Catholicity and Calvinism--Or Why Calvinism isn't a Dirty Word
Catholicity and Calvinism--Or Why Calvinism isn't a Dirty Word
By The V. Rev. Robert Munday
TO ALL THE WORLD
http://toalltheworld.blogspot.com/2013/01/catholicity-and-calvinism-or-why.html
Jan, 5, 2013
Those who know me well know my penchant for Great Tradition theology, by which I mean that we need to recover true catholicity, the faith of the early, undivided Church. I believe that the methodology that best gets us there is an embrace of the Vincentian Canon, the product of St. Vincent of Lerins (died c. AD 445). It is tempting to want to reproduce all four paragraphs of this Canon, which come from Chapter 4 of the Vincent's Commonitorium, and I encourage you to click on the link and read the four fairly short paragraphs, because a great many errors in the Church could be avoided if we utilized this theological method.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
By The V. Rev. Robert Munday
TO ALL THE WORLD
http://toalltheworld.blogspot.com/2013/01/catholicity-and-calvinism-or-why.html
Jan, 5, 2013
Those who know me well know my penchant for Great Tradition theology, by which I mean that we need to recover true catholicity, the faith of the early, undivided Church. I believe that the methodology that best gets us there is an embrace of the Vincentian Canon, the product of St. Vincent of Lerins (died c. AD 445). It is tempting to want to reproduce all four paragraphs of this Canon, which come from Chapter 4 of the Vincent's Commonitorium, and I encourage you to click on the link and read the four fairly short paragraphs, because a great many errors in the Church could be avoided if we utilized this theological method.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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