Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Innocent III (1168-1216) on the Possibility of a Heretical Pope Losing Office

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   Qualiter ergo de quolibet alio prælato possit intelligi, satis apparet; sed qualiter intelligi debeat de Romano pontifice, non est adeo...

Thomas Aquinas on 2 Corinthians 5:21 and Christ being "Made Sin"

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   Reply Obj. 4 : God made Christ sin —not, indeed, in such sort that He had sin, but that He made Him a sacrifice for sin: even as it is ...

Robert F. Smith's Summary of Kirk Magleby on the Orientation of the River Sidon

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   Orientation of River Sidon   Briefly, the Sidon River “originates near the south wilderness and the land of Manti and flows northwa...
Tuesday, July 28, 2026

Joseph Carola (RC) on Early Chrisitans Imputing Personal Sin to Mary

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   In fact, patristic error regarding the Mother of Jesus is not simply limited to Origen or other ancient authors who lack ecclesiastical...

Melissa Davis on the Late Origin of Creatio Ex Nihilo

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   The doctrine of creatio ex nihilo arose in the second century as a philosophical-theological response to the then-current challenges t...

Ken Penner on Isaiah 7:14 (LXX)

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   14 S puts the two words Υμίν σημεΐον in their own paragraph. They could serve as a title for what follows, but that would leave the pr...

Thomas Aquinas on Luke 24:39

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   Reply Obj. 2 : This saying of Damascene may be taken in two ways: First, as referring to human nature, which, as it is in one individua...