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Combating Biblical Skepticism
Part One |
| Many contemporary Catholic scholars have subjected the Bible to a drumfire of criticism. Contradictions are alleged; errors are charged, even from the pulpit. But rest assured: There is an answer to every criticism, and here is your guide to a few of them. |
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By Frederick W. Marks
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Feature Article |
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X Marks the Spot
An “X-Cellent” Strategy for Dismantling Pro-Choice Theory |
| Having been involved with Internet debates over the years, the author has developed an argument that cuts to the heart of the abortion debate. And it’s not really an argument but a question, one that has befuddled dozens of pro-choicers: What is x? |
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By James Kidd
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Feature Article |
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Flaw of Blood
A Theological Critique of The Passion |
| The Passion of the Christ is the most theologically focused treatment of the suffering of Christ ever committed to film. But the author argues that it suffers from a crucial (though certainly not fatal) flaw: its overwhelming violence. |
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By Monica Migliorino Miller
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Feature Article |
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Apologetics for the Scripturally Challenged
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| If we as Catholics are not prepared to answer the question “Where is that in the Bible?” we may not get very far when it comes to religious dialogue. Here are three apologetic strategies you can use even if you’re not steeped in Scripture. |
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By John S. Martignoni
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