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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| Issues | 197 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Supper on the Mountain
What art taught me about the Eucharist
I am man enough to admit my own faults when it comes to things I have done wrong and positions that I have held that I no longer believe to be true. I am young. My stances have changed a lot over the...
Build-a-Bear Christianity
Now it is an open secret that I currently have a manuscript under review for publication. This book is a theological anthropology of the human person, a comprehensive theological exploration of what the human was created for and what the wo...
Origen and the Sacrament of Scripture
Study on the Alexandrian "heretic" who taught the Church to read
A week ago today, I had the privilege of teaching our TheosSeminary students the Hermeneutical method of the church fathers. (My notes will be attached at the bottom). This h...
The Promise on the Altar
What Abraham learned on the mountain, and what the liturgy still asks of us
There is a story in Scripture that moved me deeply 3 years ago. The passage is that of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22, where Abraham is instructed to take Isaac u...
Made Larger by Kneeling
“Humilitas est veritas” is a Latin phrase meaning humility is truth, famously attributed to St. Thomas Aquinas. It means that being humble is simply seeing yourself and the world as they really are, without pride or ego. It is a virtue that...
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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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