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The Light of Tabor: Toward a Monistic Christology. By David Bentley Hart. Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 2025. xiv + 135 pages. $28.00 (paper).
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Anthropology, Ontology, and the Possibility of Post‐Mortem Repentance
This essay considers the question of conversion unto repentance, as an act of cognition and volition, by the separated soul in the post-mortem state. It primarily explicates and interrogates Thomas Aquinas's various attempts to rule out this possibility for the damned. Since Thomas's arguments for such impossibility feature his commitment to the radical immateriality of the human soul—and, like it, the angelic spirit—the essay highlights the ontological and moral tensions within that account.
Baptism and the Heated Debates Over Augustine's Development
The heated debates over Augustine’s development have occupied the most eminent of interpreters, on both sides of the question. I quote just one such interpreter here, writing in advocacy of a strong continuity thesis: Throughout the article quoted above, O’Connell takes aim at the views of Paula Fredriksen, who finds rather definitive developments in Augustine’s thinking.
What Goals Ty’Liyah Monroe Hopes To Achieve In Her Music Career
Seth Barmash June 18, 2021 Different artists have different goals for their respective careers. While some hope to raise awareness and create a safe space for listeners who are looking for a respite in music, some are aiming towards reaching levels of fame and popularity that many have achieved before. Ty’Liyah Monroe, a female music artist, shares the same goal. She’s working to become a household name for her talent as a female rapper. “I want to be one of the biggest female artists in the world.
Theology has no future if students can’t afford to study it.
Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash Editor’s note: This article, a response to “The crisis in Catholic theology” by Grant Kaplan, is part of The Conversation, a new initiative of America Media offering diverse perspectives on important and contested issues in the life of the church. Read more views on this issue linked at the bottom of this article. “Stay away!” That is the perennial advice of many theology professors to each new pool of applicants to graduate theology studies.
Putting on Christ
Description Praise Putting on Christ aims to situate Augustine’s early soteriology and sacramental theology within the context of his personal history and intellectual development. Beginning with an extended analysis of the theology of salvation and sacramental efficacy contained within Augustine’s (ca. 400), the study then traces the maturation of his views on these matters, beginning with his earliest extant works, the Cassicacum dialogues (ca. 386).
A Painful Look Back at Saint Augustine and the Donatist Schism
In the West we learned from St. Augustine to despise schism or at least we should have. If we sufficiently understand it in its ecclesiological and Christological import, we should take it for what it is: the rending of Christ’s body. We have Augustine to thank for this stark diagnosis, just as we have him to thank for a remedial understanding of the Church’s unity, grounded as it is in Christ’s action in the sacraments.
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