
A Little Bit of Christianity Is a Dangerous Thing
COMMENTARY: Christian virtues, like Christian doctrines, turn menacing when taken in isolation from each other
COMMENTARY: Christian virtues, like Christian doctrines, turn menacing when taken in isolation from each other
COMMENTARY: Philosophy has today lost its sovereignty and has been replaced by phraseology, such as ‘diversity’ and ‘inclusivity.’
COMMENTARY: Destiny is filled with both meaning and mystery. Chance shuts the door and causes life to fall backwards into a realm of meaninglessness.
COMMENTARY: As a science fiction movie from 1957 tells us, echoing the words of St. Thomas Aquinas, size does not determine the nature of a being.
COMMENTARY: Western society’s rejection of the natural comes from a rejection of the supernatural.
COMMENTARY: Humanity has a date with destiny but can meet it only by dint of our own heroic stretching.
COMMENTARY: The fallen-away Catholic entertainer’s issue, one might conclude, was not a quarrel with the Church’s view on thinking, but a personal crisis of faith.
COMMENTARY: Christ’s authenticity, reflected in the image on Veronica’s veil, should inspire that same authenticity to shine in us.
COMMENTARY: ‘I want to see the Lord. I have spent hours before Him in the Blessed Sacrament. … [N]ow I want to see Him face-to-face.’
COMMENTARY: Marriage, especially in the Catholic sense, is an institution created by God. Therefore, it takes three to get married.
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