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Is Peter’s Primacy Disproved by His Personality?
Jesus chose Peter and called him “the Rock” despite his tempestuous personality, not because of it.
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Quantum Mechanics and the “Upholding” Power of God
The central unifying, overarching factor or cause is God himself.
Origen and the Intercession of Saints
Origen explicitly endorses the notion of saints and angels praying for us, and with us.
Medieval Christian Medicine Was the Forerunner of Modern Medicine
In the Middle Ages, Christians were responsible for a surprising host of medical innovations.
9 Ways Jesus Tells Us He is God in the Four Gospels
Whether indirect or not, Our Lord’s claims to divinity are definitely, massively and undeniably present.
Reflections on Joshua and “the Sun Stood Still”
Bible interpretation is often far more complicated and nuanced than many people assume.
The People of the Bible Were ‘People of Praise’
“Charisms are to be accepted with gratitude by the person who receives them and by all members of the Church as well.” (CCC 800)
How Can a Saint Hear the Prayers of Millions at Once?
The God who created space and time can also let the saints hear the prayers of millions of timebound humans.
Creation Ex Nihilo is in the Bible
“Scripture bears witness to faith in creation ‘out of nothing’ as a truth full of promise and hope.” (CCC 297)
Does God Have Any Need of Praise?
God has no need for our praise. We praise him because we are creatures, and he is worthy of praise.
