The Return of The Patristics Carnival
It’s true. I’m bringing it back. Read the link below for details. Good News: The Patristics Carnival is Back!
It’s true. I’m bringing it back. Read the link below for details. Good News: The Patristics Carnival is Back!
‘Fire and Brimestone’ has not always been a part of Christianity. Deep inside, I suspect that many today remain hopeful
For whereas man sinned, and is fallen, and by his fall all things are in confusion: death prevailed from Adam
Esteban has posted another post in his series on reading Amos 9.11-12. He qoutes from Cyril of Alexandria: The tabernacle of
Every once in a while I do a Week of… series of posts which highlight something on my mind. (Previously
From what I understand, yesterday 27 January, was the day that John Chrysostom was commemorated by those that do such
Reading Tertullian’s On Modesty as been beneficial to me – as a mental and a spiritual exercise. I have come
St. The below comes from Irenaeus’ work, Against Heresies, 5.6.1. Cessationism generally states that certain gifts enjoyed by the Church