Tag: Catholicism

  • Review Of Catholicism by Fr. Robert Barron

    For those of you who are interested, I received a review copy of Catholicism: A Journey to the Heart of the Faith by Fr. Robert Barron from Image Catholic Books.  I’ve posted my review at my buddy Joel’s blog.  You can check the posts our here: Author Contents Personal Thoughts

  • A Response to Jason's Charge of Injustice

    So, I have now been accused of an injustice.  I might take that as a bit of a rhetorical flourish on Jason’s part since I haven’t really impinged on anyone’s rights or oppressed them, perhaps something along the lines that I have been unfair.  I’ll be the first to admit that it is possible that…

  • Missed my point entirely, Bob

    While Joel and Rod may have spoken about the issues of salvation and the gospel, my point is exactly this: I must say I haven’t read primary Catholic authors writing after Vatican 2. But in what I’ve heard and read about Vatican 2 it never abrogates the Council of Trent and it doesn’t change church…

  • Deficient theology, Indeed!

    Going to try to maintain the most charitable tone possible here.  In a post reviewing a book about homosexuality, Bob Hayton threw in this bit of a sidebar comment about Roman Catholicism: I have but one small reservation with this book. Hill details both a Roman Catholic’s and Greek Orthodox’s struggle on this issue with…