The commandments given by Moses constitute the natural Law of man. In other words, we understand by natural law those laws that we naturally understand by the use of reason, for example we all understand the meaning of the precept "you will not steal." Aristotle talks about the natural law, in his book Rhetoric, Book I, Chapter XIII:  "The just…

Thomas Aquinas in the Sum of Theology teach to us that God is the perfection in the highest degree, God is the wisdom itself the Theologian clarifies to us, the wisdom is the essence and the substance of God, that is, the wisdom is the divine substance (spirit) because speak of the wisdom is to speak of God. The substance…

Alchemy is understood as an ancient science that pretended to convert metals of little value such as lead into metals of great value such as gold. At the present moment it is considered pseudoscience, however we can talk about a spiritual alchemy, that is, the conversion of man towards the divine truths and perfections. The purpose of the spiritual life…

The book of Psalms begins with the Psalm of the two ways, is the first and most important Psalm and synthesis of ethics in the Old Testament. The teaching of the Psalm contains two parts: 1) The two roads: Good and evil are mentalities, moods of choosing. We choose between the righteousness and the sin. The good is to act…