Verus Deus: Introduction to Christianity

I write so that you do not stray from the only path, so that you do not think that your own motives are always in accordance with the will of the one true God, so that you may love more, so that your actions may be in the light of the one true God.

It is not appropriate to elaborate on faith for those with free interpretations (heretics), but rather for those who seek its reason, and for all, it is necessary to present reasons that cannot be enumerated and reasons that impede free thought about faith for the truth as an introduction that avoids possible choices, because the reason for catechizing, in principle, is to prune, to prevent the reason of faith from fermenting with nonsense, to avoid vain digressions and analyses about faith, and if we speak of the Catholic faith, we speak of the one and true faith that, even spread throughout the world, remains whole as if all Christians lived in a single house, and in accordance with this divine phenomenon, I say that all conclusions apart from Rome about the one faith are as nothing compared to the advice of faithful bishops and priests, because it is not possible to replace the ecclesial authority of the holy Catholic Church.

This dissertation proposes to begin by presenting the values and phenomena of Bronze Age paganism, when the name of God was unknown among pagans, with the purpose of shedding light on the essence of Helladic paganism in Greek works by exposing the values of the first civilizations and the period of change promoted by the contact of pagans with the values of those who later bore the name of God in antiquity. To this end, Hebrew reason and pagan reason must be compared in order to clarify the distinction between the two. Subsequently, the transfer of the Kingdom of God from the descendants of the chosen people, which includes the Jews, to the holy and eternal Catholic Church with the New Covenant up to the present day should be presented with some dissertations and essays on subjects relevant to the faith that aim to educate in truth.

According to documents from the early centuries that hold historical value, the holy, indestructible Church created by our Lord has always been called Catholic and has lived a single faith, as if all the churches scattered throughout the world lived in a single house that observes God’s reason defined in the gathering of the saints at its core, the place where the truth of the faith is defined. The core, which was initially in Jerusalem in the East, was transferred to Rome, to the chosen Church founded by Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the place where the ruler Saint Peter resided, who was chosen by our Lord Jesus Christ and received from Him the Keys to Heaven.

Hail Rome! Your history is eternal!

Hail Mary most holy, venerated above all the saints, the admirable mother of the Lord!

Laudate Dominum!