Scholastic Argumentation, Discernment of Spirits, and the Danger of Half-Truths - Fr. Ian VanHeusen | The GDP | Ep. 113 episode artwork

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Scholastic Argumentation, Discernment of Spirits, and the Danger of Half-Truths - Fr. Ian VanHeusen | The GDP | Ep. 113

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Our newest guest is Fr. Ian VanHeusen. Fr. Ian is a Catholic priest of the diocese of Raleigh, and in our conversation, we discuss many pertinent topics of the spiritual life. Many times, we are not always influenced by God, and it is important to understand how to discern those moments. In addition to that topic, we talk about the rigor of scholastic arguments, of which St. Thomas Aquinas is renowned as being one of the greatest, and how thinking in that way can help find the truth more concretely in all facets of knowledge. We also delve into the dangers of half-truths and many other ideas, thoughts and ways to think about our lives in different contexts. We hope you enjoy this episode! We can't wait to have Fr. Ian back on the show!  Resources: Fr. Ian's ChannelsX: https://x.com/ianvanheusenFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/fatherianvanheusen GDM Resources:Website: https://lifelineusa.store/gdm

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