Over and over in Scripture, we see Jesus and the apostles laying down a blueprint for the Christian Church, writes Graham Osborne.
If I were an eager "C.S. Lewis" Protestant – as I once was – I would become a Catholic, here and now, again.
"Why do I need to confess my sins to a priest? He can't forgive my sins. He's not God!"
If you read my column regularly, you know my great desire for Christian unity.
There were, in short, multiple Reformations. Their sometimes-violent interaction created much of what became the modern world, for good and for ill.
I believe in the following Christian principle: everything the Bible tells us is true. I do not, however, believe that everything the Bible tells us is clear.
Some people might be excited to receive an email from the President or their favorite entertainer, but for a C.S. Lewis fan like myself, few thrills match opening your inbox and finding an unexpected email from Dr. Michael Ward.
When a Protestant tries to shoot the gospel gun with Bible proof texts, here's what I do...