Theology and Philosophy Concepts

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The process by which God makes Himself known to human reason through the created world.

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Natural revelation

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The way God communicates knowledge of Himself to humankind, a self-communication realized by His actions and words over time, most fully by sending us His divine Son, Jesus Christ.

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Divine revelation

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The body of revealed truth in the Scriptures, Tradition, and Magesterium.

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Deposit of faith

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The authority of Pope and Bishops to interpret the Sacred Scriptures and Sacred Tradition to help the faithful.

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Magisterium

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An ancient Greek philosopher and scientist, one of the greatest intellectual figures of Western history.

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Aristotle

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An Italian Dominican friar, philosopher, Catholic priest, and Doctor of the Church, known for his influential works in theology and philosophy, namely by the Summa Theologica

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Thomas Aquinas

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Complete trust or confidence in someone or something; in a religious context, strong belief in God.

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Faith

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In Christian thought, the highest form of love, signifying the reciprocal love between God and man that is made manifest in unselfish love of one's fellow men.

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Charity

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The theological doctrine that God is without parts, not composed of matter or form, and His attributes are identical with His essence.

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Divine simplicity

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The Pope and Magisterium is without error when proclaiming a doctrine of faith or morals.

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Infallible