Meaning and Method in Comparative Theology
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my reading...
Exploring the intersection of deep faith and civic responsibility. Theology, Catholic thought, biblical authority, and the role of faith in the public square.
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my reading...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my paper on...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my paper on...
“God ‘desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth’: that is, of Christ Jesus.”
The God we see in the Old Testament is only partially revealed. In Christ, that slow, progressive revelation came to fruition, and there is no additional...
First and foremost, the Catholic Church affirms that as God incarnate, Jesus Christ is the full revelation of God. Through Christ, God has said...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my paper on...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my paper...
The stories of biblical heroes embody and consequently represent larger narratives about the various stages of revelation.
Humanity could only begin to grasp the mystery of the Trinity after millennia of previous gradual revelation.
In this article, I discuss whether contradictions and errors in Scripture affect the theological concept of inerrancy and whether we should redefine the...
We worship a God who meets us where we are. This demonstrates divine condescension. We worship a loving God who pursues gently and without coercion.
“Man is by nature and vocation a religious being…He lives a fully human life only if he freely lives by his bond with God.”
“In the historical conditions in which he finds himself, however, man experiences many difficulties in coming to know God by the light of reason alone.”
Our desire to know God does not necessitate our accepting the object of our desire should he reveal himself. The hungry man may reject the food set...
If Pope Francis allows for married clergy, will it be a progressive or ultra-conservative move? Will the Pope be making a change or reverting to earlier...
Our salvation requires effort, our effort. This does not mean that our efforts save us, but rather is simply an admission that becoming who God would...
“Faith is man’s response to God, who reveals himself and gives himself to man, at the same time bringing man a superabundant light as he searches for the...
God is love, and the Catechism must be read in its entirety as the outworking of that divine love in the world.
In this post, I discuss proof-texting and the importance of considering each of the teachings of the faith as part of a unified whole.
In this post, I take a look at Catholic-Protestant relations in light of the Catholic Church’s organization of her own Catechism.
In this post, I discuss how Protestants often set up the Protestant ideal against the Catholic reality and the logical failure of such arguments.
In this post, I continue my reflection on the Catechism of the Catholic Church, giving particular attention to the Church’s understanding of catechesis.
In this post, I continue my reflections upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church with particular reflection upon the existence of evangelical Catholic...
In this post, I begin working through and reflecting upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
In this post, I discuss my interactions to date with the Latin mass crowd. This content uses referral...
In this article, I discuss doubt and how we choose to believe. This content uses referral links
In this post, I write about sola scriptura and what started my journey toward the Catholic Church.
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my paper on...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my paper on...
In this post, I discuss married priests and distinguish between innovations and de-innovations within the Roman Catholic Church.
In this post, I consider whether Eastern Orthodoxy, according to its own teachings, should exist in the West at all.
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I share my paper on...
In this post, I discuss the Jesus as a politician motif, an unfortunate attempt to use the divine as the authority backstopping our own political biases.
In this post, I reflect on the inspiration of Scripture and what we mean when we say that the Bible is divinely inspired.
The real pain with which a recovering evangelical may suffer makes relating to the church difficult.
For believers trying to progress in the faith, it is critical that we fight the cynic within us.
During this time of quarantine, I have had the opportunity to dialogue with some old-school anti-Catholic evangelicals, and it has left me wondering how...
What follows is a review of Lamin Sanneh’s Disciples of All Nations: Pillars of World...
As the semester begins to progress, I have started making summer plans, largely settling on taking additional classes back home in Arkansas.
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss the fifth...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss the fourth...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss the...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss the second...
In my final post of the Fall 2019 semester at Yale Divinity School, I reflect upon grades at Yale and the end of my first semester here. This content...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss my thirteenth...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss my tenth...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss the social...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss my sixth...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss my fourth...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss my second week...
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity I discuss my first week in...
In this post, I describe BTFO Before the Fall Orientation at Yale Divinity School.
In this post, I kick off my blog series, “God and Man at Yale Divinity
What follows is a review of The Lost World of Genesis...
What follows is a review of The Crucifixion of the Warrior...
In this post, I discuss Greg Boyd’s answer to the problem of suffering in his book Is God to Blame?: Beyond Pat Answers to the Problem of...
In this post, I discuss the doctrine of purgatory and argue that it has a legitimate place with an evangelical Protestant understanding of salvation.
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In this post, I discuss how to talk to Protestants about authority from a Catholic perspective to increase mutual understanding.
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In this post, I contemplate a common refrain in Christian circles and ask, Does everything happen for a reason?
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In this post, I share my thoughts on what it really means to keep Christ in Xmas.!Happy...
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