Monthly Archives: January 2025

When did the Creator appoint the time to begin man’s evolution? We don’t know, and we won’t know exactly. It could have been sometime in the early Neogene, 23 million years ago. The important thing is that from then on, … Continue reading →

A Christian can believe in evolution as an ongoing work of God in which God is constantly involved, and can also believe in the origin of man’s evolution. It is unlikely that God would use two different methods in creation. … Continue reading →

Love is concrete and expressed by doing good; on the contrary, indifference reveals a lack of love towards God and one’s neighbor. The apostle John understood what love is, experienced it, and, entering the heart of Christ, understood its expression. … Continue reading →

We must humbly admit that we don’t know. And we probably won’t. There are many different explanations for the origin of the world throughout history. These include various mythologies, fables, and fables. There was a time when people believed them. … Continue reading →

Can you imagine coming to God’s judgment, hearing the assessment of your life, and saying, “What are you talking about? I don’t remember it that way. When have I seen you like this and like that?” It would probably be … Continue reading →

The spirit of the age is a particular atmosphere that causes carelessness and leads to a failure to distinguish good from evil. Today’s liturgical reading from the First Letter of John (1 John 3:22-4:6) exhorts the faithful to ‘abide in … Continue reading →

Today, on the Feast of the Epiphany, the great light that shines from the cave of Bethlehem through the Magi of the East floods humanity. The first reading from the book of the prophet Isaiah and an excerpt from the … Continue reading →

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