Monthly Archives: November 2020

The soul can sometimes use its sensory abilities directly through the fluid without the sense of organs’ participation. The intellectual, cognitive power is called the mental capacity by which we know objects inaccessible to sensory cognition. Between the action of … Continue reading →

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Science in the 20th century surprised scientists and the broader community by finding that we cannot look at the universe as to something permanent here, without beginning and without end (as you already do once represented Aristotle), but that it … Continue reading →

On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus passed between Samaria and Galilee. As he entered a village, ten leper men walked opposite him. They stopped from afar and cried aloud, “Jesus, teacher, have mercy on us!” When he saw them, he … Continue reading →

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The will of an almighty God creates the human soul. It is neither from God nor, as some say, from some preformed general spiritual substance. It’s inherently made of nothing. The soul is a separate being; it is intangible and … Continue reading →

To open oneself to God, to accept God into one’s life is not only a step forward for every person but often a kilometer, a mile. Let us realize Jesus’ call: “If you had faith as a mustard seed” (Luke … Continue reading →

 “Old Testament scenario” of the universe’s formation and development Before examining the “Old Testament scenario” of the universe’s formation and evolution, several serious caveats points should be considered. The first is the Papal Commission’s conclusion for the Bible’s Interpretation in … Continue reading →

Who do you like better: a man devoted to God or a mammon man? The Lord says, “Spend the number of your feast” (Luke 16: 2). The foresight of the sons of the world forces us to use all available … Continue reading →