In the tale of man’s first encounter with himself, we find the seeds of a much grander narrative—one that stretches from the dawn of time to the fullness of eternity. The story of Adam and Eve, often reduced to a simple moral about temptation and fall, is in fact a profound typological key to unlocking […]
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In order to properly frame a good answer to this question, it is expedient to first reflect on the meanings and aspects of the key words or phrases in the question. In this case, there are two; “fallen world” and “sacrifice.” Fallen World In Catholic theology, the concept of a “fallen world” refers to
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The Suffering Servant: Prefiguration and Fulfilment in Jesus Christ Introduction There is a thread woven through the rich tapestry of human history, a motif that transcends cultures and epochs—the Suffering Servant. This theme, beautifully and profoundly embodied in the person of Jesus Christ, finds its roots in the ancient texts of the Old Testament. Yet,
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Understanding God’s True Desire: Mercy Over Wrath In our spiritual journey, we often encounter a common misconception perpetuated by the spirit of the world and the Devil—that God is a wrathful judge eager to condemn us to eternal damnation. This distorted image stands in stark contrast to the truth reflected in sacred traditions and scriptures,
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A Journey of Faith As I begin this blog, the words of Jesus, “Duc in altum – put out into the deep,” resonate as a fitting motto. My hope is to serve you, the readers, and bring about a great outcome for His glory. When the Lord asks us to cast our nets into deep
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