The Incarnate Logos Is a Double-Edged Sword

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History and Dogma

Jordan Daniel Wood and Charles Hughes-Huff

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6 days ago

Jordan and Charles ramble around the world of Catholic theology with the ghostly guidance of Maurice Blondel (und so weiter)

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Jordan and Charles ramble around the world of Catholic theology with the ghostly guidance of Maurice Blondel (und so weiter)

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

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The Incarnate Logos Is a Double-Edged Sword

History and Dogma

1 hour 13 minutes 14 seconds

2 years ago

The Incarnate Logos Is a Double-Edged Sword

Charles talks with Jordan about two pieces he recently wrote: "Virtue and Vice as True and False Incarnation" in The Other Journal and "Fides quarens Fidem: A Premature Reflection on Teaching Theology Today" in an edited volume. Along the way: conservative and progressive pedagogy, Apple worshiping Mother Nature, Maximus, why and precisely how Jordan and Charles suck, and much more.

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