Harmony of the Universe
by Peter J. LeithartGod the Creator and divine Orchestrator. Continue Reading »
God the Creator and divine Orchestrator. Continue Reading »
Asked to choose between foreknowledge and human freedom, Augustine refuses. Continue Reading »
Augustine’s description of the corruptions of the Roman Republic sound eerily familiar. Continue Reading »
Augustine was the first writer to consider rape an occasion for consolatio, rather than shame. Continue Reading »
Augustine presents a defense of God’s ways in order to reassure women victimized by rape. Continue Reading »
On the varieties of political Augustinianism. Continue Reading »
Exactly one year ago I suggested that we read through Augustine’s City of God in 2014. I’m happy to report that we accomplished our goal. I had hoped maybe a half dozen people would become interested in the project, but over a thousand people joined the Facebook group. Continue Reading »
A few years ago I learned a new word. I wonder if you know itecotone? An ecotone is where two ecospheres come togetherwhere they meet and merge into one another. The Mississippi River flowing into the Gulf of Mexicothat is an ecotone. Or imagine flying over the plains out West, and then you look up and there are the Rocky Mountains. Where the plains meet the mountains, where the current meets the tidethat is an ecotone. An ecotone is always a place that is fragile, unstable, shifting, fluid, risky, filled with danger and yet, at the same time Continue Reading »
Jenson bashes back at the bashers of the Augustine-bashers. Continue Reading »
Pneumatology is not an “addition” to Christology. It’s Christology in performance. Continue Reading »
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