TAN Courses – Philosophy

Taught by Gregory T. Doolan, Ph.D. From the beginning of time, people have wondered about the meaning of human life. Who are we? Why are we here? What is the point of it all? These questions have eternal significance, and just asking them tends to change the way people live their lives. Dr. Doolan begins…

Taught by Scott Gaylord, J.D., Ph.D. A complete understanding of these pressing life issues requires an understanding of the interrelation between science, law, and morality. This interconnectedness is all too often ignored in public debate about these life issues. Dr. Gaylord highlights Catholic teaching which considers law, science, philosophy, and morality to be part of…

Taught by John Cuddeback, Ph.D. Men and women are made, created, for friendship – but not just with passing or casual acquaintances. We are designed for real, deep, lasting friendship of the highest kind. Without that friendship, we often feel unsatisfied, empty, or simply alone. In this course, Dr. Cuddeback deftly weaves together the age-old…

Taught by John Cuddeback, Ph.D. Everybody wants to do the right thing, to be the best person they can be, and to help their family and friends to do the same. But why does man have this innate desire to be “good?” What does goodness look like? Are good and evil the same for everyone?…