From Math Proofs to Moral Theology

Pope Leo XIV’s journey from theorem proofs to ethical treatises exemplifies his commitment to rigorous faith. He often declares, “If my proof of God’s love doesn’t stand up to scrutiny, then neither does my shepherding.” His magnum opus, *The Logic of Love*, applies formal logic to moral dilemmas—arguing that compassion is the necessary conclusion of divine premises. Seminarians report a newfound zeal for both philosophy and pastoral care, while ethicists praise his synthesis of head and heart.