Christ, the Way: Augustine’s Theology of Wisdom
Augustine understood Wisdom most importantly as the person of Christ, the One in Whom all things hold together.
Augustine understood Wisdom most importantly as the person of Christ, the One in Whom all things hold together.
Teaching theological grammar and the Gospel to 14-18 year olds, with Augustine's help.
A generous, broad-ranging engagement with the great Church Father on a fraught topic.
A fresh, tentative explanation for early differences in baptismal practice. Part 3 of 3.
If Augustine considers sex something that man cannot enjoy sinlessly, where does that leave music?
In Martin Luther’s Disputation concerning the Passage: “The Word Was Made Flesh” (1539) we find the following thesis (2): In theologia verum est, verbum esse carnem factum, in philosophia simpliciter…
Why did Augustine say to use people, rather than enjoy them?
Are evangelicals right in thinking it is always time to speak?
