Reformation Catholicism
Eric Anderson, Madison MorrisonThe gifts of Protestantism brought back into communion with Rome. "May they be one, even as You and I are One."
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Don't Settle for Salvation
I’ve been thinking recently about the Romans Road. Not the road to Rome (I think about that all the time); the Romans Road is a formula designed to walk someone through the Gospel in a simple, compelling way using seven verses from the Epis...
Theological Immune Systems
This is the third part in a series on the both/and and the either/or. You can read the first two parts here and here. I had intended for this post to compare fiction exemplifying each approach, but I realized that there isn’t really a way t...
How Do I Go To Mass?
The very first thing to do at your first Mass is give up trying to get it all in one go.1 To borrow an image that St. Ephrem the Syrian (d. 373 A.D.) uses to describe the Bible, the Mass is like an endless fountain of delicious, cold water....
Truth is a Synthesis
A few months ago, I inaugurated a series on the relationship between the both/and and the either/or. This installment will take a closer look at the both/and. After an interlude, the next will look at the either/or. From there, we will be i...
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I write about Jesus for the simple reason that I’m in love with Him.
Just a girl finding joy in the mundane, exploring the plains of faith, and writing about the journey
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