Credo

Renewing classical Christianity in the church today

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In this overly therapeutic age of looking for temporary cures and solutions, Boethius shows how classical education offers a cure that is eternal—because it is found in the one who is eternal. -@NadyaWilliams81

New issue of Credo is out! 📚 https://t.co/QKwOF5yuXq

[Matthew Barrett @MattMBarrett]

The Consolation of Philosophy has been one of the most important books for me. At last, the new issue @CredoMagazine is here and it is dedicated to introducing you to Boethius. Here are articles by professors and priests to help you along: https://t.co/gURj1RUj4l

Big thanks to our executive editor @Connor_Shack, as well as Matt Pitts and Spencer McCorkel

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Boethius was critical for the development of Christian orthodoxy. Through his use of philosophy, he brought conceptual clarity where there was great confusion. -Antonio Donato, Professor of Medieval Philosophy

NEW ISSUE ON BOETHIUS is out! https://t.co/GYxELA7CTr

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Seating will go quick this year as there are limited spots. Get your seat to hear what James Dolezal says about classical theology and angels. 😇 Night before ETS in Denver. https://t.co/X4bdFVNipe

[Center for Classical Theology @CenterClassical]

ANNOUNCEMENT: James Dolezal will deliver the Center for Classical Theology annual lecture this November in Denver (evening before ETS)! His topic: Angels & the order of creation. NOTE: we have a limited # of seats. Once gone, there's no more. Register https://t.co/qqbRzcmF2z

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RT @MattMBarrett: I really mean this: all of our professors, whether Bible or practical, are steeped in the Great Tradition. Students are i…

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Coming this week! Our first ever issue on Boethius. Accessible articles by some of today’s best theologians and philosophers.

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Today is Trinity Sunday!

Almighty and everlasting God, you have given to us your servants grace, by the confession of a true faith, to acknowledge the glory of the eternal Trinity, and in the power of your divine Majesty to worship the Unity: Keep us steadfast in this faith and worship, and bring us at last to see you in your one and eternal glory, O Father; who with the Son and the Holy Spirit live and reign, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. -Book of Common Prayer

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BIG NEWS! 🥳@JOCT_online & @ivpacademic

[Journal of Classical Theology @JOCT_online]

NEWS 🍾 Journal of Classical Theology will be published by @ivpacademic! It will relaunch in 2027 and be in print moving forward. Look for new website, vision, and more. JOCT is the academic arm of @CredoMagazine, ed. @MattMBarrett. Subscribe for updates https://t.co/qFnUOpvCgU

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“In catholic traditions, like Anglicanism, God calls some to be priests. Why? They are called out from within God's kingdom of priests to in turn equip the saints.” -Bryan Hollon

New podcast with @MattMBarrett and Bryan Hollon @TASeminary https://t.co/CzcFXnr0Rm

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“Theological education looks very different if you are an Anglican. And it should!” Listen to the new Credo Podcast “Why I am an Anglican: Seminary should be sacramental” with @MattMBarrett and The Very Rev. Bryan Hollon, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary @TASeminary https://t.co/uVG8WHRIkG

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“It was a homecoming for me theologically.” Tune in to the newest Credo Podcast “Why I am an Anglican: Seminary should be sacramental” featuring @MattMBarrett and The Very Rev. Bryan Hollon, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary @TASeminary https://t.co/CzcFXnr0Rm

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“When it comes to what it means to be Anglican … I don’t know if there is a better model than Richard Hooker.” Hear more in the latest Credo Podcast “Why I am an Anglican: Seminary should be sacramental” with @MattMBarrett and The Very Rev. Bryan Hollon, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary @TASeminary https://t.co/uVG8WHRIkG

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“You can only know God if you come to love God and all things in God.” Watch the newest Credo Podcast “Why I am an Anglican: Seminary should be sacramental” with @MattMBarrett and The Very Rev. Bryan Hollan, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary @TASeminary https://t.co/uVG8WHRIkG

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When you are praying the Book of Common Prayer, you are worshiping God with the Word of God. The prayer book is simply the scripture rearranged for prayer. -Bryan Hollon

New episode is out! @MattMBarrett and Bryan Hollan, president @TASeminary. https://t.co/CzcFXnr0Rm

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The goal of the Anglican way is *assimilation to God.* It's very *participatory.* I realized this after reading theologians like Richard Hooker and it made me want to be Anglican. -Bryan Hollon

New podcast: @MattMBarrett and Hollon, president @TASeminar https://t.co/CzcFXnr0Rm

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“We are catholic because we are properly reformed.” Tune in to the new Credo Podcast “Why I am an Anglican: Seminary should be sacramental” with @MattMBarrett and The Very Rev. Bryan Hollan, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary @TASeminary https://t.co/ewZ9po0dML

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Almighty God, on this day, through the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, you revealed the way of eternal life to every race and nation: Pour out this gift anew, that by the preaching of the Gospel your salvation may reach to the ends of the earth; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. -Day of Pentecost, Book of Common Prayer