Christian Theology Digest

Different Christian traditions justify their biblical canons by appealing to distinct church councils and ecclesial judgments.

• Catholic canon:...

Translating HATTA-AT as “Sin Offering” misses its true purpose as a Purification Offering that confronts sin’s deadly assault on God’s holiness. This...

Jude 1:1-4 shifts from a desire to celebrate common salvation to a rousing call to arms, urging believers to contend earnestly for the faith once...

Catholic Answers explores practical pastoral support for those emerging from addiction into renewed belief.

• Encourage the cousin's fresh enthusiasm...

Investigate the text first. The Bible itself does not label commands as moral, ceremonial, or civil, and some laws blend multiple dimensions....

A pastor reviews Dinesh D'Souza's The Stones Cry Out, showing what biblical archaeology reveals about the Bible and Jesus' world.

In 1 John 1:1-4, the apostles proclaim what they heard, saw, and touched of the eternal Word of life manifested from the Father, so that believers may...

In Ephesians, Christ’s ascension equips the church with offices that build not scattered individuals but one corporate body attaining ἄνδρα τέλειον,...

William Lane Craig rejects the eternal begetting of the Son as lacking New Testament support and stemming from second-century Logos Christology rather...

The three readings at Sunday Mass help us see the unity of the entire Bible by linking the Old Testament first reading with New Testament texts.

The passage presents faith as receiving God’s testimony about the Son, not as acknowledging a prior universal justification.

• The argument requires...

In government-aided secondary schools across Kampala's Makindye Division, inter-faith dialogue (β = .656), shared religious activities (β = .606), and...

Because the Bible contains God's words delivered through the Spirit with Christ's full authority, interpretation is a theological act of obedience, not mere academic study.

The Ethiopian biblical canon likely formed between the 4th and 6th centuries through the interplay of early Christian writings, Judaic traditions, and...

Does Catholic apologetics retain power when shared standards of truth have collapsed?

• Postmodern denial of objective truth and meaning has...

John Wesley defined justification by faith as pardon, the forgiveness of sins and a deliverance from guilt and punishment. This concise framing underscores salvation's core as God's gracious release rather than human achievement.

Catholic miracle patterns likely reflect institutional size and scrutiny rather than unique theological truth.

• Fraudulent cases cluster: Nearly all...

God's glory is the visible display of His holy character—weighty majesty, mercy, and justice—revealed progressively through Scripture. It filled the...

The article asserts the Founders established America believing Christian faith essential to good government.

• Declaration of Independence frames...

The article distinguishes a weak claim—early church unity via apostolic teaching, as in Irenaeus around 180 AD—from the strong Catholic claim of an...