Curiously, in the US, many millions of Christians unquestioningly support all things related to Jews and to Israel, even sending money to various “charities” that
Tag: Catholicism
moral living and developing mature moral character
There are a few approaches to moral living it seems. In one approach, the individual – to remain pure and free from sin – chooses
100th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution
The most significant and important secular event in 1917 was the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia as it would have terrible worldwide effects for decades to
the bastardization of terms: lust and sodomy
Let’s consider lust and sodomy in the context of Christian sexual morality. The meanings of the above terms, lust and sodomy, have been stretched and
Chapel of The Holy Cross in Sedona
This Catholic chapel sits atop a butte on the outskirts of Sedona, Arizona and commands some good views of the surrounding landscape. The chapel, completed
critique of Protestantism part two: Christian Zionism and End Times (Rapture) prophecy
As noted in the previous post, Protestant Christianity differs significantly from Orthodox Christianity and from Catholicism. There are aspects of Protestant Christianity not found in
critique of Protestantism part one: faith alone is enough for salvation and Sola Scriptura
Protestant Christianity differs significantly from Orthodox Christianity and from Catholicism. There are aspects of Protestant Christianity not found in these other, older branches of Christendom.
Nietzsche, Chesterton, and Christians
Today, we offer some constructive criticism to those self identifying as Christians. G K Chesterton (died 1936) lamented that “Christianity had been found difficult and
thoughts on faith and literal Scripture interpretations
If some accounts or sections in the Bible were (are) allegorical or metaphorical in nature and not literally accurate, would that cause your faith to come crashing down
