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    This document provides a summary of Edward Feser's Twitter profile and recent tweets. Edward Feser is a professor of philosophy at Los Angeles, California who focuses on scholastic and Catholic philosophy. His recent tweets discuss topics like critical race theory, integralism, liberalism, quantum mechanics, and Aquinas. He argues that CRT reduces reality to paranoid fantasy and that integralism is not the same as theocracy.

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    Edward Feser Following

    2,449 Tweets

    Following

    Edward Feser
    !FeserEdward

    Professor of Philosophy, Scholastic, Catholic

    Los Angeles, California EdwardFeser.com


    Joined February 2022

    974 Following 16.5K Followers

    Followed by Intelligence Pierogi , Fr. Peter Totleben, O.P.,


    and 13 others you follow

    Tweets Tweets & replies Media Likes

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · 22h


    CRT cultists who strain to see “white supremacy”
    even in the bad actions of black police officers are
    on a par with anti-Semites who attribute all social
    evils to Jewish conspiracies. Neither can perceive
    reality, but only paranoid ideological fantasy
    fueled by implacable hatred.

    Thomas Chatterto… @thomas… · Jan 28


    Twitter is an an amazing prism because you
    can watch fringe epistemologies congeal into
    orthodoxy in real time. A view that still strikes
    most as an enormous stretch—that white
    supremacist racism explains bad actions of
    non-whites even where no whites are present
    —is one example.
    Show this thread

    8 22 69

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 28


    Indeed, and that should be a clue to critics of
    integralism & post-liberalism that, whatever one
    thinks of them, they are not the same thing as
    theocracy. Awful luck for those who like to reduce
    complex views they disagree with to crude &
    inflammatory stereotypes, but there it is

    Kevin Vallier @kvaYYier · Jan 28


    One fascinating feature of religious anti-
    liberalisms is that they seldom defend putting
    clerics in charge of ordinary temporal affairs.

    6 22 96

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 28


    “The Church has adopted his doctrine for her
    own… to those who are in quest of truth We now
    say: ‘Go to Thomas’” (Pope Pius XI). On Aquinas’s
    feast day, some statements from the popes on the
    authority of the Angelic Doctor:

    thomasaquinas.edu
    The Popes on St. Thomas

    1 12 56

    Edward Feser Retweeted


    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 28
    Does quantum mechanics give reason to doubt
    the principle of non-contradiction or any of the
    other traditional laws of thought? Not for a
    moment, as I argue over at the blog:
    edwardfeser.blogspot.com/2023/01/quantu…

    9 18 85

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 28


    This is certainly true if we're only considering
    material prosperity & the like. If instead we're
    considering the spiritual health of a civilization -
    not so much. Part of the problem w/ liberalism is
    that it's so successful by the first criterion that it
    blinds us to the second.

    Rinku Mathew @rinkumathew · Jan 28


    When writers drone on about the decadence
    of the West and the foolishness and
    fecklessness of liberalism, always remember
    that there has never been a better time to live
    than when liberalism occupied the
    commanding heights of any society.

    10 10 77

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 28


    Does quantum mechanics give reason to doubt
    the principle of non-contradiction or any of the
    other traditional laws of thought? Not for a
    moment, as I argue over at the blog:
    edwardfeser.blogspot.com/2023/01/quantu…

    9 18 85

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 27


    The Kindle version of my book Aquinas is also still
    available for 99 cents: a.co/d/02v0uXq #Amazon
    via !Amazon

    amazon.com
    Aquinas: A Beginner's Guide (Beginner's
    Guides)

    4 11 46

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 27


    Also, in both cases, people whose desires have
    gotten distorted or out of control get very angry
    when you point this out.

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 27


    War is a consequence of our natural desire to
    rectify perceived injustices, just as sex is a
    consequence of our natural procreative and
    unitive desires. But both sorts of desire are
    strongly prone to becoming distorted and
    spiraling out of control, with disastrous
    consequences.

    7 31

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 27


    War is a consequence of our natural desire to
    rectify perceived injustices, just as sex is a
    consequence of our natural procreative and
    unitive desires. But both sorts of desire are
    strongly prone to becoming distorted and spiraling
    out of control, with disastrous consequences.

    8 23 137

    Edward Feser !FeserEdward · Jan 27


    When I was a boy, some kids would still try to get
    hold of these to avoid having to read the actual
    book for a school assignment. Cliffs Notes with
    artwork, which was usually not bad. Academic
    dishonesty to be sure, but not entirely meritless
    (unlike using AI to write papers).

    THE SPINNER RA… !RackSpin… · Jan 27


    The Classics were in play! THE SPINNER RACK,
    Jan. 27, 1976! 2/2

    5 4 26

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