Theology, Dinosaurs, and Divine Design

This chapter examines the significance of Catholic rituals, particularly the act of crossing oneself during Mass, and discusses the connection between forgiveness and communion. It further explores the existence of dinosaurs through a theological lens, contemplating their extinction and the creation of life in relation to divine intent. The conversation also touches on the role of angels in creation, the evolving nature of liturgical practices, and highlights the intricate relationship between God and the cosmos.