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'''Upcoming topics''' | |||
== Deus Propicius Esto: the battle for our souls == | == Deus Propicius Esto: the battle for our souls == | ||
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There is a much larger topic here about how to live in a fallen world | There is a much larger topic here about how to live in a fallen world | ||
== When we sin, Jesus suffers; When we suffer, Jesus suffers == | |||
The Cross. | |||
St. Jean Vianney said, "When you confess your sins, you take the nails out of Jesus.” (https://www.ncregister.com/blog/st-john-vianney-confession) | |||
> Jesus died for every sin ever committed and that will ever be committed. | |||
> he also suffers with us | |||
>> not like a mother suffering when a child suffers | |||
>> not like Mary at the Cross, "a sword piercing her heart" | |||
> no, he actually suffers what we suffer. | |||
Imaging that God is experiencing your life in real time. | |||
== Book of Revelation == | |||
Revelation = singular | |||
authorship | |||
context | |||
> historical | |||
> Church history | |||
> theological | |||
> anagogically | |||
== Senses of Scripture == | |||
Literal | |||
Allegorical | |||
Moral | |||
Anagogical | |||
== Sin == | |||
definition | |||
nature | |||
effect | |||
concupiscence | |||
== Dating the scriptures == | |||
Skeptics and academics who wish to prove the Gospels are fiction will point to the dating of the Gospel writings and say, "See! Gotchya! They wrote it after the destruction of the Temple in order to claim that Jesus prophesized it!" | |||
timeline | |||
> Peter/ Paul> epistles written before their death | |||
historical context | |||
logic of oral history | |||
inspired writings | |||
== Adam' s choice: martyr or God == | |||
Satan threatened Adam's life: | |||
You certainly will not die! | |||
== "The Way" == | |||
Why was it called that? What can we learn from it? | |||
TJ: Road to Emmaus | |||
== Observation, Judgment and forgiveness == | |||
God does not ask us to relinquish the intellect and free will he blessed us with. No! We must exercise judgment! | |||
The question is what do we do with that judgment. | |||
> mlb and trash, Wuerl, etc. | |||
== Modernism: the Parable of the Tenants == | |||
Mt 21:33 | |||
https://bible.usccb.org/bible/matthew/21?23 | |||
they kill the landowners' phrophets, then his son. | |||
== The Return of the Unclean Spirit: Lk 11:24 == | |||
explains so much of the world today! | |||
Maslow >> ppl need spiritual fulfllment | |||
or get Wolsam | |||
what isn't filled will be filled by demons | |||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 15 October 2024
Upcoming topics
Deus Propicius Esto: the battle for our souls
Deus Propicius Esto a medieval prayer for God's protection in the "the dreadful judgment" perhaps originating from St. Augustine was common in Medieval "psalters," or books of prayer popular music / popular culture how do we Christians approach music and lyrics that celebrate sin? Bromley has a story about asking his Confessor for permission to see the Rolling Stones -- why ask the question in the first place? Why did the priest find it okay to attend the concert?
There is a much larger topic here about how to live in a fallen world
When we sin, Jesus suffers; When we suffer, Jesus suffers
The Cross.
St. Jean Vianney said, "When you confess your sins, you take the nails out of Jesus.” (https://www.ncregister.com/blog/st-john-vianney-confession)
> Jesus died for every sin ever committed and that will ever be committed. > he also suffers with us >> not like a mother suffering when a child suffers >> not like Mary at the Cross, "a sword piercing her heart" > no, he actually suffers what we suffer.
Imaging that God is experiencing your life in real time.
Book of Revelation
Revelation = singular
authorship context > historical > Church history > theological > anagogically
Senses of Scripture
Literal Allegorical Moral Anagogical
Sin
definition nature effect concupiscence
Dating the scriptures
Skeptics and academics who wish to prove the Gospels are fiction will point to the dating of the Gospel writings and say, "See! Gotchya! They wrote it after the destruction of the Temple in order to claim that Jesus prophesized it!"
timeline > Peter/ Paul> epistles written before their death historical context logic of oral history inspired writings
Adam' s choice: martyr or God
Satan threatened Adam's life:
You certainly will not die!
"The Way"
Why was it called that? What can we learn from it? TJ: Road to Emmaus
Observation, Judgment and forgiveness
God does not ask us to relinquish the intellect and free will he blessed us with. No! We must exercise judgment!
The question is what do we do with that judgment.
> mlb and trash, Wuerl, etc.
Modernism: the Parable of the Tenants
Mt 21:33 https://bible.usccb.org/bible/matthew/21?23 they kill the landowners' phrophets, then his son.
The Return of the Unclean Spirit: Lk 11:24
explains so much of the world today!
Maslow >> ppl need spiritual fulfllment or get Wolsam
what isn't filled will be filled by demons