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St. Hippolytus of Rome, who was born in about AD 170 and departed this life in about AD 235, is known for many things, both good and bad. He...
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"All have sinned, all come short of the glory of God, but they are justified for nothing by His grace through the ransom provided in Ch...
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Since the rise of Protestantism, there has been a debate on the veneration of the Virgin Mary. Orthodox Christians argue that since Mary is ...
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Because God is a Trinity, not a Binity .
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Previous installment: Part I (Introduction) An obvious and important question to ask when examining the validity of the presence and venerat...
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I think I'm missing the point of the snark here. Do they all loathe the name of Galileo where you come from?
The point is that there's no point in making poor ol' Galileo into some sort of standard-bearer for the cause of atheism, and its cheap religion-vs.-science propaganda, as long as the man himself was neither an atheist, nor was there any conflict in his mind between Catholic Christianity and scientific truth...