What’s in a Name: On the Primacy of Existence in God
Among all possible names given to God, the most proper of all is ‘He Who Is’
Results from Tag: 'theology'
What Is God Really Like? An Exploration of God’s Attributes
Even when he reveals himself, God remains a mystery beyond words: ‘If you understood him, it would not be God.’ (CCC 230)
Experts Respond to Biden: Biology and Theology Agree, Human Life Begins at Conception
Archbishop Naumann believes that the president’s comments could confuse Catholics about the teaching of the Church, “and that‘s why I think it’s important for bishops and for the Church to correct him,” h
Why Did He Come? Why Did God Become Man?
“God, infinitely perfect and blessed in himself, in a plan of sheer goodness, freely created man to make him share in his own blessed life. … To accomplish this, when the fullness of time had come, God sent his Son as Redeemer and Savior.” (CCC 1)
Introduction to Christology 101 — 5 More Ways to Dive Deeper Into Christology
Recommended books about Our Lord by Rudolf Schnackenburg, Bishop Robert Barron and others.
Introduction to Christology 101 — 3 Things You Should Read to Know Christ Better
No real study of Christology can afford to be without three basic texts.
Introduction to Christology 101 — Who Is Jesus? And How Do We Know He’s Real?
Our answer to the question asked by Our Lord — “Who do men say that I am?” — changes everything for us.
Introduction to Christology 101 — Who Is Jesus?
“At the time appointed by God, the only Son of the Father, the eternal Word, that is, the Word and substantial Image of the Father, became incarnate; without losing his divine nature he has assumed human nature.” (CCC 479)
Theology Can Help Guide Speculation About Aliens, Notre Dame Professor Says
The fourth annual conference of the society was held June 4-6, and focused on “Extraterrestrials, A.I., and Minds Beyond the Human.”
In Talking of God, Our Words Don’t Always Mean What We Think They Mean
Clear thought demands clear definitions.
