In this episode, Dr. Matthew Minerd discusses the nature and principles of dogmatic development within Catholic theology. The conversation explores the role of God as the primary cause of dogmatic development, the distinction between the development of revelation and the development of dogma, and the uniqueness of this process. Dr. Minerd highlights the intellectual acts involved, the relationship between tradition, scripture, and the magisterium, and the supernatural character of dogmatic development. He defines dogmatic development as a successive and infallible proposal of revealed truths, while also discussing the distinctions between mysteries, dogmas, and doctrines. The conversation concludes with a historical overview of dogmatic development and its relevance in contemporary theological discussions.
Dogmatic Development
Dr. Matthew Minerd
Oct 03, 2024

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