
Gregory Warner
Theologian and 2022 Ph.D. graduate of the Pontifical John Paul II Institute in Washington, D.C.; presented his work on Ferdinand Ulrich's metaphysics at the Thomas Aquinas College 2026 Thomistic Summer Conference.
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Sep 14, 2026
“The Analogy of Proper Proportion and the Metaphysics of Gift in the Thought of Ferdinand Ulrich”
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Gregory WarnerGUEST
And the nice thing is, uh, going after Jude, both in the order of the talks and also, um, following him in writing on Ulrich, um, if, if, if time starts to get a little limited, I may presuppose some of the things that he's already said.

Gregory WarnerGUEST
In the pages of the journal Communio in the mid-1990s, a discussion emerged around the question of the place of relation and receptivity in the constitution of the creature.

Gregory WarnerGUEST
Over the course of the conversation, thinkers like Kenneth Schmitz and D.L. Schindler proposed the consideration of creaturely substance along the lines of constitutive relations.