“Dogma is by definition nothing other than an interpretation of Scripture." The defined dogmas of our faith, then, encapsulate the Church's infallible interpretation of Scripture, and theology is a further reflection upon that work.” — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
“The belief is that Jesus is made present to his people in word and sacrament, both in the inspired accounts of the evangelists and in the consecrated elements of the Eucharist.” — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
“Remember that Israel's tradition always had men worshiping in imitation of angels. Now, as Revelation shows, both heaven and earth participate together in a… — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
The laws of God, like the law of gravity, do not depend upon how I feel about them. They are inexorable. — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
I was steeped in the understanding that if 'something is Roman [Catholic], it must be wrong. — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
“The fact is, there can be no true evangelization without the Eucharist. It’s not simply that the Eucharist is the context in which evangelization… — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
As we grow detached from things, we come (with God's help) to master our desires, and we give the mastery over to God. Discipline… — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
“Spiritual exegesis is not an unrestrained flight of the imagination. Rather, it is a sacred science that proceeds according to certain principles and stands… — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
“Inerrancy is our guarantee that the words and deeds of God found in the Bible are unified and true, declaring with one voice the… — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
“Both Christ and Scripture, says the Second Vatican Council, are given "for the sake of our salvation" (Dei Verbum 11), and both give us… — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image
“The Mass, it seems, is like the Normandy invasion in the spiritual realm.” — Scott Hahn Copy Share Image