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Quick Questions How do I refute the claim that Jesus was a created being?
Quick Questions Can you explain to a Buddhist the role of the Crucifixion in the Church before the 10th century?
Quick Questions Did Jesus break Old Testament Law by telling his followers to drink his blood?
Video The Lost Tomb of Jesus?
Quick Questions How can I answer this Protestant objection about "our crosses"?
Quick Questions Was Jesus the Son of God or just a holy man and a prophet?
Quick Questions Isn't consubstantiation more incarnational than transubstantiation?
Quick Questions Do we digest Jesus in the Eucharist?
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 1/12/2012 6pm ET
Quick Questions Was Jesus really born at Bethlehem?
Quick Questions Was Jesus' Resurrection of a physical or purely spiritual nature?
Quick Questions Jesus rose from the dead, so why do Catholics morbidly dwell on his death?
Quick Questions Doesn't 1 Corinthians tell us that Jesus' glorified body has no blood?
Radio Shows Through the Lens of Typology 1/23/2012 6pm ET
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 11/29/2011 6pm ET
Quick Questions Is there any validity to the Fundamentalist claim that Jesus turned water into grape juice?
Radio Shows Jesus: Lunatic, Liar, or Lord? 2/28/2011 7pm ET
Quick Questions Can you answer this potential revert's question about Christ's divine birth?
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 11/15/2011 7pm ET

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"Between heresy and schism there is this difference, that heresy perverts dogma, while schism, by rebellion against the bishop, separates from the Church. Nevertheless there is no schism which does not trump up a heresy to justify its departure from the Church."

~ St. Jerome, (In Ep. ad Tit., iii, 10), remarking on how practically and historically, heresy and schism nearly always go hand in hand.