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Why AI Can Never Know the Color Red

AI might learn to mimic our voices, our art, even our emotions. But it will never truly become. This post explores the animic quality—an irreducible human...
by C Michael Patton
Church History
Evangelicalism
Orthodoxy
Protestantism
Reformation
Roman Catholicism
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St. Vincent Evaluates Which Church Today He Is Going to Belong To

St. Vincent of Lérins stands at the crossroads of modern Christianity, searching for the church that has matured faithfully—preserving the Gospel without adding distortions or...
by C Michael Patton
Church History
Eastern Orthodox
Ecclesiology (Church)
Evangelism
Leadership
Ministry
Reformation
Roman Catholicism
Roman Catholicism
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The Legacy of Leo: A History of the Papal Namesake

With the election of Leo the Fourteenth, the Church once again invokes a name rich with history and meaning. From Leo the First—“the Great”—who faced down Attila the Hun and...
by C Michael Patton
Addiction
Christian Life
Discipleship
Ethics
Harmartiology
Moral Issues
Sanctification
Sin
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Impulse Buying for the Soul – The Unknown Lasting Effects of Sin

Sin isn’t just breaking a rule — it’s trading God’s best for something worthless. Like Esau, we often settle for “red stuff,” chasing quick relief over lasting joy. But God,...
by C Michael Patton
Christology
Doubt
Soteriology
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The Gospel is a Person, Not a Proposition

What if the Gospel isn’t primarily a formula, a set of doctrines, or even a carefully worded message—but a person? This post reflects on a real conversation with a homeless...
by C Michael Patton
Culture
Current Issues in Theology
Postmodernism
Prolegomena
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Why No One Cares About Your Degree Anymore (And What to Do About It)

Social media and AI have reshaped the landscape of expertise, making traditional credentials less influential. The real challenge isn’t that people are always wrong—it’s that...
by C Michael Patton
Bibliology
Canon
Christian Philosophy
Dispensationalism
Hermeneutics
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As If You Haven’t Had Enough: The Analogia Scripturae and Apostolic Understanding

Did the apostles fully understand everything they wrote, or did divine inspiration outpace their comprehension? This post explores *analogia scripturae*—Scripture interpreting...
by C Michael Patton
Bibliology
Canon
Christian Philosophy
Dispensationalism
Hermeneutics
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Did the Gospel Writers Fully Understand Everything They Wrote?—Maybe We Should Abandon Authorial Intent Hermeneutics

Did the Gospel writers fully understand everything they wrote? This post explores analogia scripturae, authorial intent, and whether Scripture unfolds its meaning over...
by C Michael Patton
Discipleship
Doubt
Prolegomena
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We Are All Only Armchair Theologians

Even the greatest theologians—giants like Augustine, Aquinas, and Calvin—only knew a sliver of the truth. Compared to God’s infinite wisdom, our knowledge is infinitesimal....
by C Michael Patton
Protestantism
Reformation
Roman Catholicism
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Protestantism’s Free Market Theology

Protestantism thrives in its messiness, driven by truth and diversity. Its free-market theology sharpens faith, fosters growth, and transforms lives.
by C Michael Patton
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