
Wrestling With Foam-Pillow Atheism
COMMENTARY: You can play a kind of theological whack-a-mole with the hard atheists, but you can’t with the “Yeah, whatever” atheists.
COMMENTARY: You can play a kind of theological whack-a-mole with the hard atheists, but you can’t with the “Yeah, whatever” atheists.
COMMENTARY: The way he responded to the challenge in the 1920s gives us a model today for speaking as Catholics in the public square.
At St. Anthony’s Chapel in Pittsburgh, the dead lie round — more than 5,000 of them.
COMMENTARY: The Catholic politician ran for president almost 100 years ago. The way he responded to attacks on his faith offers five lessons for our own engagement in politics — and in arguments about politics.
COMMENTARY: A few lessons for the feast of St. Francis, patron saint of animals
COMMENTARY: If a religious believer like Amy Coney Barrett is nominated to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, the secular dogma will live loudly in the public discourse.
COMMENTARY: Catholics can accept what scientists discover, because we know the truths they truly find can never contradict the truths we know through the Church.
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