Le Nouvel Esprit

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 72, from Feb. 10, 1982. Welcome to this final video on St. Paul's anthropology of the resurrection. In this video, we'll complete our analysis of 1 Corinthians 15 and explore the contrast between the earthly body and the resurrected body, the spiritualization of man through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, the role of concupiscence, and the resistance of the natural man to the influence of the Holy Spirit. As we've seen in our previous videos, St. Paul's vision of the resurrection provides a transformative vision of the human person, one that transcends the limitations of our earthly existence and gives hope for the fulfillment of our human nature in Christ. In this video, we'll delve deeper into the dynamics of this transformation, exploring the contrast between the perishable and the imperishable, the mortal and the immortal, the natural and the spiritual. We'll reflect on how the spiritualization of man occurs through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, which transforms the desires and inclinations of the human heart and enables us to participate in the life of God. We'll also explore the role of concupiscence, the tendency towards sin that remains in the human person even after baptism, and how this resistance to grace can impede our growth in holiness. Whether you're a theologian, a student of philosophy, or simply curious about the mysteries of the faith, this video aims to provide a thought-provoking and accessible conclusion to our series on the theology of the body and St. Paul's anthropology of the resurrection. So join us as we explore the beauty and depth of the Christian vision of human nature and destiny in light of Christ's resurrection. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 70, from Jan. 27, 1982. Welcome to this video on St. Paul's anthropology of the resurrection and the theology of the body, where we'll delve into the profound insights of 1 Corinthians 15 and Paul's encounter with the risen Christ. How does Paul's understanding of the human body and its destiny shed light on our own experiences of weakness, corruption, and mortality? In this video, we'll explore the cosmic and interior dimensions of original sin and its effects on human nature and history. We'll see how Paul's vision of the resurrection provides hope for the fulfillment of human destiny in Christ, and how this hope is rooted in his own experience of conversion and encounter with the risen Lord. We'll also reflect on how the resurrection of the body transforms our understanding of the human person, both individually and in relation to others and the cosmos. Drawing on the insights of St. John Paul II's theology of the body, we'll explore the significance of the human body as a sacrament of the person and the eschatological fulfillment of human nature. Whether you're a theologian, a student of philosophy, or simply curious about the mysteries of the faith, this video aims to provide a thought-provoking and accessible introduction to St. Paul's anthropology of the resurrection and the theology of the body. So join us as we explore the beauty and depth of the Christian vision of human nature and destiny in light of Christ's resurrection. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 69, from Jan. 13, 1982.. Welcome to this video on the theology of the body and the resurrection, where we'll explore the meaning of Jesus' words on marriage and heaven in the Synoptic Gospels. In Mark 12:25, Matthew 22:30, and Luke 20:36, Jesus teaches that in heaven, there is neither marriage nor giving in marriage, as all are like angels. What does this mean for our understanding of the human body, gender, and relationships? Drawing on the insights of St. John Paul II's theology of the body, we'll delve into the anthropology of the resurrection and the glorification of the human body. We'll see how the resurrection of Jesus, as the first fruits of the new creation, transforms our understanding of what it means to be human and to live in communion with others. Whether you're a theologian, a student of philosophy, or simply curious about the mysteries of the faith, this video aims to provide a thought-provoking and accessible introduction to the theology of the body and the resurrection. So join us as we explore the beauty and depth of the Christian vision of human flourishing in this life and in the next. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 68, from Dec. 16, 1981. In this video we discuss: 1) The relationship between Trinitarian communion of persons and man's subjectivity 2) The response to God's gift of self 3) The meaning of the Beatific Vision for man Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 66, from Dec. 2, 1981. In this video we focus on Christ's statement that in heaven there will be neither husband nor wife. This tells us that marriage and procreation are things of this world and not the afterlife. next, the resurrection is discussed, and in particular, the anthropology which the resurrection presupposes which includes of course the bodiliness of man's redemption. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 65, from Nov. 18, 1981. In this video we talk about the relationship between the Sadducees and Scripture versus a covenantal hermeneutic for interpreting Scripture. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 64, from Nov. 11, 1981. In this video we talk about JPII's assassination attempt that occurred between TOB 63 and TOB 64, the Sadducees' argument against the resurrection in Mark 12 and a first look at Christ's reply. The episode finishes with a brief historical overview of the various Jewish groups during the time of Jesus. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 63, from May 6, 1981. In this video JPII concludes his discussion on the theology of the body and art. The question is whether the naked body can be a model for audio or visual technology. JPII outlines the duties of the artist towards the human body and art, the role of objectification within the process of creating art, what makes a work of art a true work of art versus something morally objectionable, and the duties towards creating a culture of chastity based on St. Pope Paul VI's Humanae Vitae. The video concludes with some works of art featuring the naked human body. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 62, from Apr. 29, 1981. In this video JPII continues his discussion on the naked body in art. Art cannot violate shame and personal responsibility. Both of which serve to protect the whole truth of man. The whole truth of man is the norm for determining the moral parameters of works of art. Artists hence have moral norms to live by when creating art. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 60, from Apr. 15 1981. In this video JPII begins his discussion on the role of the theology of the body in art. In particular, he talks about: 1) The role of culture in regards to the body and purity 2) The body as an object in culture 3) The essential distinction between film and painting through the concept of transfiguration Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 59, from Apr. 8, 1981. In this video JPII develops the notion of the theology of the body as a pedagogy. This means that the body comes as a task that every human person must live out according to virtue. Next, JPII talks about the relationship between science and this pedagogy, and how this pedagogy becomes a spirituality of the body through chastity. Lastly, JPII connects his analyses with the Vatican II document Gaudium et Spes and St. Pope Paul VI's encyclical Humanae Vitae. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 58, from Apr. 1, 1981. In this audience, JPII reviews the material he has covered, discussing the meaning of "beginning", the 6th commandment, and the meaning of purity. JPII in this audience begins winding down his analyses of Part 1, Chapter 2, and hence why it is essentially a review of the chapter. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 57, from Mar. 18, 1981. In this video we discuss themes from 1 Cor. 6 on the theology of the body. In particular, we talk about: 1) The human body as a temple of the Holy Spirit 2) The role of the Spirit's gift of piety in living the spousal meaning of the body 3) Purity and the glorification of the body 4) The role of the Wisdom Tradition within the Old Testament as a preparation for St. Paul's message Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 56, from Feb. 11, 1981. In this video we continue our discussion of St. Paul's virtue of purity. In particular, we talk about: 1) Purity and the virtue of temperance 2) Purity as a gift of the Holy Spirit 3) How fornication is a sin against one's own body, violating the reverence owed to the body 4) Human dignity, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, and the reality of redemption Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 55, from Feb. 4, 1981. In this video we discuss 1 Cor. 12:18, 22–25. St. Paul describes some members of the body as "unpresentable", which JPII grounds in the concept of sexual shame and builds off of it the virtue of reverence for the body as part of being pure in heart. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 54, from Jan. 28, 1981. In this video we discuss 1 Thess. 4:3-7. In particular, we talk about 1) The meaning of purity 2) Purity as a virtue, part of temperance 3) Who St. Thomas Aquinas is 4) What is the virtue of temperance 5) Purity as reverence 6) Dietrich von Hildebrand and the concept of reverence Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 53, from Jan. 14, 1981. In this video we discuss Galatians 5:13-14. In particular, we talk about: 1) Two kinds of freedom 2) Purity versus impurity 3) The task of self-mastery and introducing 1 Thess. 4:3-7 Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 50, from Dec. 10, 1980. In this video we continue our discussion of TOB 49. We begin by discussing the Old Testament conception of purity and how it led to a wrong ethos. Christ, in contrast, emphasized a new understanding of purity, purity of the heart. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 47, from Nov. 5, 1980. In this video we come back to the topic of eros, the role of eros within the New Testament ethos. JPII reinterprets the Platonic view of eros within the teachings of Jesus Christ and the New Testament, giving us a new way of thinking about the erotic. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 46, from Oct. 29, 1980. In this video we revisit the question of whether the heart is accused or not by talking about a third interpretation. Using the concept of "masters of suspicion" by Paul Ricoeur, JPII talks about how Freud, Marx, and Nietzsche hold the heart in suspicion. These three masters argue concupiscence has the final say about man. JPII presents the ethos of the New Testament as the counter to these thinkers. In this video we dedicate some time to also explaining who is Paul Ricoeur and Sigmund Freud. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 45, from Oct. 22, 1980. In this video we continue addressing the question raised in TOB 44 concerning whether the heart is to be accused or not due to the fact of concupiscence. One solution is Manichaeism, which believed that the body, sex, and procreation are evil. Here in TOB 45 JPII definitively rejects this interpretation. The Christian message is instead an appeal to the human heart. This video further discusses: 1) The difference in ethos of Manichaeism and Christianity 2) How the sexual revolution is really a kind of Manichaeism Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 44, from Oct. 15, 1980. In this video the question is raised as to whether the heart is accused given the fact of concupiscence. One answer some have given is Manichaeism, believing that the body, sex, and procreation are evil. This audience and the next one, TOB 45 discuss this topic. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 43, from Oct. 8, 1980. In this video we continue our discussion of TOB 42. TOB 42 raised the important question of whether one can commit adultery with their spouse. We present JPII's answer to the question and the role of concupiscence in answer it. We also discuss the notion of purity of heart. Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 42, from Oct. 1, 1980. In this video we talk about: 1) JPII's method for analyzing Matt. 5:27-28 2) Interpretation of Matt. 5:27-28 3) The meaning of adultery of the heart 4) Raise the question of whether one can commit adultery in the heart with one's spouse. (JPII gives his answer in TOB 43). Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/

Le Nouvel Esprit's video commentary on St. Pope John Paul II's theology of the body, audience 41, from Sept. 24, 1980. In this video we: 1) Connect the concepts of intentionality, the "look" and desire 2) Discuss how desire reinterprets the existence of the other as an object to be consumed 3) Talk about the role of the sexual urge in our lives in consideration of concupiscence Subscribe to our channel! Support us further by checking out our website and Patreon! If you use Brave, you can also directly tip us here on YouTube or on our website. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lenouvelesprit Website: https://www.lenouvelesprit.com/