Scripture with the Fathers

In this episode we unpack Naked and Unashamed, what that means, Eros, Filial, and Agape. Man's original state and the five offices of Adam. We explore the foundation of John Paul II's "Theology of the Body."

From St. Justin Martyr to John Paul II, we explore the continuity of the Church's teaching of man's original innocence, justice, and what it means to be naked and unashamed.

In this episode, we take a closer look at the creation of man in his original innocence and preternatural justice, in harmony within himself and with God and nature. And man had a right ordered virtues of Faith, Hope, Charity, Temperance, Fortitude, Justice and Prudence because sin and death had not entered the world.

How does God create? Why is it good? What is good? And a little info on Son of Athanasius.

In this episode we complete Goed's construction project and uncover some hidden gems along the way, hidden in the Hebrew language.

In this episode, we begin looking at Genesis in the context of God's creation in the genre in which it is written that of epic poetry. This doesn't mean that it is not true, quite the contrary. Genesis is true, but it must be read in the poetic language in which it is written in order to understand what it is that God is constructing. (That's a hint by the way)

In this episode we continue with reviewing Dei Verbum, the Dogmatic Constitution of the Word of God as given to us from the Second Vatican Council. We explore the continuity of the Church's understanding of Divine Revelation considering Vatican Council I, The Council of Trent and Pius XII Encyclical Humani Generis

Before reading Sacred Scripture, we need to know what the Church says about Sacred Scripture and how we are to read it and receive it. The Church in it's most recent ecumenical council gave us a guide in Dei Verbum.