In this episode of Rhythms of Faith, the hosts welcome Dr. Meghan Sullivan, founding Director of the Institute for Ethics and the Common Good and the Ethics Initiative at Notre Dame. Meghan shares her unexpected journey from aspiring lawyer to passionate philosopher and educator. Discussing her course 'God and the Good Life,' and her reflections on the parable of the Good Samaritan, Meghan delves into the significance of ethics, faith, and personal fulfillment. The conversation covers her personal faith journey, the challenges in the philosophy discipline, and her collaborative efforts to reshape philosophical and ethical education at Notre Dame.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:36 Discovering Philosophy
02:42 Career Realizations
06:11 Journey to Faith
11:15 Teaching and Mentorship
18:11 Creating 'God and the Good Life'
25:11 The Importance of Singing and Creativity
25:23 Exploring the Good Samaritan Parable
26:28 Ethical Frameworks and Love Commandment
28:08 Philosophical Questions on Love and Ethics
28:56 Modern Ethical Challenges and the Good Samaritan
30:53 The Injured Man's Perspective
32:38 Accepting Help and Ethical Challenges
33:31 Ezekiel Emanuel's Provocative Article
36:02 Creating the Institute for Ethics in the Common Good
37:11 Challenges and Rewards of Leadership Projects
41:54 Teaching Theology and Student Experiences
48:32 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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