Introduction The doctrine of original sin—what humanity inherits from Adam’s transgression—stands at the intersection of Scripture, anthropology, and soteriology. St.…
Context of Isaiah’s Prophecy and the Forbidden Altar The prophecy in Isaiah 19:19–25 speaks of a future blessing for Egypt:…
Does Palamism Reflect the Faith of the Fathers? Based on the teaching of Gregory Palamas (14th c.), Eastern Orthodoxy teaches…
Introduction: The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD marked a watershed in Christian history, splitting Eastern Christianity into Chalcedonian (Dyophysite)…
Introduction A recurring claim in contemporary Chalcedonian apologetics is that Cyril of Alexandria was, in substance, a dyophysite — that…
Introduction This article examines the emerging phenomenon of openly gay priests in the Roman Catholic Church, and the doctrinal, pastoral,…
Chalcedonians claim to affirm the Third Ecumenical Council and venerate St. Cyril of Alexandria, claiming to adhere to the Christology…
Introduction The Council of Chalcedon (451) is often remembered as the stage upon which Pope Leo I ascended to doctrinal…
Introduction On July 28, 450, Emperor Theodosius II of the Eastern Roman Empire was declared dead. The official cause? A…
Introduction The Council of Chalcedon is often held up as a model of conciliar orthodoxy, correcting the perceived errors of…