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Enrique Martinez Garcia, ordinary member of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas this morning the Masters in Christian philosophy of directing UCAM

The Catholic University of Murcia held this morning the Thomist Day 'Christian philosophy' organized by the Vice President for University Extension, the Masters in Christian Philosophy and Chair Aquinas.

The Vice Chancellor of University Extension, Antonio Alcaraz, has opened the day and assured, referring to the relationship between faith and reason, that "we live in a society in which the most basic things are refusing. Therefore witnessing a world dialogue of the deaf. "

For his part, Enrique Martinez Garcia, ordinary member of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas pointed out that the aim of this event is to show the harmony between both attributes, and said that "faith perfects reason".

Likewise, he highlighted the importance of Christian philosophy "so badly needed."

"This is to show how the principles of Christian philosophy are able to illuminate the field of education, sociology, politics, illuminate the understanding of what is man," he added.

Why St. Thomas?

As pointed out by Enrique Martinez in his speech, there is a huge number of thinkers in Christian philosophy "important contributions", but qualifies that in the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas are all identified.

"Thomas, that's why the common doctor of the Church, somehow brings all other thinkers of Christian philosophy, in that admirable synthesis that is his thought," he assured.

In addition, during the course of the conference he was presented the Masters in Christian Philosophy imparting novelty Catholic University of Murcia.

Its director, Enrique Martinez has indicated that the graduate has vertebrate its contents around one of the concepts of wealth for most intelligible philosophy, which is the person whose historical development was due precisely to the light of faith;

and also he has taken as most representative of this Christian Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas teacher.

Source: UCAM