“The knowledge of the Trinity in unity is the fruit and end of our entire life.” - St. Thomas Aquinas

This feels like a nightmare. One of the most horrific things I’ve ever seen. I feel absolutely gutted and devastated. Pray for Charlie Kirk’s soul, his young family and for our country. The violence and hatred has to stop. Our country needs Christ now more than ever.

"I got that white girl." This is a hate crime. ❌Bring back the death penalty ❌End cashless bail ❌Impeach all these judges who release these violent thugs back out on to the street

Don’t stop talking about Iryna Zarutska! 💔

74,221 AP articles about George Floyd 0 AP articles about Iryna Zarutska

🕊️ 🪦 Her name was Iryna Zarutska.

It seems the terrible news in America will continue for some time. This is very distressing.

Her name was Iryna Zarutska. She could’ve grown up to be a beautiful mother, but her life was taken at 23 by a monster driven by antiwhite racism. Silence is violence. Speak out and speak up against antiwhite violence.

“In all divine matters, it is more difficult to know how they are than how they are not.” - Francisco Suárez, S.J. (1548–1617)

Rome has spoken, the matter is finished.

You have no idea what's coming next...

And now, let the Molinist phase begin...

I’ve completed the Jesuit formation. Final step was learning to infiltrate Thomist groups.

Let's go

“He who created you without you, will not save you without you.” - St. Augustine

To prove my goodwill to my Jesuit friends, I will post some of the finest Jesuit writings.

Me when someone says St. Thomas was wrong:

Gonet believed that the Calvinists had abandoned the harsh views of Calvin and Beza on grace and free will and had embraced the true Thomistic position.

“If only they [i.e., the Calvinists] would shrink back from the doctrine of Calvin in other controversies of faith, they would not be far from the kingdom of God.” - Jean-Baptiste Gonet, O.P. (1616–1681)

One thing that always makes me sad is that Gonet never wrote a philosophy course. Had he done so, it might have been the clearest Thomistic philosophy course ever. Alas!

If you find yourself confused when reading Thomists of high stature because they assume the reader already knows what they're talking about, you should read Jean-Baptiste Gonet, who unfolds the questions with remarkable clarity, helpful notes and useful distinctions.