Posts Tagged ‘ Union with Christ ’

Participatory Christology and the Life of the Church

Jul 3rd, 2010 | By | Category: Blog Posts

The following is an excerpt of an article I wrote for the Italian newspaper, Ilsussidiario. These categories of person flow out of an Incarnational ecclesiology. We see this duality in the life of our Lord. He is both the manifestation of God’s faithfulness to humanity and humanity’s faithfulness to God. Jesus Christ is God’s answer […]



Ten Questions for N.T. Wright regarding Catholicism, Justification, and the Church

Nov 30th, 2009 | By | Category: Blog Posts

This post originally appeared at the Canterbury Tales blog. Let me begin by saying that I am honored to have received a response from N.T. Wright in Christianity Today last month. He is a giant and he has probably influenced me more than any other living theologian (yes, even more than Ratzinger/Benedict XVI). At the […]



Horton on being made “One Flesh with Christ”

Sep 27th, 2009 | By | Category: Blog Posts

At the West Coast Ligonier conference, Dr. Michael Horton was asked the following question:



A Catholic Reflection on the Meaning of Suffering

Aug 9th, 2009 | By | Category: Blog Posts

If God is all powerful, and truly seeks our good, then why does He allow bad things to happen to people? Why does God allow all the suffering we experience in this life, if He loves us and is all-powerful and all-knowing? What does the Catholic Church say about the meaning of suffering?