Posts Tagged ‘ Catholicism ’

What’s So Great About Catholicism? A Brief Response to James White, et al

Jun 3rd, 2012 | By | Category: Blog Posts

James White of Alpha and Omega Ministries has responded to Joshua Lim’s story as featured on Called to Communion. One thing that immediately impressed me is how much ground White covers in this one podcast: He moves from CTC, to same-sex marriage, to exegesis of the Koran, in the space of ninety minutes. Being an […]



Going to Confession: How it Works (Part 5 of Becoming Catholic)

Jan 24th, 2012 | By | Category: Blog Posts

For Protestants, the most unknown aspect of Catholic devotional life is confession. Unless you’re Catholic, you cannot experience it. A Protestant can attend a Catholic baptism, confirmation, wedding, ordination, and Holy Mass; however, he cannot attend a confession or know what it’s like until he actually makes one for the first time.



What is the Catholic Faith Like?

Sep 21st, 2009 | By | Category: Blog Posts

Whatever the Catholic faith is, it must be an indulgence in Christianity on all points of contact. For it would not have been enough for Catholicism to say “Gnosticism is a heresy;” she felt it necessary to permeate her entire doctrinal manifesto with Incarnational theology. And when Nestorius said Christ was two persons it was […]