Thomas Aquinas’s Third Way (Via Tertio), outlined in his Summa Theologiae, argues for the existence of God through the concepts of contingency and necessity. This argument centres on the observation that the existence of contingent beings (those that depend on external factors for their existence) requires the existence of a necessary being, which Aquinas identifies […]
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Introduction The Pelagian controversy, one of the most pivotal theological debates in Christian history, emerged in the early 5th century and fundamentally shaped doctrines of human nature, sin, grace, and salvation. At its heart was a profound clash between two theological systems: the optimistic anthropology of Pelagius, a British monk, and the deeply grace-centred theology
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From the reviews of Jesus of Nazareth by Pope Benedict XVI – Chapter List Here Jesus’ public ministry begins with the Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan by John the Baptist. This event not only marks the start of His mission but also serves as a profound theological moment that reveals Jesus’ divine identity and mission. The
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