Every being acts according to its nature, so human beings act according to the rational nature which governs their moral life. Human behaviour has a natural tendency to do good and seek harmony, even without any explicit desire for God and his support.
How does the Church define Transubstantiation? This complex doctrine draws from the philosophy of Aristotle but resides firmly in the realm of Faith…
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Christians are holy not because of their good works but because they recognise their sins before God and receive his forgiveness
We have been shocked latterly by the great number of wars, earthquakes, floods and natural disasters ravaging people all over the earth. Surely, this is a sign from God
Twenty theologians gathered to discuss various topics around the theme “Reformation: Whose history? Voices from the South” when the Catholic Theological Society of Southern Africa held its annual conference at Koinonia, Johannesburg
Baptism / Jesus / Shackleton / Theology
From as early as the first century, Christians acknowledged that Jesus Christ the man was both divine and human, as is plainly expressed in the Apostles’ Creed.
To help prospective students and guests gain more information, South Africa’s Catholic university St Augustine College is hosting an Open...
Some 1000 people in various venues in South Africa came to hear US speaker and author Christopher West, an expert on the Theology of the Body.
Seeing, understanding and engaging with people’s real lives does not “bastardise” theology, rather it is what is needed to guide people toward God, Pope Francis told Jesuits in Colombia.
