Casey Chalk is the author of The Obscurity of Scripture: Disputing Sola Scriptura and the Protestant Notion of Biblical Perspicuity (Emmaus Road). He is a senior contributor at The Federalist and an editor and columnist at the New Oxford Review. He has a Bachelor’s in history and Master’s in teaching from the University of Virginia and a Master’s in theology from Christendom College.
More by Casey Chalk
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Miracles Lead to the Catholic Faith 02/20/2025
‘You Catholics Are Divided, Too!’ 02/06/2025
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Creeds Can't Save Protestantism 01/07/2025
Baptize the Environmentalist 11/13/2024
No, I Haven’t Read That 09/23/2024
Did the Fathers Teach ‘Bible Alone’? 07/08/2024
Marian Apparitions for Protestants 04/12/2024
Why Do Protestants Get Ashes? 02/14/2024
My Church Is More Credible than Yours 12/12/2023
Dueling Ultimate Authorities 12/01/2023
Catholic History: Good Even When It's Bad 09/07/2023
The Extra-Biblical Marian Doctrines 05/26/2023
The Problem with Interpreting Your Own Bible 04/17/2023
The Protestant's Biggest Bible Problem 03/30/2023
Are You Sure Your Friend Is Going to Heaven? 03/09/2023
What the Church Really Teaches About Suicide 01/31/2023
Heroes of a Catholic Revolution 01/02/2023
Bet You Can't Pronounce This Saint's Name 12/23/2022
The New Threat to Spreading the Gospel 11/21/2022
Protestant History's Fly in the Ointment 10/18/2022
How to Be a Good Catholic in a Civil War 08/10/2022
A Surefire Way to Get on God's Nerves 07/19/2022
The Catholic Burka? 06/06/2022
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