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Home: Core Subjects: Apologetics: LINKS_PAGE Core Subjects: Apologetics: LINKS_PAGEArticles:From Utah with Love - Steve CliffordI am often asked what caused me to open myself to the Catholic Church and leave Mormonism. Another question I am frequently asked is how to go about speaking to Mormons. What will help to open their eyes to the truth? Read more... Fundamentalists - PETER KREEFTTo halt this “soul drain,” to answer the fundamentalist challenge and, most of all, to understand our faith better, Peter Kreeft looks at five major points of conflict... Read more... Get Ready for Catholicism 2.0 - Michael NovakGeorge (Weigel), your new book could not have come at a better time. Read more... Getting Our Stories Straight - Scott HahnIn Lord, Have Mercy, Scott Hahn explores the sacrament of reconciliation and shows why it is the key to spiritual growth, particularly in these times of intense anxiety and uncertainty. Read more... Gimme That Ol' Time Religion - Benjamin WikerThe creators of the animated series South Park are treating audiences to another satire of religion, a Broadway musical comedy called "The Book of Mormon" which they describe as "an atheist's love letter to religion." David Brooks in the New York Times, pinpoints why this love letter gets it all wrong. Read more... God and Evolution - Avery Cardinal DullesDuring the second half of the nineteenth century, it became common to speak of a war between science and religion. Read more... God is for grown-ups - Fr. Raymond J. de SouzaOne can be ignored. Two need to be noted. Three demand a response. In the last few weeks there have been several attacks on religion and all its pomp and works. Read more... God vs. Science Isn't the Issue - William McGurnWhen the poet Matthew Arnold wrote of faith's "melancholy, long, withdrawing roar," the thought was that scientific inquiry had forever undermined claims to certitude. In hindsight we see Arnold was only half right. Read more... God, the Hound of Heaven - David Scott‘Everything comes from love,’ St. Catherine of Siena reminds us. This is the great paradox of our Father’s love. In a world filled with evil and innocent suffering, how can we believe in God’s love? These questions gnawed away at Eugene O’Neill. ‘His whole life’ was consumed with ‘the problem of evil and God’s permissive will,’ Dorothy Day said. Read more... Going All the Way - Andrew KlavanAn atheist "converts" to intelligent design. Why so timid, Mr. Flew? Read more... Going to Heaven - Grace McKinnonDear Grace, I come from a large Catholic family and some of us attend Mass every week. There are also those who never go, but they are not bad people. They are prayerful, but never attend church. What I want to know is, if they died in the state in which they are living, would they go to heaven even though they never attended church, yet lived as good people? Read more... Goodness and Godliness go hand in hand - Barbara KayIn his op ed today, "Goodness without Godliness," John Moore strikes a characteristically feisty pose in defence of atheism. Read more... Grace Alone - DEAL W. HUDSONAs one who was born and raised a Protestant and became a Southern Baptist minister before entering the Roman Catholic Church, I am perplexed by the evangelical Protestant charge that Catholics misunderstand salvation. Read more... Great God, It’s the Great God Debate - John O'CallaghanOn April 7, a sold-out audience in Notre Dame’s Leighton Concert Hall watched this year’s edition of “The God Debate.” Before a packed house, “New Atheist” Sam Harris and philosopher of religion William Lane Craig argued whether God is the source of morality. Read more... Handling Issues of Conscience in the Academy - J. BudziszewskiOne doesn’t become confused about wrong and therefore start committing it; rather one commits wrong, knows it is wrong, and therefore finds a way to confuse and reassure himself about it. My personal conviction is that half of the issues of conscience in the Academy have their origin right here. Read more... Happiness: Ancient and Modern Concepts of Happiness - Peter KreeftMy topic today is Jesus' concept of happiness. And we must begin with the dullest and most necessary preliminary: defining our term. Read more... Hauled Aboard the Ark - Peter KreeftI was born into a loving, believing community, a Protestant "mother church" (the Reformed Church) which, though it had not for me the fullness of the faith, had strong and genuine piety. Read more... Hauled Aboard the Ark – The Spiritual Journey of Peter Kreeft - Peter KreeftI was born into a loving, believing community, a Protestant "mother church" (the Reformed Church) which, though it had not for me the fullness of the faith, had strong and genuine piety. Read more... Have you been saved? - Matthew PintoHow might we best respond to the question, "Have you been saved"? Read more... He Could No Longer Explain Why He Wasn’t Catholic - Tim DrakeUntil a few weeks ago, Francis Beckwith was president of the Evangelical Theological Society, an association of 4,300 Protestant theologians. Now he has returned to the Church of his baptism. Read more... Heaven - Peter KreeftQuo vadis? Where are you going? That's the most important question for a traveler. And we the living are all travelers. Read more... Hell - Peter KreeftThe hell with hell! says the modern mind. Of all Christianity's teachings, hell is certainly the least popular. Non-Christians ignore it, weak Christians excuse it, and anti-Christians attack it. Read more... Helping Jehovah's Witnesses Get the Picture - Joel PetersJehovah's Witnesses want you to live forever with them in paradise on earth. To entice you into accepting their offer of a "free home Bible study", they will show you brightly colored pictures of idyllic garden scenes, beautiful lakeside homes and children romping with lions. The Jehovah's Witness will ask: "Wouldn't you like to live in conditions like these?" Read more... Heroes and Saints - Donald DeMarcoThe saint, because he is real, fully faithful, permanent, and transcultural, is the best role model for children. Read more... Hilaire Belloc: Defender of the Faith - FREDERICK D. WILHELMSENHad we had ten Hilaire Bellocs in the English-speaking Catholic world in the past fifty years, we might have converted the whole kit-and-caboodle and avoided the mess we find ourselves in today. Read more... 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