“Gratia non tollat naturam, sed perficiat: Grace does not eliminate nature, but rather completes it, Saint Thomas Aquinas tells us, thereby marking the metaphysical and
“Gratia non tollat naturam, sed perficiat: Grace does not eliminate nature, but rather completes it, Saint Thomas Aquinas tells us, thereby marking the metaphysical and
My dear Lord and Savior, how can I make light of that which has had such consequences! Henceforth I will, through your grace, have deeper
Can we speak of the attributes of God? Man is finite, sinful, and prone to error. God is infinite, holy, and without error. Catholic theologians answer
“It more or less commemorates a Catholic doctrinal position, doesn’t it?” asked Chambers. He must be unaware that both science and religion consider miscarried children human.” http://thefederalist.com/2018/08/22/nebraska-passes-law-granting-birth-certificates-miscarried-babies/
“The essence of Google Marxism is that it repeats Marx’s error. Marx’s great error was to imagine that the new inventions of the 19th century,
“Yes, you’re here all right, and math can barely account for your existence, so tiny are the odds; but God has overseen every detail and knew