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Home: Core Subjects: Apologetics: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Apologetics: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Perfect Fear Casts Out All "Luv" - Peter KreeftHave you ever noticed the amazing fact that most modern "religious educators" try to remove the very thing the Bible calls "the beginning of wisdom"? I mean, of course, fear—"the fear of the Lord." Email This Article Pope Fiction: Answers to Five Myths and Misconceptions About the Papacy - Patrick MadridAs apostles for Christ, we have work to do. The myths and misconceptions that form the vast body of "Pope Fiction" are widespread and pernicious, but like other ills, they can be counteracted and cured with a healthy dose of the facts. Email This Article Pope Pius XII’s Good Fight - Michael CorenVatican officials threatened last week to boycott a Holocaust Remembrance Service at Jerusalem’s Yad Vashem because of what they claim to be a profoundly misleading account of Pope Pius XII’s response to Nazi anti-Semitism. Email This Article Purgatory: Holy Fire - Scott HahnScott Hahn discusses the Catholic doctrine of purgatory and how it is necessary in understanding the application of Christ’s redemptive work in salvation. Using Scripture, Scott explains the Hebrew concept of sheol or the netherworld. He also cites passages such as Sirach 7:33, “Withhold not your kindness, O Lord, from the dead,” to show how the ancient Hebrew had an intimation that the mercy of God extended even to the dead. Email This Article Questioning the "Left Behind" Rapture - David BristowMany Christians today are falling into the rapture mindset due to the continued presence of the Left Behind series. Email This Article Re-Enchantment of the World - Daniel J. MahoneyWe live in a strange time. Email This Article Rebutting the 'Catholic but…' - Bishop Thomas J. OlmstedNow is the time to rebut the “Catholic but…” It is the time to say “Yes” when we mean “Yes,” and to say “No” when we mean “No.” Email This Article Reform in the Church and in Society - Fr. Benedict Groeschel, C.F.R.The Church, made up as she is of people, is constantly in need of renewal and reform. Any living thing — be it a plant, a human body or a social organism — needs constantly to be renewed, or it will become moribund. Spiritual renewal, when it occurs in human life and is done under the impulse of the Holy Spirit, often is also a reform, that is, a return to basic principles, a refocusing on basic goals. Email This Article Reform Party - John WilsonN.T. Wright is arguably the most influential living Protestant theologian. He's also a scholar sending shock waves through Evangelical circles as he advances the view that the leaders of the Protestant Reformation — Martin Luther especially — misread St. Paul on the subject of justification by faith. Email This Article Religion: A Source of Division? - Doug McManamanI was taken aback recently when an old friend of mine argued the position that religion is a major divisive force in the world. In light of recent events, he argues that religion is virtually the only thing that is dividing people in Kashmir and the Middle East, just as it was religion that divided Ireland, not to mention Iran and Iraq. Email This Article Pages: [<<] ... 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 15-May-2008 - 11:20:04
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