Gideon Lazar
Gideon is the coordinator for the St. Basil Institute for the Theology of Creation, editor of the Creation Theology Fellowship, and runs the Byzantine Scotist YouTube channel. He got a BA from CUA and is an MA theology student at BCS.
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What is a Jew (According to St. Thomas Aquinas)? (opens the original)
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What is a Jew? This is a highly disputed question in contemporary discourse. In this article, I want to lay out the simple and profound answer given by St. Thomas Aquinas in his Commentary on Romans (hereafter CoR). I will include many block quotes from CoR in order to prove I am not taking things out of context, so you can evaluate my exegesis for yourself.Subscribe nowSt
A Defense of Hebrew Catholics (opens the original)
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One of my more controversial theological positions is my defense of the concept of Hebrew Catholics/Jewish Catholics. In brief, the idea here is that Catholics of Jewish ethnicity ought to retain a Jewish identity, and even worship in a manner than looks recognizably Jewish.Critics of Hebrew Catholics argue that since the continued practice of the Old Law constitutes a mortal sin (the common view of the Fathers and Doctors which seems to have been made dogma at Florence), the idea of a Hebrew Ca
Does Gaudium et Spes teach monogenism? (opens the original)
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I recently presented a paper on the theology of creation at the Second Vatican Council at a conference for the St. Basil Institute for the Study of the Theology of Creation. One of the topics I explored is the role of Adam in the conciliar documents. I pointed out that the documents consistently present Adam as a historical figure who is the forefather of all humanity. One of the most clear examples is the reference in Gaudium et Spes 22 to “Adam, the first man,” but it can be found in many othe
Does Ezekiel’s Temple Vision Refute Christianity? (opens the original)
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In a recent interview on The Michael Knowles Show, Cardinal Raymond Burke was asked a question from a Jewish man named Jacob Falach:With respect to His Eminence and Catholics at large,How do Catholics reconcile the belief that Jesus is the figurative third temple as described by the prophets (as well as the final sacrifice for humanity’s sins) when Ezekiel specifically gives the Temple’s measurements (500 x 500 cubits) and also says sacrifices will occur on it by the priests?Was Ezekiel a fraud
Trinitarian Mariology (opens the original)
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The Blessed Virgin Mary provides a very helpful example for thinking about Trinitarian theology due to her unique relations to each person.(My explanations here follow Fr. Peter Damian Fehlner’s explication of the theology of St. Maximilian Kolbe. See his book St. Maximilian Ma. Kolbe, Martyr of Christity: Pneumatologist for more information.)This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider
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