“For just as an ordinary man would be very stupid to assert that facts proposed to him by a philosopher were false solely on the grounds that he could not personally grasp them, so too a man would be guilty of an even greater stupidity who would suspect truths revealed by God to be false solely on the grounds that they could not be investigated by reason.” – St. Thomas Aquinas (S.C.G. I.3)
Other News
-
On God
“An even greater stupidity…”
“For just as an ordinary man would be very stupid to assert that facts proposed to him by a philosopher were false solely on the grounds that he could not personally grasp them, so too a man would be guilty of an even greater stupidity who would suspect truths revealed by God to be false solely on the grounds that they could not be investigated by reason.” – St. Thomas Aquinas (S.C.G. I.3)
Read more → -
On Christ
The Messianic Story
The following is a legitimate paraphrasing of the meaning of the messianic prophecies (so at least I say) – albeit collected and strung together. In other words this is what the messianic story looks like from the Old Testament prophets when the various prophecies are gathered together in narrative from. The various passages were written at different times, but all completed no later than 150 years prior to the birth of Jesus of Nazareth: There will come a man from the tribe of Judah [...]
Read more → -
On God
Dawkins A “No Show”
Richard Dawkins missed out on the Does God Exist? debate at the University of Manchester this week and his absence was noted on both sides of the argument. There was some controversy surrounding the event, as outspoken atheist and author Dawkins had refused four separate invitations to debate with leading Christian philosopher, William Lane Craig.
Read more →
