

Reason, Faith and Incarnation in Irenaeus | Fr. Khaled Anatolios
Nov 9, 2016
Fr. Khaled Anatolios, expert in early Christian theology, discusses reason, faith, and incarnation in Irenaeus' theology. They explore the contrast between Gnostic beliefs lacking evidence and Catholic faith grounded in rationality and testimony. The importance of divine transcendence, God's engagement with creation, and the synthesis of faith and reason within a Trinitarian framework are highlighted. Irenaeus' emphasis on testimony for rationality, clarity within the Catholic Church, and parallels to other scholars' ideas are also explored.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Reason, Faith, and Incarnation in Irenaeus' Theology
04:34 • 27min
Understanding Divine Transcendence and God's Engagement with the World
31:12 • 11min
Exploring the Synthesis of Faith and Reason with a Focus on Testimony in Irenaeus' Theology
42:02 • 6min
Exploring Rationality and Faith in Irenaeus' Theology
47:50 • 8min
Exploring Different Forms of Testimony in the Gospel of John
56:00 • 2min