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Credo in Corpus: The Church, Sacraments, and Moral Life (Part 2)

To confess, "I believe in the Church," is to commit to a life in which Creed, Sacrament, and ethics are inseparable.

Credo in Corpus: The Church, Sacraments, and Moral Life (Part 1)

The Church's ethical renewal depends on a spirituality centered on Christ's gift of the Spirit and his promise that he will return in glory.

How Should Christians Regard Moses?

Luther titled an essay with this question. Christians should appreciate the Law which comes from God and how it relates to the work of Christ.

Crowd Sourcing Morality

The colorful internet phenomenon of crowdsourcing decisions, "AITA," reflects confusion, the need for community, and opportunities for Christian witness and pastoral guidance.

Responding to Toxic Speech with Thomas Aquinas

Editor's Note: This essay continues our series of essays marking the 800th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Aquinas. The 800th centenary of St. Thomas...

Exploring Christian Joy: Ethical Foundations, Communal Flourishing, and African Perspectives

Editor's Note: This essay won Third Prize in the 2024 TLC Student Essay Contest. Amid the complexities of modern life, many pursue enduring happiness yet...

Sacramental Discipline

By Sam Keyes When the news came that Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone had barred Speaker Nancy Pelosi from Holy Communion, I wondered how quickly Episcopal bishops...

Judging Like a Christian

By Bryan Owen Do not judge, so that you may not be judged — Matthew 7:1 These words of Jesus are sometimes quoted to undermine attempts to...

Mapping the Terrain for Engagement on Human Sexuality

Living in Love and Faith Christian Teaching about Human Identity, Sexuality and Marriage The Church of England Review by Oliver O’Donovan In the mid-twentieth century the Church of...

ETHICS: Christian Marriage’s Freedom in Limitation

We can only really experience true and positive freedom within appropriate boundaries. Imagine trying to play football if there are no sidelines or end zones.

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