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Patheos Explore the world's faith through different perspectives on religion and spirituality! Patheos has the views of the prevalent religions and spiritualities of the world.
Honoring Creation: A Call To Respect The Divine Artwork
Last updated on: April 22, 2025 at 2:08 am By Henry Karlson
We are not to worship creation, but the Creator. This does not mean we are to ignore the good of creation, nor, especially, to disrespect it. We are not worshiping creation if we look to the world we see, realize its importance for our temporal existence, and do what we can to make sure it remains in good shape. Protecting the environment, taking care of the earth and all its inhabitants, is what we should all be doing. If we... Read more
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2025-04-21T08:06:18-05:00
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The Catholic Church After The Death Of Pope Francis
Last updated on: April 21, 2025 at 8:06 am By Henry Karlson
I woke up to hear the news which everyone will be hearing today: Pope Francis has passed away this morning (Bright Monday). The first thing I did was pray for him, for him to have a blessed repose and that his memory be eternal. After that, I thought about how he pushed himself over the last few days, wondering if he knew if this would be the last time he would celebrate Easter with us. I suspect he did. I... Read more
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2025-04-20T02:33:40-05:00
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Christ’s Resurrection: A Universal Invitation To Redemption
Last updated on: April 20, 2025 at 2:33 am By Henry Karlson
Christ is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Every year, it is the Byzantine tradition to have St. John Chrysostom’s Easter Sermon read during the Paschal service; this allows the faithful to hear the way Chrysostom explains that everyone is called by Christ to share in the joy and grace and glory of the resurrection for themselves. Christ’s work, Christ’s accomplishment in his death and resurrection is universal. No one, no matter how sinful, no matter how barbarous or cruel they... Read more
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2025-04-17T02:10:15-05:00
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The Eucharist: Bridging Symbolism And Reality
Last updated on: April 17, 2025 at 2:10 am By Henry Karlson
Too many people have an overly-physical conception of the eucharist, and because of it, they misunderstand the technical vocabulary the Western tradition has developed to explain it. That is, when they hear someone talking about the substance of the eucharist, they understand the term substance in an entirely physical fashion. Theologically, substance is to be understood as the metaphysical essence or the underlying reality of a thing; when saying the substance of the eucharist is Christ, it is saying the... Read more
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The Distortion Of The Good: Unraveling The Essence Of Evil
Last updated on: April 16, 2025 at 2:08 am By Henry Karlson
Intrinsic evil is a term which is often misunderstood as indicating something is essentially (and so absolutely) evil. The reason this is wrong is because evil is not natural, and so, has no real essence or substance of its own. Nothing can be essentially evil. There is nothing which is absolutely evil. Existence is good, which means, everything which exists, has some good in it because of its existence. Evil works to counter the good, to deny some proper good;... Read more
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2025-04-14T05:07:20-05:00
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Holy Week: Personal Struggles And Spiritual Insights
Last updated on: April 14, 2025 at 5:07 am By Henry Karlson
In the Byzantine tradition, Lent is over. Holy Week is a time all unto its own. The last day of Lent was the Friday before Palm Sunday. Then comes Lazarus Saturday, the celebration which commemorates when Jesus brought Lazarus back to life (which can be said to be a resuscitation, not a resurrection, because, in Christian theology, a resurrection is more than just coming back to life). Then comes Palm Sunday which leads us to Holy Week. Holy week was... Read more
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2025-04-13T02:07:16-05:00
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Testing To See If We Truly Are Following Christ As King
Last updated on: April 13, 2025 at 2:07 am By Henry Karlson
It’s easy to shout, Jesus, or Christ, is king. It is another thing to live your life as if you actually believed it. It is easy to say Christ is king, especially if you think you can gain some political or social advantage by doing so. It is easy to play to religious crowds, making them think you are one of them by saying good, pious words. But Jesus will not be fooled. It is no good to say Christ... Read more
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2025-04-11T02:07:16-05:00
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Knowledge As A Gift: Using It For The Common Good
Last updated on: April 11, 2025 at 2:07 am By Henry Karlson
Paul explained that there are three theological virtues, those of faith, hope and love, with love being the greatest of the three. Love (caritas, which can sometimes be described as or translated as charity) is greater than knowledge, even if both are goods which we should cultivate in our lives. Knowledge should help us to love better, not less. We certainly should not seek knowledge so as to make ourselves look better than others, hoping to get the praise of... Read more
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2025-04-09T02:06:01-05:00
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The Paradox Of Humanity: Finite Beings With Infinite Desires
Last updated on: April 9, 2025 at 2:06 am By Henry Karlson
We are created beings, which means, we have a beginning and possibly, an end. We have limits to our being. We seek eternal life, infinite existence, but, it is beyond our potential. Does that mean eternal life is impossible for us? No. We might not be able to possess it, to attain it through the potential we have been given at the time of our creation, but we can be possessed by it, that is, have it flow in and... Read more
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2025-04-07T05:14:35-05:00
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World Markets Are Falling, And Christians Hold Some Blame
Last updated on: April 7, 2025 at 5:14 am By Henry Karlson
The world markets are in free-fall. Trump, with his tariffs, does not care how many people he hurts, how many lives he destroys, indeed, how many people will die because of his reckless policies. When asked, his only reply is that the weak will fail, suggesting that anyone who suffers from this, anyone whose lives are ruined, are worthless because they are weak. This mentality is also what lies behind all the destruction of the government and its agencies he... Read more
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