Kevin Vost, Psy.D., delves into the intricacies of psychology and human intelligence, drawing profound inspiration from classical philosophers such as Aristotle and the Stoics, as well as St. Thomas Aquinas. His work critically examines the complex dimensions of the human mind and behavior. Vost's academic pursuits and research underscore a deep-seated understanding of psychological principles. Through his writing, he aims to guide readers toward a more profound comprehension of intellect and our inner psyche.
In What Is God?, Kevin Vost (Memorize the Reasons!) shows you how you can better know the most worthy object of our love, following the thought of the great theologian who first asked that question as a young boy: St. Thomas Aquinas.
St. Augustine calls humility the “foundation of all the other virtues”–but what exactly is this virtue?In Humble The Eye-Opening Benefits of Humility, Catholic author and clinical psychologist Kevin Vost shows that humility isn’t self-hatred, but rather knowing your truest self through God’s grace. With Scripture passages and wisdom from the saints, Humble Strength shows Catholics
The Ancient Art of Memory Meets the Timeless Art of Living
Exploring the teachings of Stoic philosophers like Musonius Rufus and Epictetus, this book highlights their practical lessons for achieving tranquility and virtue. Revered by early Church Fathers and later integrated into moral frameworks by thinkers like Thomas Aquinas, these timeless principles address themes such as anger, gratitude, and patience. In today's chaotic world, the Stoics' insights serve as a vital guide for navigating life's challenges, offering a path to a more meaningful existence grounded in reason and ethical living.
Książka dla tych, którzy potrzebują konkretnych rad: jak żyć w pogmatwanej codzienności współczesnego świata. Kevin Vost zabiera nas w podróż po Summie teologii św. Tomasza z Akwinu i udowadnia, że jest to dzieło na wskroś praktyczne. Na nim opiera 12 lekcji, których treść można by opisać zdaniem: Wybieraj w życiu to, co najpiękniejsze i najlepsze – czyli Boga. Porusza zagadnienia naszej wiary i stawia trudne pytania, które zadaje sobie wielu współczesnych katolików, a odpowiedzi szuka właśnie u Akwinaty, którego mądrość bez wahania określa jako ponadczasową.