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On the Veneration of Icons In 787 AD, the Second Council of Nicaea dogmatically defined the act of the veneration of icons. This was the main reason for the seventh, and last universal council before the Great Schism of 1054 AD. “What in the world does it mean to ‘venerate icons?” Icons are images of
How Do We Pronounce God’s Personal Name Ancient Hebrew — pre 500 BC — had no written vowels but the spoken language did. So living traditions conveyed the original pronounciation of the Tetragrammaton (i.e.: YHWH). Jewish Greek sources from late second century BC Dead Sea Scrolls preserve forms like ΙΑΩ (Iaō), which strongly support an
Baptism in the Early Church Matthew’s gospel introduces us to John the Baptist. And to baptism. How was it practiced by the apostles and their students in the earliest years of Christendom? Are there any differences among Christian denominations when it comes to this Sacrament? What is the reason Christ asked us to perform it?
Under Thomas Aquinas, an Italian monk, the scientific revolution developed in medieval Europe
C.S. Lewis
author of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”
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