First two years

The article 'Christian Hope' explores the essence of hope in the context of Christian faith, analyzing the biblical and theological roots of this fundamental concept.

The article 'Christian Charity' explores the concept of charity in Christianity, analyzing its theological roots and its impact on the daily lives of believers.

The article 'Evangelical Poverty' explores the concept of poverty as a spiritual value within the Christian tradition.

In the 13th century, the Mendicant Orders emerged, founded on the renunciation of possessions and a life supported by almsgiving or work, but operating within the Church and in collaboration with it. Preaching became central: the friars settled in the cities, spoke in a simple and accessible way, and gradually committed their sermons and teachings to writing. Among the principal orders, the Franciscans stood out, valuing the concrete example of poverty, penance, and service to the marginalized (with the Canticle of the Creatures as a cultural testimony), and the Dominicans, oriented towards solid theological formation and the defense of orthodoxy against heresies.

The summary retraces the key moments of the Franciscan experience: from the abandonment of possessions to the founding of the Friars Minor, up to the spiritual maturity expressed in the Canticle of the Creatures, a hymn to creation in which every natural element is recognized as a "brother" or "sister." Francis's final years, marked by suffering and near-blindness, are recalled, along with his death in Assisi in 1226 and his canonization in 1228. The article highlights the innovative scope of his message: essential elements such as freedom, universal brotherhood, and care for creation, elements that make his figure relevant and of strong educational impact.

The article 'Comparing Myths: The Great Flood' explores the various versions of the Great Flood myth found in different cultures around the world. It examines the similarities and differences between Sumerian, Babylonian, Hebrew, Greek, and other accounts, highlighting the importance of this theme in mythology and human history.

The article 'The Bible' explores the historical and cultural importance of the sacred text, analyzing its different versions and influences in today's society.

The article 'Israelite Society at the Time of Jesus' explores the social, economic and cultural dynamics of Israelite society during the time of Jesus, providing an overview of the different social classes and their interactions.

The article "The Historical Jesus, Extra-Biblical Sources" explores the historical testimonies and documents outside the Bible that provide information on the figure of Jesus. It analyzes ancient and modern sources to offer a complete view of the historical context.

The article 'Historical Jesus, Extra-Biblical Sources 2' explores the historical testimonies about Jesus of Nazareth that come from non-biblical sources, analyzing ancient documents and writings to understand their reliability.

The article entitled 'Historical Jesus, Extra-Biblical Sources 3' examines historical evidence for Jesus outside of the biblical record. It focuses on the written testimonies of ancient historians and authors, discussing their relevance and reliability.

The article 'Jesus for the Jews' explores the figure of Jesus from the point of view of Jewish culture and religion, analyzing the differences and similarities with Christianity.