Introduction: The dignity of woman in the light of the Gospel In times when the foundations of Christianity are questioned—often by ideological currents that accuse it of having historically oppressed women—it is necessary to raise our voice with serenity, depth, and truth. Far from being a misogynistic or patriarchal religion, …
Read More »The Wisdom of the Philosophers and the Light of Christ: How Greek Concepts Find Their Fulfillment in Christianity
Introduction: A Meeting Between Athens and Jerusalem At the heart of the Christian faith lies a profound truth: God, in His infinite wisdom, prepared the world for the coming of His Son. This process of preparation unfolded not only through the history of Israel but also through the thought and …
Read More »Goodness and Christianity: A Confusion We Must Clarify
In today’s world, we often encounter a notion that has subtly infiltrated our conversations and ways of thinking: goodness for the sake of appearances, also known as goodism. This term, often used pejoratively, describes an attitude that reduces goodness to a superficial desire to please or avoid conflict, even at …
Read More »Why Judaism and Christianity Are Incompatible: A Theological and Spiritual Reflection
Introduction: Two Paths Intertwined but Distinct Judaism and Christianity share deep roots, as both originate from God’s revelation to the people of Israel. However, with the advent of Jesus Christ, the narrative of salvation took a decisive turn: what Judaism awaited as the fulfillment of the Messianic promises, Christianity fully …
Read More »The First Centuries of Christianity: From Persecution to Freedom
The story of the first centuries of Christianity is a vibrant narrative of faith, resilience, and ultimately, freedom. For Christians, the history of the early Church is far more than a historical account; it is a living lesson that invites believers to deepen their understanding of faith and commitment amid …
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