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Home: Core Subjects: Apologetics Core Subjects: ApologeticsArticles:An Absentee God? - Dinesh D'SouzaIn my debate with Christopher Hitchens in New York last October he raised a point that I did not know how to answer. So I employed an old debating strategy: I ignored it and answered other issues. But Hitchens' argument bothered me. New Email This Article Myth No. 4: Jesus Didn’t Found the Church - Father Thomas D. Williams, LCThe neo-atheist authors attack the foundations of Christianity as well as its doctrines, in an attempt to undermine both its historical roots and its internal consistency. New Email This Article 12 Claims Every Catholic Should Be Able to Answer - Deal HudsonFreedom of speech is a great thing. Unfortunately, it comes at an unavoidable price: When citizens are free to say what they want, they’ll sometimes use that freedom to say some pretty silly things. And that’s the case with the 12 claims we’re about to cover. Popular Email This Article 5 Myths about 7 Books - Mark SheaHere are the answers to five common arguments Protestants give for rejecting the Deuterocanonical books of the Old Testament. Popular Email This Article Apologizing to the Masses - KARL KEATINGToday, while still engaging Evangelicalism and Fundamentalism, the “new apologetics” movement has broadened and responds to confusions and challenges from all quarters, including from within the Church. Popular Email This Article Are Catholics Born Again? - Mark Brumley“Have you been born again?” the Fundamentalist at the door asks the unsuspecting Catholic. Popular Email This Article Whose Bible Is It, Anyway? - Karl KeatingMost Protestants are at a loss when asked how they know that the 66 books in their Bibles belong in it. Popular Email This Article Women Priests — No Chance - JOANNE BOGLEThere is a general assumption, especially in North America and Europe, that the Catholic Church’s insistence on a male priesthood is an obscure anomaly, which endures only because a Polish pope has refused to move with the times. Popular Email This Article A man who believes in Darwin as fervently as he hates God - Rod LiddleIn the downstairs loo of Richard Dawkins’s house in Oxford there’s a framed award from the Royal Society; to remind visitors, or maybe Richard himself, that here lives a man of some purpose, some gravitas and intellectual clout. Email This Article A Model for Engagement - Charles ColsonAt a recent conference on Christian worldview, a college student asked the question: "Is there a model for engaging secularism?" Email This Article Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 09-Jul-2008 - 10:18:08
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