More: Roper, the answer’s ‘no’. (Firmly.) And will be ‘no’ so long as you’re a heretic. Roper: (firing) That’s a word I don’t like, Sir Th...

can. 751 † Heresy is the obstinate denial or obstinate doubt after the reception of baptism of some truth which is to be believed by divine...

Introduction: The Context of the Question In 1850, Blessed John Henry Newman gave a series of lectures to Anglicans of the Oxford Movement ...

When it comes to Church teachings that are unpopular, the common tactic is on one side of the coin to dismiss them as old teachings and poin...

At times everyone fears what the truth might require…that accepting the truth might ask us to give up more than we want to give. This is esp...

2. “Whilst the guilty approach unto me to eat up my flesh” [Psalm 27:2]. Whilst the guilty come near to recognise and insult me, that they ...

Introduction Not all Catholics take the flagrant line of rejecting authority. Some try to portray themselves as perfectly willing to follow...

Preliminary Note Many people tend to fall into the false dilemma of "either A or B." If the author speaks of the dangers of A, it...

Preliminary Note Many people tend to fall into the false dilemma of "either A or B." If the author speaks of the dangers of A, it...

Sometimes a way seems right to a man, but the end of it leads to death! (Proverbs 16:25) One thing all Christians can be tempted by i...