The Altar at Moriah
Corné GieselbachEssays in historical dogmatics, Eucharistic theology, and spiritual formation. This Substack is devoted to careful study, sacramental imagination, and the slow work of forming both intellect and love within the living tradition of the Church.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 159 | Subscribers | Read | corngieselbach.substack.com |
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Inside the Study: February Notes
Letters from the Desk
The Indisputable Dirt
Whether we know it or not, we are all terminally sick. We have all received the diagnosis of Original Sin. Our only hope is to fling ourselves at the foot of the cross, to repent and be baptised, so that in the waters of baptism the old sel...
The Addiction of Familiar Chains
For the most part, we all understand the problem of addiction. Addiction takes captive the will and ensnares it in a cage that feels locked from the outside; however, the keys still dangle in the celldoor. The cage is a trap of our own maki...
All Influence Is Immoral
It has been said that we tend to see ourselves as the heroes of Scripture. We see ourselves as David toppling Goliath, as Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt, as prophets calling the people of God back to His commandments. These passa...
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I am a Christian scholar working at the intersection of historical dogmatics and spiritual formation. My work explores the Eucharist, doctrinal development, and the life of study as a form of disciplined devotion.
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