Dr. Matthew Minerd and Fr. Cajetan Cuddy discuss the Lexicon entry on Good.

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In this conversation, Fr. Cajetan Cuddy and Dr. Matthew Minerd delve into the concept of goodness as defined in the Encyclopedia of Catholic Theology. They explore the nature of goodness, its implications in moral philosophy, and its central role in the Christian life. The discussion emphasizes the transcendental property of goodness, its perfective nature, and its relationship with moral law. They also touch on the metaphysical aspects of goodness and its self-diffusive quality, highlighting how goodness is fundamental to understanding both human actions and divine nature.

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00:00 Understanding Goodness: A Fundamental Concept
08:22 The Metaphysical Nature of Goodness
11:43 The Self-Diffusive Nature of Goodness