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I was expecting something to the tune of “The Elements”, a la Gilbert and Sullivan.
Fr. Pipta! I did not know he was so talented! This is great, as well as super-christological and homoousiosis. Thanks for posting this.
This looks like a good blog post to give my thanks to all who contribute to this website. The articles and blog posts are wonderful and the discussions are very productive and charitable. God desires unity and if we do not strive for it we are not doing His will. I pray that one day all will come home.
God Bless all Christians.
Thanks Brian.