Awhile ago a Protestant friend asked me about the doctrine of dyothelitism (that Jesus Christ has two natural wills, one human and one divine). Because
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Hart’s Strategies and his Interpretation of St. Gregory of Nyssa in “The Myth of Schism”
I recently read David Bently Hart’s article “The Myth of a Schism”. Much that he says is true, and it was all very strategically-argued. But
Prayers to Saints in the Pre-Nicene Era
It is commonly claimed that the practice of praying to departed saints and to angels is a late development in Christianity, probably post-dating the Council
Apostolic Succession (4): St. Clement of Rome
I. A significant challenge to the historical case for the Apostolic succession of the Trifold ministry is that St. Clement of Rome teaches (1 Clement
Apostolic Succession (3): The Didache
I. A common objection to the Apostolic Succession of the trifold ministry goes like this. If the Apostles had instituted the trifold ministry, then we
Apostolic Succession (2): Presbyterian Ordination?
Felix Cirlot argues in Apostolic Succession: Is It True? that there are no clear cases in primitive Christianity of Presbyterian ordination. Instead, every instance of
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