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What is Prudence? - Credo Magazine
Matthew Barrett sits down with Dominican friar Fr. Gregory Pine to explore the meaning of prudence.
Dad, why are we kneeling? - Credo Magazine
Theologian Greg Peters recently said to me in a conversation, “If the prayer of humble access does not make you an Anglican, I don’t know what will.” I found this to be so true in my life.
What is Moral Theology? - Credo Magazine
Matthew Barrett sits down with Dominican friar Fr. Gregory Pine to explore how virtue and happiness go hand in hand.
Q&A with Jordan C. Cooper, Michael Allen, and Todd Billings - Credo Magazine
In this Credo Conference Q&A, Jordan C. Cooper, Michael Allen, and Todd Billings discuss the beatific vision, union with Christ, being seen by God, and the need for Christian asceticism in the modern world.
Q&A with Gavin Ortlund, Matthew Barrett, and Louis Markos - Credo Magazine
In this Credo Conference Q&A, Gavin Ortlund, Matthew Barrett, and Louis Markos discuss the beatific vision, the Christian use of pagan philosophy, the relationship between Scripture and nature, and how God could appoint the suffering of the cross as the path to true happiness.
Louis Markos: Seeking the Face of God
Seeking wisdom is seeking the face of God. But what is the summit of wisdom, and how can we ascend to a knowledge of reality in our Enlightenment-shaped world?
Michael Allen: The Lamb is All the Glory in the Immanuel's Land - Credo Magazine
Our understanding of eschatology is a bellwether of the state of our souls.
Register for the Center for Classical Theology to hear James Dolezal on Angels - Credo Magazine
We have news! James Dolezal will deliver this year's lecture for the Center for Classical Theology in Denver, CO on November 16th, 2026 (the evening before ETS).
Jordan Cooper: The Beatific Vision as participation in Divine Love - Credo Magazine
If the beatific vision is the mind's eye seeing the divine essence, then what does the beatific vision have to do with love? Could it be that the beatific vision is nothing less than a participation in the love of God?
C.S. Lewis, the Boethius of his day - Credo Magazine
In this issue of Credo Mag, we sit down with Jason Baxter to reflect on the life of C.S. Lewis and his love for Boethius.
Forming a True Lover of God - Credo Magazine
The story of Greco-Roman classical literature begins with a blind bard who may never have existed. It ends with a Christian philosopher who died a martyr’s death in AD 524—but not before penning one of the most beautiful expositions of classical education ever written.
The Perpetuity of Plato in Boethius’s Consolation of Philosophy - Credo Magazine
The sixth century theologian and philosopher Boethius sought the perspective of Plato in his enlightenment of consolation.
Boethius on Knowing Ourselves - Credo Magazine
We do not assume that we understand the ocean or what moves within its depths, yet we assume we know our hearts and the motivations held within them. As it turns out, that is an awfully big assumption, one which Boethius interrogates in The Consolation of Philosophy.
Boethius, the Father of Medieval Thought - Credo Magazine
Who was Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (ca. 475–526 C.E.)?
The Consolation of The Distinction - Credo Magazine
Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius was no doubt surprised to find himself in prison. Having received the highest education available in his day, belonging to the Italian aristocracy, and serving as the Roman magister officiorum or Master of Offices, fortune had been good to him.
The Counter-Cultural Wisdom of Lady Philosophy - Credo Magazine
The late antique Roman statesman, philosopher, theologian, and saint Anicius Manilius Severinus Boethius (c. 480–524/6) spent the early part of his short life translating Porphyry’s Isagoge and Aristotle’s Categories and On Interpretation into Latin at a time when knowledge of Greek was relatively u
The Truth, Goodness, and Beauty of Classical Education - Credo Magazine
For this interview Credo editor Matt Pitts reached out to Kyle Hughes of Christ the King Anglican Church to ask him questions about his life and work.
Todd Billings: "Beholding and Being Beheld: Beatific Hope and Suffering" - Credo Conference 2026 - Credo Magazine
Suffering, so it would seem, appears contrary to our ascent to God, as if a barrier to the Beatific Vision. However, in scripture God ordains suffering as the path by which we will reach full maturity and one day see God.
Matthew Barrett: Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God - Credo Conference - Credo Magazine
Jesus says, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." In this Credo Conference message, Matthew Barrett builds up to Jesus' words by first asking why God must be simple for the beatific vision to be the source of our happiness in God.
Gavin Ortlund: What is the Beatific Vision and Why Does it Matter? Credo Conference 2026 - Credo Magazine
The apostle Paul said that the beatific vision is the Christian’s blessed hope, and the Great Tradition believed the Christian’s greatest happiness will be experienced when we one day see God.