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Home: Core Subjects: Apologetics: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Apologetics: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Missing Mass for No Reason - Rev. William SaundersI was visiting relatives over Easter, and sadly they do not attend Mass. I went to Mass, and reminded them that missing Mass was a mortal sin. They said, "Oh, that was in the old days. Missing Mass is no longer a mortal sin." What do you say? Please give me some ammunition. Read more... Monasteries and Madrassas: Five Myths About Christianity, Islam, and the Middle Ages - H.W. Crocker IIIDoes Islam need a Reformation? Not unless you think it would benefit from additional dollops of Puritanism; further encouragement to smash altars, stained glass, and other forms of “idolatry”; prodding to ban riotous celebrations like Christmas and Easter; and support for fundamentalist Islamic schools that insist on sola Korana and sola Sunnah. Read more... Mushy Christianity - Michael NovakOne of the greatest of recent seductions by that wily devil Screwtape -- perfectly fitted to the times -- is to puff a tiny sugar crystal of Christianity into sweetish airy cotton candy. "IN-clusiveness!" he will insist. "Christianity is about nothing if not IN-clusiveness." Read more... My Journey out of the Lefebvre Schism - Envoy MagazineIf you’re a Catholic who’s faithful to the Church’s teaching Magisterium, you’ve probably met up with followers of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre’s 1988 schism, known as the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX). They’re filled with devotion to the Blessed Mother, extremely conservative with regard to most moral issues afflicting the Western world today, and quite reverent before the Blessed Sacrament during their old Latin liturgies. In short, on the surface, adherents to Archbishop Lefebvre’s schism appear to be devout Catholics. Read more... Myth 1: Atheists Are Smarter - Father Thomas D. Williams, L.C.It is a common myth of our day, not surprisingly propagated by atheists, that religious believers are undereducated folk who have abandoned the use of reason in favor of blind faith. Read more... Myth 2: Religion Does More Harm Than Good - Father Thomas D. Williams, LCIn their attacks on God and religion, the neo-atheist authors such as Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins and Sam Harris are especially vehement in their accusations concerning the effects of religion on the public order. Read more... Myth Become Fact - Mark LoweryOne need not accept the historicity of the Gospels on blind faith. It is eminently reasonable to believe that in Jesus Christ, born in Bethlehem, the deepest yearnings of mankind, expressed in so many various mythological modes, have been fulfilled. Read more... 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. Read more... Myth No. 5: Atheist Aid - Father Thomas D. Williams, LCAtheists often claim to be "just as moral" as religious believers. Read more... Myth No.3: Religion Is Opposed to Science - Father Thomas D. Williams, LCOne of the most common objections to religious belief today is its supposed incompatibility with scientific knowledge. Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ... [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 19-Nov-2009 - 20:43:47
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