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16: Fides
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The Importance of Syriac in Biblical Studies and Christian Tradition
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1: Alaha (ܐܠܗܐ)
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2: Ruha — ܪܘܚܐ
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3: Mshiha — ܡܫܝܚܐ
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4: Qadisha — ܩܕܝܫܐ
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5: Teshbuhta — ܬܫܒܘܚܬܐ
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6: Malko — ܡܠܟܐ
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7: Qaddishtha — ܩܕܝܫܬܐ
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8: Suryoyo — ܣܘܪܝܝܐ
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9: Malka — ܡܠܟܐ
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10: Bar ‘Alaha — ܒܪ ܐܠܗܐ
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11: Qadishat Ruhha — ܩܕܝܫܬ ܪܘܚܐ
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12: Malkutha — ܡܠܟܘܬܐ
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13: Shemaya — ܫܡܝܐ
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14: Qudsha — ܩܘܕܫܐ
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15: Maranatha — ܡܪܢܐܬܐ
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16: Shem — ܫܡ
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Torah Insights: Judaism vs Christianity (Contents)
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Genesis: Creation, Covenant, and the Promise of Blessing – A Doctrinal Comparison between Judaism and Christianity
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Exodus: Deliverance, Covenant, and Divine Presence – A Doctrinal Comparison between Judaism and Christianity
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Leviticus: Holiness, Sacrifice, and Priestly Mediation – A Doctrinal Comparison between Judaism and Christianity
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Numbers: Wilderness Journey, Covenant Faithfulness, and Divine Provision – A Doctrinal Comparison between Judaism and Christianity
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Deuteronomy: Covenant Renewal, Law, and Love – A Doctrinal Comparison between Judaism and Christianity
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Comparative Overview of Core Doctrines in Judaism and Christianity Based on the Torah/Pentateuch
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Augustine of Hippo – Grace, Original Sin, and the City of God
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Thomas Aquinas – Faith, Reason, and Natural Theology
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Martin Luther – Justification, Scripture, and the Reformation
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John Calvin – Sovereignty, Predestination, and the Reformed Tradition
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer – Discipleship, Ethics, and Resistance
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Jonathan Edwards – Revival, Theological Aesthetics, and the Great Awakening
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John Wesley – Holiness, Free Grace, and the Methodist Movement
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Origen of Alexandria – Allegorical Interpretation and the Spiritual Senses of Scripture
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Athanasius of Alexandria – The Incarnation and Defence of Nicene Orthodoxy
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Comparative Analysis of 10 Christian Theologians
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Irenaeus of Lyons – Recapitulation and the Fight Against Gnosticism
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Gregory of Nazianzus – The Trinity and the Theological Oration
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Anselm of Canterbury – Faith Seeking Understanding and the Atonement
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Cyril of Alexandria – Theotokos and the Unity of Christ
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Maximus the Confessor – Two Wills of Christ and the Spiritual Journey to Deification
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Blaise Pascal – Faith, Reason, and the God of the Heart
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Friedrich Schleiermacher – Feeling, Consciousness, and the Birth of Liberal Theology
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Hans Urs von Balthasar – Beauty, Christ, and the Drama of Salvation
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Gustavo Gutiérrez – Liberation, the Poor, and Theology from Below
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Jürgen Moltmann – Theology of Hope and the Suffering God
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Comparative analysis of Christian Theologians
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The Council That Never Was – Theologians (Contents)
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Theologians in Conflict Across Time
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The Second Debate: Culture, Heresy, and the Future of Faith
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The Spirit of the Age: Faith in a Time of Science, AI, and Global Crisis
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The Final Doctrine: Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of All Things
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Christian Theologians by Theme and Denomination (Contents)
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The Church and Her Scars: Saints, Schisms, and the Meaning of Unity
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Revelation and Resistance: Prophets, Politics, and the Kingdom of God
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The Final Question: Who Is God?
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Gregory of Nazianzus – The Trinity and the Cappadocian Synthesis
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Athanasius of Alexandria – Christology and the Divinity of Christ
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Martin Luther – Soteriology and Justification by Faith
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Cyprian of Carthage – Ecclesiology and Church Unity
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Basil the Great – Pneumatology and the Holy Spirit
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Anselm of Canterbury – Atonement and Satisfaction
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Augustine of Hippo – Grace and Predestination
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer – Christian Ethics and Discipleship
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C.S. Lewis – Theology and Culture
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Comparative Framework: Theologians Across Themes and Traditions
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The Council of Minds – Theologians (Contents)
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Part I: Where Doctrines Clash, and Eternity Listens
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Part II: Sacraments and Salvation – Where Symbols Become Flesh and Disputes Flow Like Wine
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Part III: Women, Ministry, and the Image of GodWhere Tradition Meets Tension
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Part IV: Scripture and Interpretation – Who Owns the Word?
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Part V: The Last Things – Heaven, Hell, and All in Between“Eternity Is Not a Doctrine. It Is a Face.”
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Biblical Nations in the Modern World (Content)
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Algeria in Biblical Context
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Chad in Biblical Context (Cushite links)
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Egypt in Biblical Context
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Eritrea in Biblical Context
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Ethiopia in Biblical Context (Cush)
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Libya in Biblical Context (Put)
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Morocco in Biblical Context (Mauretania)
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Nigeria in Biblical Context
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Sudan in Biblical Context (Kush)
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Kush in Biblical Context
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South Sudan in Biblical Context
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Tunisia in Biblical Context (Carthage)
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Afghanistan in Biblical Context
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Armenia in Biblical Context (Land of Ararat)
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China in Biblical Context (Sinim)
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Georgia in Biblical Context (Linked to Magog Theories)
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India in Biblical Context
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Iran in Biblical Context (Persia)
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Iraq in Biblical Context (Babylon, Ur)
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Israel in Biblical Context
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Jordan in Biblical Context (Moab, Edom, Ammon)
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Kuwait in Biblical Context
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Oman in Biblical Context (Ophir Theory)
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Pakistan in Biblical Context
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Saudi Arabia in Biblical Context (Arabia)
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Qatar in Biblical Context (Dilmun Theory)