Pythagoras on Religion and the Cosmos
Pythagoras of Samos (c. 570–495 BCE) was a philosopher and religious reformer who left a profound legacy on Western thought.
Origins, Canon Formation, and Themes of the Old Testament
The Old Testament is a foundational religious text for Judaism and Christianity, comprising a rich tapestry of laws, narratives, poetry, and wisdom literature.
The Angel of the Covenant: Christ Before the Incarnation
Angels in the Bible carry many fascinating titles and roles, but one stands apart, distinct from all others: the Angel of the Covenant
Angels in the Old Testament: Messengers of God’s Purpose
Discover how angels served as divine messengers and protectors in biblical history, shaping key moments in God’s plan.
The Downfall of Celestial Beings (Angels)
The story of angelic rebellion is a sobering reminder of the consequences of sin, even for those closest to God.
The Names and Titles of Angels
Titles of angels reflect the high and unique positions they hold in the heavenly kingdom.
The Creation and Home of Angels
Despite their magnificence, the angels serve a purpose woven deeply into the divine narrative.
Angels: Mystical Messengers and Servants of Divine Will
The idea of angels has fascinated people for centuries, from biblical times to modern pop culture, yet they remain cloaked in spiritual mystery.
Reformers, Utilitarians, and Idealists: Navigating the Ethical Landscape of Modernity
In the modern era, moral and political arguments have become increasingly complex.
Kierkegaard to Nietzsche: The Revolt of the Individual Against Universal Morality
From Søren Kierkegaard to Friedrich Nietzsche, the nineteenth century witnessed an intense philosophical rebellion against universal systems of morality
