The Heart Has Its Reasons That Reason Does Not Know
The reason of the heart is instinctive recognition of truth, goodness and beauty.
Results from Tag: 'truth'
On Truth and Abortion
Judging from the hysteria following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, great numbers of people are now furiously burying their heads in sand so deep it may not be possible, short of divine intervention, to dig them out.
Questions in Community: New York Encounter Seeks Truth in a Changing World
“We want to follow in St. Paul’s footsteps when he invites us to ‘test everything and retain what is good.'”
Be Bold and Tell the Truth — It Will Set You (and Others) Free
Are we afraid of alienating people so much that we won’t stick up for what’s right and help set people free?
Fact Versus Fiction — the Indoctrination of Relativism
The fact-versus-opinion dichotomy is one of the most detrimental ideas and habits of thought to the human mind.
Historical Ignorance, Historical Bigotry and Historical Truth
No historian should be taken seriously unless he is also a theologian and philosopher.
John Paul II Was Right: There Is No Freedom Without Truth
“There can be no rule of law … unless citizens and especially leaders are convinced that there is no freedom without truth.” —Pope St. John Paul II
The Church Says ‘Yes’ When God Says ‘Yes’ — and ‘No’ When He Says ‘No’
“In order to preserve the Church in the purity of the faith handed on by the apostles, Christ who is the Truth willed to confer on her a share in his own infallibility.” (CCC 889)
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Christ Has Come Into the World, to Bear Witness to the Truth
“Christ called himself truth, not custom.” —Tertullian
Seek What Is True, Not What Is New — and Don’t Be a Chronological Snob
The best way to avoid being pulled into the maelstrom of the world is to be anchored in the wisdom of the ages.
