The Altar at Moriah
Corné GieselbachThe Altar at Moriah is a publication for serious Christians who want deeper theology, richer spiritual formation, and a sacramental vision of the Christian life as articulated by the historic voices of the Church.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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How to Write Theology
Articulating What You See S1:S4 (From a writer)
Welcome back to another Academy session as part of the Altar of Moriah publication. We have covered so much ground over the past several weeks, and I hope this has been a formative journey so...
Pastors or Pimps
The bride of Christ cannot be simultaneously the world’s harlot. Today’s title is not meant to be polemical for the sake of clicks; the phrasing is actually a gentler sentiment than the one that first sprang into my mind two years ago while...
How to Trace a Doctrine
Following an Idea Through Time S1:S3
Welcome back to another Academy session for paid subscribers, as we continue our journey through this semester on the fundamental skills every serious thinker should possess to have a truly robust metho...
The Patristic Answer to the Forensic Settlement
How does the objective work of Christ become ours? How is the work that Christ performed, without which no one could be saved, appropriated to the individual believer?
A few weeks ago, I posted a note on Substack stating that as a “Protest...
How to Think Sacramentally
Seeing the Visible as Bearer of the Invisible S1:S2
Hello everyone! Welcome back to another session of The Altar of Moriah Academy. For those new here, The Altar of Moriah Academy is the paid tier of my Substack, where I walk subscribers t...
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Hi I am Corné, I am an author, academic chair and PhD candidate. I write about the sacramental vision of the Church and its patristic witness.
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