Will and Intellect: Introduction to Voluntarism

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On Tuesday, September 12, 2006, the future Pope Benedict XVI (then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger) gave a lecture at the University of Regensburg entitled Faith, Reason and the University; Memories and Reflections. In that lecture, the Pope quoted Emperor Manuel II Palaiologos from a 1391 “dialogue with a Persian.” The quote was perceived as an insult to Islam by many Muslims, and there were protests around the world.

This audio is from the Sunday School class Fr. Pat taught the following Sunday, September 17, 2006. It’s evident from his comments that he made reference to the Regensburg Lecture in his homily that morning; unfortunately I have not been able to locate the recording of the homily. I will keep looking!

You can find the full text of Pope Benedict XVI's Regensburg Lecture at https://www.cbcew.org.uk/full-text-of-the-pope-benedict-xvis-regensburg-lecture/

Go to https://patrickhenryreardon.com for more Adult Sunday School classes and homilies, as well as for Fr. Pat's Pastoral Ponderings.

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and
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Fr. Pat is a Senior Editor at Touchstone Magazine:
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In addition to writing for the magazine, Touchstone also publishes a Daily Devotional Guide by Fr. Pat, with daily Scripture readings and commentary. The reading program takes the reader through the entire Bible in two years. You can subscribe at:
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or read Fr. Pat's commentary at
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Intro/Outtro music: Bach, Johann Sebastian, Aria Variata in A minor, BWV989, performed by Brendan Kinsella. Performance is in the Public Domain.

https://bit.ly/3BwbvrF

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