— A Biblical-Ontological Critique of Anselm, with a Discussion on the Order of the Serpent and the Order of Genesis Abstract In Book 2, Chapter 1 of Cur Deus Homo, Anselm argues that rational nature (ratio) was created holy by God for the purpose of discerning good and evil, loving the supreme good, and enjoying…

The Spirit, the Church, and Glory Unveiled Opening Thesis of Part Three Part One began before creation, with the Father’s eternal purpose to glorify humanity in Christ. Part Two followed the Son into sinful flesh, where He became sin for us, overcame sin by filial dependence on the Father, purified sins upon Himself, died to…

Incarnation, Sinful Flesh, Cross, Resurrection, and Inheritance Opening Thesis of Part Two Part One argued that the gospel must begin before creation. The Father purposed in Christ to glorify humanity, to make His invisible virtue-glory visible, shared, embodied, and returned in love. Creation is the first historical stage of that purpose. Sin is not the…