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Joe Thomas wants to follow in his father's footsteps as a Baptist
pastor, but finds minefields in controlling his fleshly passions
and struggles to follow the path into spiritual maturity. Follow
Joe's journey through high school, learning to be a cowboy,
college, and his discovery of love and freedom as he discovers the
truth about the Roman Catholic Church. His search draws him into
his calling as a priest and the enemy seeks to devour him with a
malicious conspiracy by two young girls into Wicca that lands him
in jail for pedophilia. When Joe is sexually and physically
assaulted in jail he contracts AIDS. Find out how Joe gains the
victory over hate in this journey into the heart of authentic
spirituality.
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On Divine Tradition (Hardcover)
S.J., John Baptist Cardinal Franzelin, Ryan Grant, PhD, Fr. Chad Ripperger
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R1,108
Discovery Miles 11 080
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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"The fact that even after Vatican II authors repeatedly referred to
Franzelin meant that the work of Franzelin himself must be studied
in depth in order to make any claim that one has done the proper
research to speak with any authority on the topic of Tradition."
-Fr. Chad Ripperger, PhD Cardinal Franzelin was a peritus at the
First Vatican Council, and was made a Cardinal by Bl. Pope Pius IX.
He was also an expert in Hebrew and a lecturer in Chaldean and
Syriac. His lectures and theological writings held first place in
the Roman Theological scene of his day. In 26 Theses, Cardinal
Franzelin challenges the Protestant notion that Tradition is
opposed to Scripture, by a direct analysis of the establishment of
a living magisterium in Scripture, and the witness to this
magisterium given by the Fathers of the Church and all Christian
ages.
God the Father in the Theology of St. Thomas Aquinas is an
exposition of Aquinas' theology of God the Father as a coherent
whole. Surprising as it might be, there has not been an extended
treatment of Aquinas' theology of God the Father. Three
misconceptions are addressed: (1) the idea that Aquinas'
speculative Trinitarian theology is detached from Scripture; (2)
the supposition that in Aquinas' understanding, the Father's
relation to the Holy Spirit is an afterthought to the Father's
relation to the Son; and (3) the view that for Thomas, the Father
has no proper mode of action in the created universe - since Thomas
maintains that in all ad extra activity, the Trinity acts as a
single principle. Two less polemical, more perennial issues are
discussed as well. First, the concept of relation, as the key to a
coherent account of three distinct persons in one same divine
essence, emerges as an important theme in Aquinas' exposition of
the Father's paternity and innascibility. Second, Aquinas
understands the Father as the source of unity in the Trinity and as
the beginning and end of the whole created universe. It becomes
clear that St. Thomas places forceful emphasis on the Son's
equality to the Father and on the radical difference between the
creator and the creature.
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Miryam's Dance (Hardcover)
Kerry Olitzky; As told to Rachel Stock Spilker; Illustrated by John Baptist Tumuhaise
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R352
Discovery Miles 3 520
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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Ugandan artist John Baptist Tumuhaise brings a Jewish Ugandan
village to life in this story of a young girl who is distracted
from her Shabbat preparation chores by the lure of a dance troupe
that comes to her village. Young Miryam wakes to a bright morning
and the many chores needed to help get ready for Friday night and
Shabbat in her small Ugandan village. As readers follow her through
her day, they learn elements of celebrating this weekly Jewish
ritual that are both universal in Jewish culture and unique to the
Jewish Ugandan community, the Abuyadaya, or Tribe of Judah. A
glossary explains the names of ritual foods, Ugandan terms, and
landmarks used in the story.
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