Archive for February 2026
Why Garrigou-Lagrange Matters Now
If you would prefer to listen to this conversation on the Credo podcast, go here. Garrigou-Lagrange is one of the most important theologians of the last century. He had that rare gift of illuminating Thomism for a modern world. Or we could say, to steal from the title of one of his own books, that…
Read MoreWhy Garrigou-Lagrange matters now
Garrigou-Lagrange is one of the most important theologians of the last century. He had that rare gift of illuminating Thomism for a modern world. Or we could say, to steal from the title of one of his own books, that Garrigou-Lagrange moved past all the confusion left behind by modernism and used common sense to…
Read MoreTheology is not an Art but a Science: Cuddy and Barrett
Is supernatural theology an art or a science? The way some do theology today you would think theology is an art, as if its principles originate from our own mind only to be projected outward in self-expression. Perhaps this is why theology has become subjective, like a wax nose, twisted this way or that depending…
Read MoreTheology is not an art but a science: Cuddy and Barrett
Is supernatural theology an art or a science? The way some do theology today you would think theology is an art, as if its principles originate from our own mind only to be projected outward in self-expression. Perhaps this is why theology has become subjective, like a wax nose, twisted this way or that depending…
Read More2025 CCT Annual Lecture Q&A with Adonis Vidu, Lewis Ayers, and Matthew Barrett
Following Adonis Vidu’s CCT Annual Lecture entitled, “The Christian Experience of the Trinity: 1700 Years after Nicaea,” he was joined by Lewis Ayers and Matthew Barrett for a Question and Answer session. CCT hosts an annual lectureship by a theologian, which is sponsored by Crossway. In the aftermath of modernism’s deconstruction of dogmatics, each lectureship…
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