On Wednesday, April 10, 2019, host Gene Wilhelm interviewed Dr. Thomas Hibbs, formerly at Baylor University and recently appointed President of the University of Dallas. They talk about human ecology and our "throw away culture". Fortunately, Christians can remain at the forefront in the sciences, literature, and philosophy, and be leaders in shaping conversations without ever sacrificing their faith! And this is what Dr. Hibbs aimed to teach students that they can do too. Dr. Hibbs answers questions like what does it mean to be human and how are we to live in regards to nature, each other and God? What impact does technology have on our lives? Listen to the whole show because toward the end he has some great insights on the TV show Breaking Bad! Tune in and be inspired! And remember when choosing between the values of heaven and the values of earth, always round up!
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252 Fr. Paul-Michael Piega: Liturgical Norms
251 Deacon Ralph Poyo: New Evangelization Ministries
250 Adam Brill: Sacrosanctum Concilium
249 Monica Mize: The Sacrament of the Eucharist
248 Fr. Brien Eilers: Vocation Story and Evangelism
247 Joe Heschmeyer: The Early Church
246 Robert Mixa: Delving Deeper into Vatican II
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240 Anthony DeStefano: Children‘s Books and Life
239 Elizabeth Lev: The Silent Knight A History of St. Joseph as Depicted in Art
238 Beth Cowles: Discovering the Liturgical Calendar
237 Life as a Deacon: Deacon Mark Olivieri
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