Paleo-orthodoxy

Paleo-orthodoxy is a way of thinking about the Christian faith that started in the 20th century. It's like when you go to school and learn about different subjects, like math or history, but instead of learning about just one subject, you're learning about how people believed in God a long time ago.

Paleo-orthodoxy looks at how Christians believed in God during the early times of Christianity, before things like smartphones or cars were invented. This means they look at the beliefs of people like St. Augustine or St. Athanasius, who lived a really long time ago.

Paleo-orthodox people believe that these early Christians had a really good understanding of the Bible and of how God wants us to live. They believe that by studying what these people believed, we can learn more about how to be good followers of God ourselves. It's like if your grandparents tell you how they used to live, and you can learn from their experiences.

In short, paleo-orthodoxy is a way of looking at how Christians believed in God a long time ago, so we can learn from them and be better followers of God ourselves.