Monday, June 20, 2016

No Master of Theology is 100% Correct?

Does God permit theologians to make some errors for the sake of their humility and for the sake of ours, so that we recognize that no human teacher has all of the answers? If this is the case then how does this affect our understanding of what teaching [of theology] is? It is not just recognizing that some teachers are better than others (authorities) and going over their reasoning but we also have to return to the sources as another check?

Divine Liturgy for Pentecost for the Holy and Great Council











(the above via Byz, TX)

Related:
The Kneeling Prayers of Pentecost at the Council in Crete

English Divine Liturgy at St. John the Baptist