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The Beatific Vision Conference | Credo Magazine
Join Credo Conference Apr 24–25, 2026 in Washington, D.C. for worship, creeds, and Socratic-style dialogue on the Beatific Vision.
Becoming Anglican: An Unexpected Journey - Credo Magazine
We are becoming Anglican. I never thought I would write those words.
A Letter to Every Student: What If Education Moved Beyond the Love of Spectacle? - Credo Magazine
The following is the inaugural convocation address Dr. Matthew Barrett delivered at New Aberdeen College near Charlotte, NC.
A Letter to Every Student - Credo Magazine
We are living in a day when universities are terminating their liberal arts education. The reasoning of these universities is quite modern: these degrees are not practical.
How to Think Like a Thomist: Act and Potency - Credo Magazine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AzrbXjDLiM How can the water in a river always be flowing by and yet it remains the same river? By wrestling with this and various puzzles regarding change, Aristotle discovered the distinction between act and potency or actuality and potentiality.
Marketers and Mystics: How Worship is Reshaping Evangelicalism - Credo Magazine
I have not read a book that helped me understand the twentieth century Protestant theological landscape as much as this one in a long time.
Anselm’s “Bottom-Up” Theology - Credo Magazine
An enduring problem for Christian theology in the West is its professionalization in the university and academic world.
The Beauty of Belief - Credo Magazine
Cur Deus homo is a very controverted text.
Anselm: A Spiritual Scholastic - Credo Magazine
Ask your average theology student or medieval history buff what they know about St. Anselm of Canterbury (d. 1109), and if they can recall one thing about him it is likely the fact that he developed the “ontological argument” for the existence of God.
Christmas Comes Early - Credo Magazine
It was one no less than C.S. Lewis who directed Christians to the cleansing, antiseptic qualities of reading old books alongside new ones.
Anselm of Canterbury and the Ontological Argument - Credo Magazine
In the early 1060s, a young theologian began making waves in France for his erudition. Anselm, born in Northern Italy in 1033, had travelled to the Benedictine school in the town of Bec in the 1050s, where he would study under the renowned Lanfranc.
The Wonder of God as an Argument for Belief - Credo Magazine
In the 11th century, a group of presbyters approached St. Anselm to ask for a written form of his teachings on the Divine Majesty.
How to Think Like a Thomist: The Principle of Non-Contradiction - Credo Magazine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLl7TRF_l2w Down through the ages, mankind has been on the search for truth. Is there such a thing as absolute truth?
The Unlikely Lion of Canterbury - Credo Magazine
After the Norman Conquest in 1066, the church in England faced an existential crisis. William the Conqueror died, and Rufus, his impious, young son, laid claim to the English crown.
His Glory, Thy Happiness - Credo Magazine
Many today struggle to find purpose and happiness. A recent study by the Harvard Graduate School of Education concluded that three out of five young adults “felt their lives lacked meaning and purpose.”
Matthew Barrett and Bishop Julian Dobbs on the Thirty Nine Articles - Credo Magazine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYXJ4ZKPHMc Matthew Barrett sat down with Bishop Julian Dobbs at the Diocese of the Living Word. In this interview he explains the significance of the Nicene Creed on this side of modernism.
Matthew Barrett appointed Research Professor of Theology at Trinity Anglican Seminary - Credo Magazine
Matthew Barrett, editor-in-chief of Credo, has been appointed Research Professor of Theology at Trinity Anglican Seminary! As we celebrate, below is the announcement from Trinity.
Thomas Aquinas on Divine Simplicity - Credo Magazine
In their metaphysical inquiry into God, what He is and how He is to be understood, medieval theologians, trained in the conceptual language of Greek philosophy, placed the attribute of simplicity at the forefront.
An Invitation to Participate in the True Myth - Credo Magazine
What is the relationship between Christianity, myth, and classical education? In this interview with Louis Markos, Credo editor Connor Shackelford sits down to ask him just that.
Mind and Heart - Credo Magazine
About eighty years ago, Mrs. Oswald Fleming (a British mystery novelist) gave a talk on education that has become notorious.