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Why are Catholics so hesitant to evangelize? It’s a complex question, but I think part of the problem lies in the fact that it is not uncommon to encounter real … Continued
Catholics are sometimes asked why they call their priests “Father.” Doesn’t the Bible in Matthew 23:9 say “call no man father”? This question underlines a deeper problem: the practice of … Continued
If you read my column regularly, you know my great desire for Christian unity. I have tremendous respect for our separated Protestant brothers and sisters in Christ. And there has … Continued
We can worship God whenever we want—and we should! So why go to church at all then? The first reason is simple: God has asked us to. It is his … Continued
Do we see the office of Pope in the early Church? How does it play a roll in Christian unity? In past columns, I looked at the overwhelming scriptural evidence … Continued
Was St. Peter the head of the early Church and the first Pope? This is an important question for every Christian to answer. Since the Reformation, the spontaneous reaction of … Continued
What is Apostolic Succession and why is it important? Many don’t realize for the first 1500 years of Christianity, virtually all Christians were Catholic. Apart from the rise and fall … Continued
Many Protestants, and unfortunately, many Catholics, object to confessing their sins to a priest. The argument often goes that we have only one high priest (Heb 3:1) and “one mediator … Continued
There are Christians who believe confessing Jesus as Lord is enough to achieve salvation. This belief stems in large part from verses like Romans 10:9: “If you confess with your … Continued
Indulgences are probably one of the Catholic Church’s most misunderstood and controversial teachings. Many associate indulgences with the buying and selling of forgiveness of sins – even with “buying” entrance … Continued