Reflection

I- Introduction The Incarnation and Kenosis: Two Central Doctrines of Christology The Incarnation and the Kenosis of Christ are two inseparable doctrines of Christology, the theological discipline that studies the person and work of Jesus Christ. For us Christians, Jesus is both fully human and fully divine. Our Christian faith is fundamentally based on this […]

  I-Buying back (Rachat in French) and Redemption, Nuances of a Divine Salvation The terms “Buying back” and “redemption” are deeply intertwined, sharing a profound meaning and often used interchangeably. Yet, in the saving work of Jesus Christ, these two words reveal distinct nuances that illuminate different aspects of His divine mission. “Redemption” is a

I- Introduction Why Did God Allow Adam’s Sin? A Mystery of Faith The question of why God allowed Adam to sin is a profound theological question, debated by theologians and philosophers for centuries. This is one of the mysteries of the Christian faith, which we believers accept by faith. Even if we do not fully

  Doctrine of Imputation I- The three imputations The Doctrine of Imputation: Key to Divine  and Justification The doctrine of imputation is crucial to understanding God’s justice and is intrinsically linked to the doctrine of justification. The parallel established above allows us to conclude that God’s plan is based on the doctrine of imputation, which

  I- Introduction Why Human Efforts Are Not Enough for Salvation The idea that our own efforts can bring us closer to the divine is a common misconception. In reality, human effort alone is not enough to bridge the gap between humanity and God. It is not our good works, our offerings, our memorized knowledge

God, One in Essence and Three in Persons In Christianity, the Trinity (or Tri-unity) is the fundamental doctrine describing ” God, One in essence and Three in persons ” : the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. These three persons are equal and share the same divine substance. For Christians, God is triune, meaning