It is precisely because the natural world bears witness to all the good things that Christianity fulfills that nature and grace need not be at war, and the earthliness of our origin need not preclude the heavenliness of our destiny.
About Creed Code Cult
The Christian faith has been described as being composed of three distinct, yet intimately related, areas of focus: Creed (what we believe), Code (how we live), and Cult (how we worship). Our purpose here is to consider the doctrine, spiritual life, and liturgical worship of Catholic Christianity through the lens of the New Covenant, according to which the age to come sacramentally intrudes the here and now, and the already is giving way to the not-yet.
Recent Blog Posts
July 24, 2014 |
The Need for Perfect Law-Keeping, Part 1
How does a sinner become right with God? That’s a question Reformed Protestants love to ask, and for good...
July 13, 2014 |
Doing, Being, and the Function of Faith
This is going to sound very strange, but what if I told you that Catholics believe in Justification by faith alone...
June 30, 2014 |
Invisible Church Discipline
To wrap up the “mini-series” that began with the Reformed view of Infant Baptism and the New Covenant,...