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Good on you. Thanks for letting me know. I’m not. It isn’t, and that’s not what I said. There are some topics that they are so entrenched in that engaging them in conversation on those topics would be pointless and antagonizing.

I wouldn’t have thought to seriously ask anyone the question you asked me. I’m still surprised that you did. At least now you know; that is, if you believe what I said. Why does it matter to you? That’s not what the non-Catholics are criticizing Catholics for. Surely you must know that. It...

I presume that you wouldn’t. Were you anticipating me saying something different? Yes, I would.

That’s wild. What? The topic is the perpetual virginity of Mary.

I believe you. I take it that this is a rhetorical question and will treat it as such. Not knowingly.

X / Twitter strikes again. Posted in my “For you” feed two hours ago. https://x.com/haymes_joshua/status/1858634719828541526?s=61 Haka.

“Officially, the Church has upheld the perpertual virginity of Mary. Pope Siricius in 390 wrote: ‘This is the virgin who conceived in her womb and as a virgin bore a son.‘ The Council of Chalcedon (451) ratified the teaching of Pope Leo I regarding that Mary is ever-virgin. The Lateran Council...

“A dogma is a truth proclaimed by the Church to which the Christians owes ‘an irrevocable adherence of faith.’ (CCC, 88) In other words, dogma is not up for debate; it is something a Catholic must believe. Dogmas are essential.“...

* Yes, but just knowing how isn’t enough. A little or a lot, let’s do it every day. *

Hillsdale College has just released a free online course titled “Paradise Lost,” an exploration of John Milton’s epic poem...

It has been my experience that this subject is discussed robustly by those who attend churches where the pastor engages in dialogue preaching. I had thought that the focus on the congregation preaching via singing might draw interest from those - the vast majority - who listen to monologue...

Bible theology teaches: Man was created on the earth, not sent from somewhere else to the earth. Final judgment will result in the righteous living eternally with God and with the Messiah in the new earth and the wicked destroyed in the lake of fire, permanently ceasing to exist, the second...