When Aquinas Baptized Aristotle
How Faith and Reason Built Western Civilization
When Aquinas Baptized Aristotle: How Faith and Reason Built Western Civilization
In the vast and unfolding history of Western civilization, one moment stands as a turning point not merely for philosophy or theology, but for the very soul of Christendom itself. This was the moment when Thomas Aquinas, guided by divine wisdom, took the writings of Aristotle—pagan, rationalistic, and seemingly foreign to Christian revelation—and redeemed them for the glory of God. In doing so, he ensured that faith and reason would not be enemies, but allies, united in their shared pursuit of Truth. …READ MORE…
WATCH: Faith in Action | James 2:14–16
“What good is it, dear brothers and sisters, if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? Can that kind of faith save anyone? Suppose you see a brother or sister who has no food or clothing, and you say, ‘Good-bye and have a good day; stay warm and eat well’—but then you don’t give that person any food or clothing. What good does that do?” (James 2:14–16 NLT) …WATCH HERE…
Transcendent Geopolitics 5
The spiritual control of our fourth empire.
What God says on the subject of this series can be found in Daniel chapter 2. The arguments developed below are extracted from these two books: The Rock Breaks the Globalists’ Empireand Revelation the Fair God. …READ MORE…
Transforming Aristotelian Thinkers: How Early Christianity Won Over the Intellectual Elite
When we think about the spread of Christianity in the ancient world, we often picture fishermen, slaves, and everyday citizens embracing the faith. But what about the elite, well-educated philosophers who had spent their lives immersed in Greek rationalism and logic? For those trained in Aristotelian thought, Christianity required not just belief—but an intellectual transformation. …READ MORE…
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