The Caroline Chisholm Library

The Caroline Chisholm Library is a Catholic theological lending and reference library situated in central Melbourne (Level 3, 358 Lonsdale St - opposite St Francis Church). Opening Hours are 11am - 5pm Monday to Friday.


All members of the public are welcome to browse the library, use it for reference purposes or attend lectures. Persons interested in borrowing books can become library members (membership forms are avaliable at the Library).


The library catalogue is available online at the Library's website at http://www.cclibrary.org.au/


This blog will give details of events at the library, text of talks given at the library as well as reviews of books in the library collection.

Monday 27 May 2013

Upcoming Philosophy Course

Philosophy as a Guide to Sane Thinking

by Mr John Young

What is philosophy? Why is it important? Do we know reality? The difference between sense knowledge and intellectual knowledge. Man: soul and body. Free will. God’s existence. His nature. His causality. The moral life.

On all these topics the secular views current today will be assessed in the light of the philosophy of St Thomas Aquinas, who is seen by the Catholic Church as a sure guide in philosophy.

Location - TMC Office, Balwyn
Second floor, 35 Whitehorse Rd, Balwyn, VIC 3103

Dates and Times
Over six Sundays from June 23 to July 28 2:30pm to 4:00pm

Cost
$20 (inclusive of materials)

Inquiries/Registrations
- Patrick Doyle: pdoyle@ncc.org.au; 0400 693 272

Sponsors:
  1. The Catholic Community of Blessed John Henry Newman
  2. The Thomas More Centre
  3. The Caroline Chisholm Library

    4. About John Young:
    John Young is the author of three books, including ‘The Scope of Philosophy’. He has had some 600 articles published in Australia and overseas. He has also taught philosophy in four seminaries.
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