Show notes
(Just a heads-up: there is a massive Spoiler Warning on this episode. If you haven’t seen Avengers: Infinity War or don’t want certain plot points revealed, come back to this episode after you’ve experiences the movie.)“Avengers: Infinity War” isn’t just a summer smash hit, but also a movie with deep parallels to ethical questions faced by modern society. Marvel has been laying the groundwork to “Infinity War” for a decade, and has now introduced one of the greatest comics villain of all time: Thanos, who seeks to kill half the population of the universe.And in their struggle against Thanos, the Avengers present a worldview consistent with Catholic teaching: that even a single life is worth fighting for.Topics Discussed:Send us your questions!Do you have a question for Bishop Wall? Leave it in the comments below, send us a message on Facebook, or email us at [email protected].You can also subscribe to the podcast on iTunes right here.Thanks for listening!Outro music: Deep Frost by RemusThe post CC044: “Infinity War” – How Marvel’s Fictional Villian Thanos Represents a Real-World Evil appeared first on Voice of the Southwest.

