
Good Friday
Jesus Didn't Kill Himself
At Calvary, Jesus was executed by the earthly powers of his day. "Atonement" cannot be sanitized of this political and historical reality.
Nick is Managing Editor at Theophaneia. He's a father of five and lives in Jacksonville, FL.
Good Friday
At Calvary, Jesus was executed by the earthly powers of his day. "Atonement" cannot be sanitized of this political and historical reality.
apocalypse
In an age of techno-nationalist optimism, apocalypse is heresy. But only our eschatological horizon can reveal what is ultimately illusory.
eucharist
Catholic and Orthodox Christians participate in Mircea Eliade's "eternal return" on the occasion of every eucharistic celebration.
Thomas
Thomas' stipulations are as much proof that Jesus had, in fact, died as they were proof of his resurrection.
Bulgakov
Persecution and poverty of spirit do not run counter to the spirit of Christmas. In fact, such conditions are at the heart of incarnation itself.
apocalypse
Insofar as we persist in using the word eschatology, it cannot by definition, for us here and now, ever be fully "realized."
time
In a Christian theology of time, according to John Betz, time has more than just analogical value vis-à-vis eternity. It is, rather, eternity's "Marian bearer."
David Bentley Hart
The essential structure of all conscious mental agency is a relation to God as mind's only proper end, says David Bentley Hart.
children
If the disciples are to expect some kind of biological or spiritual progeny, then whence apocalypse?
time
Religious man lives in two kinds of time, of which the more important, sacred time, appears under the paradoxical aspect of a circular time – a sort of eternal mythical present periodically reintegrated by means of rites.
Genesis
A careful reading of Genesis reveals a curious discrepancy between Yahweh's injunction and how Eve relates it whilst conversing with the Serpent.
Whatever is virtuous in light of our divine life in Christ must ever expect, with no exception or suspense, what is imminent.