Moral theology "from below" and puncturing the "immanent frame": My latest in CWR

January 8, 2024

Crisis in the Church

Moral theologies that downplay the objective moral object in favor of subjective dispositions almost always end with a counterfeit Gospel.

https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2024/01/07/avoid-moral-theologies-from-below-and-puncture-the-immanent-frame/

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