Should Christians be able to do Miracles?
Reading the New Testament, it seems that we believers should be able to do authentic miracles. Yet miracles are quite rare. Or nonexistent. Why is that?
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The Soteriology of Jacques Dupuis
Soteriology is the study of how Jesus saves us. This is our study of the soteriology of an influential Jesuit theologian from Belgium named Jacques Dupuis.
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Salvation and your Worldview
Our ideas of how Jesus saves us are influenced by our worldview. Here are eight worldviews, along with how each influences our vision of how Jesus saves us.
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The four most influential theories of Soteriology
Soteriology is the study of how Jesus saves us. From all of western history, here are the four most influential theories of how Jesus saves us.
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On the Holy Spirit by Basil the Great
Basil the Great wrote “On the Holy Spirit” around 374 AD. His purpose was to “prove” the divinity of the Holy Spirit.
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Leo XIII and the history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
Gioacchino Vincenzo Raffaele Luigi Pecci was a Jesuit priest from Italy. He was the sixth pope of the nineteenth century, reigning from 1878-1903.
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Pius IX and the history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti was a diocesan priest from Italy. He was the fifth pope of the nineteenth century, reigning from 1846-1878.
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Gregory XVI and the history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
Bartolomeo Alberto Cappellari was a Camaldolese priest from Venice. He was the fourth pope of the nineteenth century, reigning from 1831-1846.
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Pius VIII and the history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
Francesco Saverio Maria Felice Castiglioni was a diocesan priest from Italy. He was the third pope of the nineteenth century, reigning from 1829 to 1830.
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Leo XII and the history of the Papacy of the 19th Century
Annibale della Genga was a diocesan priest and diplomat from Italy. He was the second pope of the nineteenth century, reigning from 1823 to 1829.