Mystery, Identity & Salvation in St Maximus w/ Jordan Wood

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Dr. Jordan Wood, Assistant Professor of Theology at Belmont University, explaining [a little of] the thought of St Maximus the Confessor.
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[@TheMeaningofCatholic]

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[@CactusLand]

Fascinating....

[@desmondhutchinson6095]

The idea of saved being understood as preserved even in english is so mind opening, particularly with regards to the immaculate conception, and the absolute primacy of Christ. We see how the virgin Mary is truly saved and without the debt of sin (debitum peccati)

[@dominykask0742]

The problem with universalism I see is that it presupposes we know how holy God is and how our sins relate to that holiness. But I think God's holiness is infinitely greater that any of us could ever imagine and, therefore, our sins against this holiness are also infinitely greater than we think. Just a thought. Thanks for a great interview.

[@Jake_Fowler]

Excellent point

[@VARELA2nd]

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