Posted on September 23, 2008 by Michael Liccione
[As I had hoped, my post "Development of doctrine: it's that time again" elicited some very interesting discussion. The purpose of this sequel is to reply to the last comment that John of Fides Quarens Intellectum addressed to me. That's the comment that got my mental juices flowing well. As I wrote my reply to [...]
Filed under: apologetics, theology | Tagged: Chadwick, de Lubac, development of doctrine, Newman | 26 Comments »
Posted on September 20, 2008 by Michael Liccione
It has often been remarked, starting with C.S. Lewis I believe, that traditional Christians of differing ecclesial affiliations have much more in common with each other than with liberal Christians of the same ecclesial affiliations as they. That is not only true but offers the firmest basis for the sort of “ecumenism” enabling traditional Christians [...]
Filed under: apologetics, ecumenism, theology | Tagged: development of doctrine, ecumenism, Mozley, Newman, Witt | 55 Comments »