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Quote of the Day -Fr. Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange

Posted by David Mendez in aquinas, Aristotle, Epistemology, Logic, Metaphysics, Philosophy, Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange, Theology, Thomism, Truth on 10 Jan 2011 | No comments

Ours is but a borrowed existence, freely given us by God, and He keeps us in existence because indeed He wills it so. Ours is but a goodness in which there is so much infirmity and even degradation; there is so much error in our knowledge. This thought, while serving to make us humble, brings…

Why do I have to study math and how does this relate to a pursuit of truth?

Posted by David Mendez in Bible, Culture Watch, Exegesis, Metaphysics, Philosophy, Things of Interest, Thinking, Truth on 22 Dec 2010 | 2 Comments

I think that if we are going to “win this world” over to God’s kingdom and be relevant again, we need start rediscovering our heritage in the treasure trove of wisdom and knowledge and ask simple questions such as, “Why do I need to know this?” I think that we would be surprised to find out how important these questions are. Even more and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, this search for truth will lead us to God himself. For as Arthur Holmes once wrote, “All truth is God-truth.”

GodblogCon 2007

Posted by David Mendez in Uncategorized on 26 Sep 2007 | No comments

NOVEMBER 8 and 9: GodblogCon 2007, Helping Christians Engage New Media GodblogCon 2007 will equip you with a working knowledge of new media technologies and its impact on society, empowering your ministry to employ quickly and easily new media technologies to engage culture for the cause of Christ. Godblog Website

Q & A: Is faith the efficient cause of salvation? Part Deux

Posted by Max Herrera in Uncategorized on 03 Aug 2006 | 1 Comment

There have been some responses and counter responses to this issue that merit this as a posting. I will post the answers given by Reformation Theology and then the subsequent responses. This makes it better than going to see the comments all the time.  Original: My critique of this common response: Dear Alejandra K. Cares…

The Trivium : The Liberal Arts of Logic, Grammar, and Rhetoric: Books: Sister Miriam Joseph,Marguerite McGlinn

Posted by David Mendez in Uncategorized on 13 Jul 2006 | No comments

One of the lost arts of our times is the art of communication. And communication is: com·mu·ni·ca·tion n. 1. The act of communicating; transmission. 2. The exchange of thoughts, messages, or information, as by speech, signals, writing, or behavior. However, as simple as the above definition may be there are so many assumptions that we…