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The Plan for Incarnation from the Beginning
I have long been convinced that the Christocentric or supralapsarian school’s approach to explaining the primary motive for the Incarnation is theologically and logically correct. huh? oh, let me back...
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Admiring Another Dunce Admirer
There are not many poems that make me feel quite the same way as Gerard Manley Hopkins’s “God’s Grandeur.” I believe I wrote about that poem some months ago as I reflected on my experience of God’s...
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Robert Grosseteste: The Greatest Theologian You (Probably) Don’t Know
This reflection is now available in Daniel P. Horan, OFM’s book Franciscan Spirituality for the 21st Century: Selected Reflections from the Dating God Blog and Other Essays, Volume One (Koinonia Press,...
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‘Duns Scotus’s Oxford’ by Hopkins
Here is a poem from the famous poet Gerard Manley Hopkins, a Jesuit who was significantly influenced by the philosophy and theology of the medieval Franciscan John Duns Scotus. This short poem is...
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Endorsements for ‘Postmodernity and Univocity’
Though I’m currently on the road recording the audio version of my forthcoming book, The Franciscan Heart of Thomas Merton (Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press), which is due out in late September, I have been...
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