I’ve been encountering a lot more conspiracy theories—though not by choice—on social media lately. The tendency always seems to be based on ...

Progress, far from consisting in change, depends on retentiveness. When change is absolute there remains no being to improve and no directio...

Therefore, let us not be provoked with these men, let us not use anger as an excuse, but let us talk with them gently and with kindness. Not...

Throughout Church history, different factions have challenged the authority of the Church, arguing that she has gone wrong in some manner. W...

Parvus error in principiis, magnus error in conclusionibus (Small error in the beginning leads to great error in the conclusion). It’s a max...

There are not over a hundred people in the United States who hate the Catholic Church. There are millions, however, who hate what they wrong...

The term “myth” in the dictionary (Oxford) has two definitions.  a traditional story concerning the early history of a people or explaining ...

The Problem The recent secular and religious news demonstrates one of the flaws in our society: people prefer our version of reality to what...

When I do theological study, sometimes my research takes me into non-Catholic sources. In reading these sources I notice a common trend: Whe...

Introduction Pope Francis recently issued some words of wisdom about the division of ideology and the loss of respect . These divisions ar...

Regular readers of mine probably know my favorite quotation of Aristotle, his definition of truth by heart, but it’s time to cite it again: ...

Introduction: An Example of False Teaching and Its Refutation by Fact I came across this in a work by Presbyterian theologian and known cri...