With Relativism, There Is No Right or Wrong
Relativism isn't just a bad idea. It's ruining people's lives.
Relativism isn't just a bad idea. It's ruining people's lives.
I'll never forget the first time I heard the words "moral relativism."
When a Protestant tries to shoot the gospel gun with Bible proof texts, here's what I do...
We have the obligation to propose with the apostle Paul the more excellent way. And this only intensifies as you graduate today and enter a world that is simultaneously hungry for and resistant to your message.
As I speak, I cannot help but notice the nervousness of not a few of you, so let's acknowledge the elephant in the room by asking where Pope Francis fits into the scheme of things.
This book offers a fun and challenging way to see how well you know Catholic teachings, practices, and history.
When people use the term "Christian, not Catholic," they perpetuate an old anti-Catholic prejudice in America.
In recent days many statements of concern have been issued, particularly by theologians, philosophers, and pastors regarding the interpretations and implications of the exhortation "Amoris Laetitia."
I have not written this essay to whitewash Catholic history. My aim was to express admiration for the prodigious achievements that Catholicism and the Catholic Church deserve credit for — credit that is not often given to it due to deep-seated bias and firmly established myths.
All Catholics deserve to know their story. But today, it's not enough for parents and catechists to teach the doctrines of the faith.