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God from God: The Eternal Son in the Crib

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 13th December 2025 in Christmas | advent,incarnation,xmas,christmas
...e. Not as part of creation. But eternally. Theotokos: Safeguarding the Truth of the Incarnation Another major Christological question arose in the early Church: What should Mary be called? And how does she relate to Christ the Word and Son of God? Christotokos — bearer of Christ’s humanity? Theotokos — bearer of God Himself? The Church chose Theotokos — God-bearer during the Council of Ephesus in 431 AD. This wasn’t about elevating Mary: it was about protecting Christology. If Mary bore only a human Christ, and divinity “joined” Him later, then Jesus would be two persons: one human, one divine. But Scripture pr...
 

The World's Oldest Anti-Christian Meme

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 9th March 2026 in Archaeology | Alexamenos graffito,archaeology,history
...e — part of what had once been a paedagogium, a kind of boarding school for imperial page boys. The building was eventually sealed off when the street was walled up to support extensions above it, which is why the graffiti survived at all. It wasn’t rediscovered until 1857. The image is rough, almost childlike. To the left, a young man — clearly a Roman soldier or guard — raises one hand in a gesture of worship. Before him is a cross. And on that cross is a crucified figure with the head of a donkey. Below it, written in Greek: Alexamenos worships his god. It is, in the most literal sense, a mocking cartoon. Someone who knew a Christian na...
 

It’s Not Your Job To Convert Anyone

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 1st December 2025 in Evangelism | evangelism,Andrew,Apostle Andrew
...rol. That part isn’t up to us. Or to use an old expression: “you can lead a horse to water… but you can’t make it drink”. And honestly, that’s such a freeing realisation. It turns evangelism from a heavy responsibility into a joyful invitation: “Come and see.” “Come meet Him.” “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” That last phrase echoes the Psalm: Psalm 34:8O taste and see that the LORD is good. Andrew never argued Peter into belief. He never crafted an apologetic defence or theological persuasion. He simply said, “We’ve found the Messiah,” and he brought him to Jesus. That was enough. The rest was up to Jesus. And maybe...
 
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