.
I am totally incapable of believing that a god exists.
You may as well try to insist that 2+2 = 5.
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@@Chris-yr8wb
What's so difficult to understand ?
I do not believe that a god exists.
I can't force myself to believe a god exists and I have no reason to think that a god exists, therefore, I don't think that a god exists.
I have no choice in that matter.
@@lewis72 clearly you are struggling with these ideas otherwise u wouldn't be watching this video
@@lewis72 If you dont want to believe then that is your choice, but it is wrong to say that its unreasonable or irrational to believe in God. This statement in and of itself is irrational.
Christian Lee
My point is it has nothing to do with what I want.
I don’t chose what I believe.
Thank you
Wow