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Scripture and Tradition

Reading Scripture the way the apostolic Church read it — and the long, continuous tradition that has carried that reading forward.

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The words One Holy Catholic Apostolic Church in distressed stamped lettering on parchment, with Catholic lettered in the six colors of the apostolic rites above a six-color keel strip

scripture and tradition

Apostolic Foundations — Part 1 of 2

The Church the Apostles Built

12 min read

An icon-style painting of Moses hidden in the cleft of a rock, shielding his eyes as the golden glory of God streams past him through the opening, snow-capped mountains visible in the distance.

scripture and tradition

What God Is, and What God Is Not

15 min read

Byzantine cross on a cream background

scripture and tradition

The Pattern Made Flesh

8 min read

Byzantine icon of the Theophany — Christ standing in the Jordan River as St. John the Baptist touches His head, the Holy Spirit descending as a dove within a shaft of golden light, with two reverent angels on the opposite bank.

scripture and tradition

In a Mirror Dimly: A Modern Path Into the Trinity

11 min read

A Byzantine-style icon of three winged angels gathered around a radiant sun above an open book of Scripture

scripture and tradition

Core Faith — Part 3 of 10

One Faith from the Beginning

13 min read

Moses with the tablets of the Law

scripture and tradition

Core Faith — Part 4 of 10

The Three Laws of the Old Covenant

10 min read

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Scripture quotations are from the Revised Standard Version, Second Catholic Edition, copyright © 2006 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Selected passages preserved in the Douay-Rheims (Challoner revision, public domain) where the translation distinctive is essential to the argument.