Great conversation. To add to it: not only did the scholastic theologian who wrote “is the Catholic Church” (as the ghostwriter of Mystici Corporis) agree with “subsistit in,” he-Sebastian Tromp, SJ-was the one who recommended that “subsistit in” be used in Lumen Gentium!
Great conversation. To add to it: not only did the scholastic theologian who wrote “is the Catholic Church” (as the ghostwriter of Mystici Corporis) agree with “subsistit in,” he-Sebastian Tromp, SJ-was the one who recommended that “subsistit in” be used in Lumen Gentium!
Thanks Richard. I had that nugget written down on a cheat sheet then forgot to use it! Glad you posted this here.
Great conversation. Thanks for having it on RUclips.
I’m looking forward to your interview with Dr. Rowland,. She gave a acceptance speech at Christian College this past weekend and it was phenomenal.
"Subsists" is a Scholastic term; subsists = unique and incommunicable (38:03)
Y’all have the same glasses?
They're standard issue theologian goggles
Misunderstanding that it is a technical Scolastic term, and not understanding what it means (45:19)