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Our Korean Catholic church has asked its members to write about their personal faith and will later publish a book of it. I submitted the following: G.K. Chesterton once said, “Tru...
Things that can befall the human being because of faith. These things must be grounded upon the teaching of Christ. For human reason of the kind that flows out of Adam cannot possi...
Only a loving Deity who endowed us with reason — a highly unnatural gift! — can explain why we are able to think rationally, including about science. Source
A blind man healed of demonic possession by Jesus, defying logic and challenging the Pharisees' intellectual understanding, highlights the power of faith in experiencing God's supe...
Faith has a voice. Faith says and believes what God says! Faith never works if you never put it to use.
I say these things so you might be saved (John 5:34b). The post Heart faith appeared first on Lutheran Church of Australia.
GOD needs to speak to us in our own language. As the Anglican poet Malcolm Guite puts it: “Hail your God in any language, he replies in your own mother tongue” (David’s Crown: Soun...
THE Church is very good at alleluias. We know how to fill a building with brightness, how to let the joy of Easter ring out, how to mark the feast with all the beauty it deserves....
TWO days before his death, aged 62, on 29 April, 1951, Ludwig Wittgenstein sent a farewell message to close friends in England: “Tell them I’ve had a wonderful life.” In some ways,...
Why does Paul thank God for the faith of the saints? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper opens Romans 1:8–15 to show why faith is a gift that directs all thanks to God.Wat...
I often find myself asking a simple question. Why do conversations about faith turn tense so quickly? When the conversation slows and people really listen, another picture begins t...
Matthew Schmitz, First Things Sometimes recalled as an attempt at heavy-handed theocracy, faith-based initiatives were in fact an attempt to make government more nimble, effective...
RealClearReligion In a time of deep division at home and instability abroad, one area of enduring consensus among millions of Americans is support for the U.S.-Israel relationship...
PENTECOST marks a heightened awareness of the presence of the Holy Spirit at the end of a joyful Eastertide, and marks the beginning of what ought to be a new and vibrant spiritual...
THIS is an interesting book, which covers a wide range on the borders between theology and philosophy. It might have had as a subtitle “The relevance of the Torah for today”, but t...
People of faith are duty bound and must serve in our communities, must serve in our institutions. Must serve not only when it is convenient, but when it is necessary. The post Phil...
THERE are two approaches to thinking about the meaning of Jesus’s death. One focuses on the effect of his death on the individual believer. The other asks what has been achieved by...
AUTHORS of the 14 essays in this interesting collection were asked by the editors to reflect on: how they became theologians; what themes were central to their work; and what their...
The recent Vatican statement on living in the age of artificial intelligence highlights an ongoing discussion among leaders and people of faith the world over. The shared commitmen...
Diogo explores whether a nation can remain culturally Catholic while becoming increasingly shaped by secular values. Using Portugal as a case study, he contrasts declining religiou...
IN 1994, the BBC was at its most imaginative and creative. Starting on the Eve of Palm Sunday, it broadcast the première of Sir James MacMillan’s Seven Last Words from the Cross ov...
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