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 | 191 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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He Simply Abides
Genesis 14:18–20 and the eternal priesthood.
There are certain stories and passages within the canon of scripture that stand out to us for the right reason, and then there are some of them that stand out to us for the wrong reasons. And by...
The Grace of Being Honest
I have long believed that my work is of its highest quality and effectiveness whenever I am able to bleed on the page as I write. Think of the register and purpose as similar to St. Augustine’s Confessions. Now I will not pretend to in the...
Ball Knowledge and the Bishop of Sardis
A book on the Eucharist, a missing father, and an email from John Behr
My wife has recently been using the phrase “ball knowledge” a lot, and I find it cute and hilarious. The other day we were talking about theology, and she told me that...
Nothing Here Is Yours
Proverbs 9 for those who have lost something
It is an uncomfortable reality knowing that nothing in this life is truly permanent or concrete. No gift, no job, no family member or pet truly is a constant in this life. The author of Ecclesia...
What Our Words Reveal
One of the privileges of my vocation as a teacher in a seminary is the responsibility of carrying theological influence that can guide fellow believers’ understanding of God. This is not a responsibility I take lightly, for it is a double-e...
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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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