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He Could No Longer Explain Why He Wasn’t Catholic - Tim Drake

Until 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 Kreeft

Quo 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 Kreeft

The 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 Peters

Jehovah'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 DeMarco

The 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. WILHELMSEN

Had 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...

Holy Impatience - Archbishop Charles Chaput

Some years before he was elected pope, Joseph Ratzinger was asked what he thought about the health of the Church.   Read more...

Hope - PETER KREEFT

We creatures of time are constantly moving into the future, and our eyes are usually facing forward. Hope is like headlights.  Read more...

How Can Catholicism Be True When Catholics Are So Dead? - Gary Hoge

Several people wrote to me recently to express their skepticism about Catholicism based on their experience with actual Catholics.   Read more...

How could Mary be the Mother of God? - Matthew Pinto

How could Mary, a finite creature, be the Mother of God? Isn’t God an eternal being?  Read more...

How Does the Weakness of the Cross Make Us Strong? - Peter Kreeft

"When I am weak, then I am strong"; "power made perfect in weakness." Such verses are often cited as key to spiritual growth, but do we really understand what they are talking about? Can anyone ever understand?  Read more...

How I Learned Not to Fear the Anti-God Squad - Maurice O'Sullivan

As I read celebrity atheist Christopher Hitchens's recent Newsweek attack on the pope in particular and Roman Catholicism in general, I remembered an incident that happened when I was in the U.K. in early January.   Read more...

How I led Catholics Out of the Church - Steve Wood

I was a Protestant for twenty years before I became a Catholic. I led many people out of the Catholic Church. My formula for getting Catholics to leave the Church usually consisted of three steps.  Read more...

How Old is Your Church? - Author Unknown

If you are a Lutheran, your religion was founded by Martin Luther, an ex-monk of the Catholic Church, in the year 1517.  Read more...

How to convince others to go to church regularly - Matthew Pinto

How can I convince family and friends who go to church just on holidays or once a month that they need to go regularly?  Read more...

How to explain why abortion is wrong - Matthew Pinto

"I know abortion is wrong, but how can I tell others why it is wrong?"   Read more...

How to Read the First Chapter of Genesis - GEORGE SIM JOHNSTON

The first chapter of Genesis remains a great stumbling block for the modern mind.  Read more...

How to Talk to Your Protestant Friends About the Blessed Mother - Rod Bennett

Imagine yourself a Christian living in the year 55 AD, at the Greek city of Ephesus in Asia Minor. You’re probably either a housewife or a fisherman, or perhaps a farmer growing olives on a hillside near your home. Your political sovereign is the Emperor Nero at Rome. The pastor of your church is St. John the Apostle…  Read more...

How to Win the Culture War - Charles Colson

Anybody familiar with my writings knows that I am passionate about teaching people to see Christianity as a worldview, an explanation of all of life.  Read more...

How Unbelief Can Survive the Miraculous - Rod Dreher

In human nature, we have powerful reasons to reject belief in ideas that shake up our preferred credo.   Read more...

Humanae Vitae After Twenty-Five Years: Responses to Some Common Difficultie - Paul Flaman

This paper considers some common difficulties with respect to Humanae Vitae and its teaching regarding family planning, especially with respect to its approval of NFP and its disapproval of all forms of direct contraception.  Read more...

If God is Love, Why Must We Die? - Donald DeMarco

God is Love! This is the most glorious and welcomed notion in all of Christian theology. Man must die! This is the most vexing and most unwelcomed realization in the domain of human existence. How can a loving God allow his beloved creature, made in his own image, to die? This is the central paradox of existential theology — and a philosophical riddle well worth considering during this month of the holy souls.  Read more...

If You Want to be a Good Person, It Does Matter What You Believe - Father Robert Barron

I dare say that most people in Europe or North America would hold some version of the following: as long as, deep down, you are a good person, it doesn't much matter what you believe.  Read more...

In Defense of Nice Churches - Marc Barnes

Every Catholic is at some point obliged to defend the flair his Church has for covering everything in gold.  Read more...

Infallibility Doesn't Mean Never Having to Say You're Sorry - Mark Shea

There is no greater scandal among moderns than the Catholic Church's claim to infallibility. And who can blame them? For as this century begins, it does look as though only a cretin could seriously believe any institution possesses modest integrity, much less infallibility.   Read more...


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