People are still talking about recent revelations that a troublingly small portion of Catholic believe in the reality of the Holy Eucharist. And talk they should, as long as this leads to prayerful action. Decades of poor catechesis and liturgical innovation could hardly have any other effect than ignorance and loss of faith. As belated…
I was the first guest on The Cordial Catholic podcast, and now I am the first return guest! KAB and I discuss proofs for the Catholic faith.
Introduction An article appeared recently at Ancient Origins concerning the James Ossuary – an artifact thought to be the bone box of St. James the Just.* It contains an inscription (“James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus”) that makes it the earliest non-scriptural archeological evidence for Jesus Christ. The article explained that the Ossuary has…
The following post is adapted from a paper titled “Christian Businesspeople, Gay Weddings, and the Ethics of Co operation in Wrongdoing“. It was presented at the 2015 National Evangelical Philosophical Society meeting and was later submitted by Dr. David Oderberg as part of an amicus brief in the Masterpiece Cakeshop Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights…
Introduction One thing that saints like Athanasius, Augustine, and Aquinas all have in common is that they asserted that man can become God. Wait, what??? This teaching is also reflected in the Catechism of the Catholic Church: “The Son of God became man so that we might become God.” (CCC 460) Hold on – What?!?!?!…
Introduction Becoming Catholic meant learning about Catholic Bibles, and when it was time for my first born to have his own, I did some extensive shopping for a children’s Bible. I settled on The Catholic Children’s Bible from St. Mary’s Press, and have enjoyed it for years. When he outgrew it and gifted it to…
Got to be on Gary Michuta’s show “Hands on Apologetics” talking about what happens when one changes from one “paradigm” to another. I had a great time!
