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Articles:The Idea of Moral Progress - Richard John NeuhausAlmost everybody agrees that progress is a good thing. But most self-evidently good things, when examined more closely, have a way of generating disagreements. And so it is with the idea of progress, of which the idea of moral progress is part. Read more... The Ideal Conscience: Correct and Certain - Father Kenneth Baker, S.J.Conscience is the supreme subjective norm of morality. Read more... The Joy of Easter - Fr. Leonard M. PuechSome of the men went to verify. Well, the tomb was empty all right, but they didn’t see him. It’s all over! And then the explosion of joy, when they recognized Jesus in the breaking of the bread. Read more... The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory - Scott HahnThe Our Father is a prayer full of hope. Indeed, it is so hopefilled as to sound audacious. Read more... The Language of Prayer - Michael P. FoleyLast week the U.S. Catholic bishops overwhelmingly approved changes to the wording of the Mass that will significantly affect how Roman Catholics pray. Read more... The Language of Tradition - Raymond ArroyoThe pope brings back the Latin Mass. Read more... The Last Supper - Grace MacKinnonDear Grace, A Jewish friend of mine pointed out a supposed problem with the Christian concept of the Last Supper. As we all know, Jesus gave his disciples bread and wine during that Passover Meal. My friend claims that bread is never served during the Passover meal. Is that correct? Read more... The Law - Tim GrayThe Pentateuch, or first five books of the Bible, is a mixture of narratives and laws. Quite often a series of laws will be sandwiched between narratives. If there is no integral relationship between the two, it would have made much more sense to put the law code after the covenant ceremony or even at the end of the Book of Exodus. But since this was not done, there must be some strategic reason for the juxtaposition of law and narrative, which happens frequently throughout the Pentateuch. Read more... The Lifetime Catholic Reading Plan - book review - JAY MCNALLYFr. Hardon has chosen 104 authors, listed chronologically from St. Ignatius of Antioch, who wrote in the first century and died a martyr in the Roman Colosseum, to John C. Wu, a Chinese-American convert who died in 1986. Read more... The Literal Truth - Carson DalyTo the unchurched and the unbeliever, many religious doctrines seem far-fetched. Read more... Pages: [<<] ... 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 ... [>>] Related Categories:
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