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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2025 · 8 MIN

Human Responsibility, as Independent of Circumstances, Oxford Univ. Sermon, No. 8

from Saint Cardinal John Henry Newman · host Father Juan Velez

Newman teaches that God who is faithful does not tempt men. We are moral agents responsible for our actions. We should not try to rid ourselves of responsibility, transferring our guilt for wrong acts to other agents.

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