Today’s readings in Through the Church Fathers in a Year present profound theological insights on divine law, sin, and God’s perfect knowledge. The Epistle of Barnabas explores the spiritual significance of the Mosaic food laws, revealing their deeper moral and symbolic meaning. Augustine’s Confessions reflects on the nature of sin, especially the desire for wrongdoing itself, and how God’s mercy delivers us. Finally, Thomas Aquinas in the Summa Theologica explains how divine ideas exist in God’s intellect as the exemplars of all creation. Join us as we explore holiness, temptation, and the nature of divine wisdom.
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