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Published on: 6/5/2009
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Daniel Gullotta
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Daniel Gullotta
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In this essay Daniel Gullotta takes a look back seeking to understand the Hebrew understanding of the human person and the origins of this idea that we human beings are made in the image and likeness of God.
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It is evident that the commentaries of Daniel Gullotta on Catholica draw a good readership.
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Daniel Gullotta submitted today's commentary as part of his theological studies last year.
The essay was entitled "A Covenant in Flesh".
In it he examines the origins of the beliefs in one of the most ancient books of Scripture, the Book of Genesis.
By way of introduction Daniel explains this is "an exegesis on Genesis 17:1-27 examining the Priestly Source's emphasis on male circumcision within the Covenant understanding of Ancient Israel". [more]
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Daniel Gullotta though is unafraid to venture into Hell.
This commentary was originally written last year as an assignment when he was studying theology at ACU.
In it he examines both the traditional and contemporary theological thinking on Hell and shares some of his own uncertainties about what to make of it all. [more]
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18 Apr 2009
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The morality and lessons behind comic book heroes: Here's Daniel Gullotta again to challenge your certitudes and thinking.
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Today's essay was written last year by one of the yongest of our regular commentators, Daniel Gullotta, as part of his discernment process - which he assures us is on-going - as to whether he has the call to Anglican Orders. [more]
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Today the youngest of our commentators, Daniel Gullotta, chances his life stepping in against the fundamentalist lions.
He seeks to open-up an intelligent discussion on the vexed question of where homosexuality fits into God's plan of Creation.
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The controversy that led to the emergence of the Doctrine of the Trinity... In this essay Daniel Gullotta investigates the significance of the Council of Nicaea in the emergence of Trinitarian Doctrine and the factors that contributed to its development This essay was originally written as part of his theology studies at ACU. [more]
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Trinity as Model for Marriage... In this essay contributed as part of his university studies, Daniel Gullotta examines some of the Christian thinking on the Sacrament of Marriage.
While the union of Adam and Eve might serve as the most rudimentary model of marriage, Daniel argues the more theologically complete model is to view the Holy Trinity as the model for marriage. [more]
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This is certainly a fascinating, and extended, reflection from Daniel - particularly over the Easter Triduum 2008 - looking at how Jesus perceived his role as prophet and messiah, and also looking at how his followers and opponents viewed him against their expectations.
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Part II: Palestine in the Greco-Roman World... In this second instalment Daniel Gullotta explores the Roman political context in Palestine that Jesus was born into. [more]
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A new series... Daniel Gullotta today begins what promises to be a very interesting series.
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Here is a beautiful essay by Daniel Gullotta - his last formal essay submitted as part of his theology course for the year.
In it he is analysing a section of John's Gospel seeking to throw light on its fuller meaning from the traditions that reach back into our roots in Judaism. [more]
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A critique of The Jesus Seminar... For those new to Catholica, Daniel Gullotta, is our resident theological student who shares with us some essays from his studies.
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A Reflection from a Youth Camp... In this reflection Daniel asks himself a few questions about how his own perspectives have moved quite substantially in the space of twelve months... [more]
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What a beautiful essay this is today from Daniel Gullotta?
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Immanuel - God with us... In this essay submitted as part of his theology studies at ACU National, Daniel Gullotta explores the connection between the story in Isaiah about Immanuel and how this came to be linked to the birth of Jesus... [more]
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30 Aug 2007
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The carpenter's son... In this essay submitted as part of his theology studies at ACU National, Daniel Gullotta explores the difficulties involved in trying to build a picture of the historical Jesus... [more]
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16 Aug 2007
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The politics of Paul and the Roman Empire... In this essay, which was not written as part of his theology studies but just out of personal interest, Daniel explores some interesting historical and political links on the titles humankind has given to Jesus... [more]
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The context of the Fourth Gospel... In this essay submitted as part of his theological studies, Daniel Gullotta explores the historical, social and religious background of John's gospel in an endeavour to describe the environment that led to its formation... [more]
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In this commentary, Daniel, writing from the perspective of a young single man, explores his perceptions on sex and human sexuality synthesised through Christian insight and biblical references... [more]
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In this commentary, Daniel explains his difficulties with the Catholic Church's attitude to women which, in part, caused him to convert to the Anglican Church. [more]
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Our lead commentary today is the fifth contribution by Daniel Gullotta, a young theology student at ACU National in Brisbane.
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I should also point out that Daniel is also responsible for choosing most of the graphics that accompany his essays. [more]
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05 Jul 2007
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An overview of The Book of Revelation In his fourth essay for Catholica, Daniel Gullotta is examining the Book of Revelation - the Apocalyptic last book of the New Testament. [more]
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Daniel Gullotta's last essay seemed to attract a lot of interest from readers of Catholica if the web logs provide a good indication of which pages are read on our website.
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The Historicity of Jesus In his second contribution to Catholica, ACU National theology student, Daniel Gullotta, examines the arguments scholars are engaged in in their attempts to better understand the historical person of Jesus. [more]
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The Problem of Evil Apart from the university lecturers amongst us whose job it is to be regularly marking student assignments, I expect this essay from one of Ian Elmer's theology students at ACU National, Daniel Gullotta, will be of interest to other readers of Catholica from two principal points of view.
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Daniel certainly has tackled a huge canvas for his first essay for Catholica and I think his condensation of the arguments into less than 1400 words is commendable.
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