Examines the complex relationship between grace and nature, particularly within theological discourse.

Fundamental disagreements about the nature of God's justice and the purpose of the Incarnation in these theological traditions.

Explore the Catholic theological concept of grace, particularly focusing on its nature, necessity, and various divisions.

The Book of Baruch

Examines the knowability of God through both human reason and divine revelation, emphasizing the importance of faith and grace. 

A Theological and Literary Study

A look at the Third Lateran Council of 1179

"What Money Can't Buy," explores the concept of love from a Catholic perspective, contrasting transactional love with real, selfless love and God's unconditional love. It emphasizes giving over taking, selflessness, and living out love in daily life.