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Study of the texts of the Fathers of the Church, early Christian theologians and more recent theologians.
Theological, ethical or psychological theme, through the Bible, the history of the Church and current events
Analysis of the painting of a great painter related to an episode of the Bible
Comenius, a Christian from South Moravia committed to his faith and homeland during the Thirty Years' War; an emigrant and traveler throughout Europe following the persecution of the Protestant faith; an innovative but little-known pedagogue, a forerunner of modern teaching principles and methods.
The Christ in the House of Martha and Mary, an episode of Luke 10, painted by Diego Velasquez, 17th century Spanish painter
"Healing of the blind born" by a Italian painter of the 17th century describes the miracle of Christ and the role of each of the characters
The Apostles' creed, a Trinitarian confession of faith, helps to understand the development of Christian doctrine in the time of the Ancient Church
Monotheism and internal plurality in the Godhead Jesus Christ is "one Lord" associated in equality with God the Father: Yet for us there is but one God, the Father, from…
Between the one God of the Old Testament and the many pagan gods, the Trinitarian monotheism presents a work of salvation accomplished by the three persons gathered in the one God
A christian and responsible self-esteem acknowledges the limits of rational reasoning, distorted by sin. He trusts in the cross as objective foundation of self-esteem.
Esteeming others does not exclude self-esteem, when we keep a legitimate and balanced position based on a personal relationship with God.
Bonhoeffer's thoughts on his time: Germany's absurd situation during the Nazi period, the need for responsible action against imposed order.
Between resistance and submission, Bonhoeffer in prison, fighting for his life and that of others The silence in the face of evil is itself evil. Saying nothing is talking. To do nothing is to act.