To Live As A Fugitive
A Catholic who tries his best to navigate the chaos of the contemporary Church and culture.
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On Some Objections to “Miracle Discourse”
Gold-leaf statue of Mary, Our Lady of Lourdes, at Saint Anne’s Shrine on Isle La Motte
I’m forcing myself to get this article done this weekend, because I’m really bad with sticking to projects like these articles. So, forgive any imprecis...
What if Catholic Prooftexts are Ambiguous?
What are the implications if a biblical passage has two live-option readings, one of which affirms a Catholic doctrine, but one of which does not?
As an illustrative example (but certainly not the only possible one), take 1 John 5:16-17, a...
The Consistency Dilemma (Introduction)
I say “Introduction” to hold out the possibility for a follow-up post later. Here’s the Facebook post I’m re-sharing:
The “Consistency Dilemma” for the magisterium [stated roughly the way an objector to Catholicism would state it]:...
The Burden of Proof in Catholic-Protestant Discourse
I made this lil’ chart to help illustrate what I think has been some talking past one another in Catholic-Protestant dialogue (and really, this may apply to other areas as well). I sense sometimes a failure to recognize the “offensive” or “...
The Three Pillars of Morality
Sunset at Scheveningen - A Fleet of Fishing Vessels at Anchor, by Hendrik Willem Mesdag, 1894, oil on canvas - National Gallery of Art, Washington
Peter Kreeft’s Three Philosophies of Life is a must-read book. Kreeft masterfully explores t...
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