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Four Myths About Pope Benedict XVI - Brian Saint-Paul

While some journalists have been quite fair in their reporting on the new pope, unfortunately, they stand as the exceptions. Mostly we've heard a string of inaccuracies and inanities. Here are the four most common myths about Pope Benedict XVI. Email This Article

From Jerusalem, Tall Tales - Michael Coren

It is, I suppose, a great Canadian moment: producer James Cameron and director Simcha Jacobovici announcing to the world that they have found the tomb of Jesus, His wife, His child and assorted friends and relatives. Most of the Jesus family in fact. All hidden away in a tomb in Jerusalem. Email This Article

From religious roots, the birth of social conscience - Father Raymond J. de Souza

Two centuries ago tomorrow, the British Parliament passed An Act for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. Email This Article

Gethsemane - David Warren

Bear up, gentle reader. Lent has begun, and now you are going to be served my annual Ash Wednesday sermon. Email This Article

Getting Our Stories Straight - Scott Hahn

In 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. Email This Article

Goldhagen v. Pius XII - Ronald Rychlak

Daniel Goldhagen’s recent essay for the New Republic, “What Would Jesus Have Done? Pope Pius XII, the Catholic Church, and the Holocaust” attacks Pacelli as an anti-Semite and the Church as a whole as an institution thoroughly, and perhaps inextricably, permeated by anti-Semitism. Why did the New Republic choose to pass off to its readers this fabrication as scholarly history? The only apparent answer is that the editors were so anxious to vilify Catholics, their Church, and Pope Pius XII; so willing to join in Goldhagen’s vicious attacks; that they did not want to learn the truth. Email This Article

Good Faith - Karl Zinsmeister

Theoretically, in addition to their richer philosophical understandings, Christians ought to be registering unusually wholesome earthly outcomes. Does that happen in practice? The verdict is that, yes indeed, things generally go better with God. Societies are more prosperous and individuals more thriving where faith blooms. For a start, consider some of the social science I was able to pull together quickly on the practical results of faith. Email This Article

Great Clouds of Incense - Thomas J. Craughwell

An unusual tree grows in the sultanate of Oman. Email This Article

Have you been saved? - Matthew Pinto

How might we best respond to the question, "Have you been saved"? Email This Article

How Christianity Led to Freedom, Capitalism, and the Success of the West - Rodney Stark

Christian faith in reason and in progress was the foundation on which Western success was achieved. Email This Article

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