2015 July-August
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Letters to the Editor: July-August 2015
The Liberal Catholic/Conservative Protestant Alliance... The SSPX & Selective Excommunication... An Accurate Connection... Context Shades Interpretations... Reasonable Doubts About Abolishing the Death Penalty... Satan's Greatest Victory?... Judging Francis... Are Christians Really Marginalized?... and more
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The News You May Have Missed
TENTH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
Tenth Anniversary "Top Ten": New txtament... Soul for Sale... Nixing the "X"... Inflatable Church... Banned in Birmingham... and more
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New Oxford Notes: July-August 2015
Catechesis & the Average Catholic... Acquiescing to Alternative Voices... Barbarians at the Gates of Civilization
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Dying Without Dignity & Other End-of-Life Scares
Disability advocates like those at Not Dead Yet and Second Thoughts find their own lives well worth living and filled with dignity.
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The Theological Treachery of Partial Scientific Truths
Partial truths are treacherous when applied to theology. By its very nature, scientific knowledge is incomplete.
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Making Sense of the "Sense of the Faith"
The ITC states that "in the history of the people of God, it has often been not the majority but rather a minority which has truly lived and witnessed to the faith."
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A Dialogue of Forms
The Extraordinary Form and Ordinary Form sat down to discuss the first eight years of their formal co-existence, and invited me to record and moderate the conversation.
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The Crypto-Catholic & the Jansenist
Is there such a thing as "Catholic drama"? William Shakespeare and Jean Racine, compared and contrasted, provide two fascinating case studies.
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Briefly: July-August 2015
My Battle Against Hitler: Faith, Truth, and Defiance in the Shadow of the Third Reich... The Mississippi Flows into the Tiber: A Guide to Notable American Converts to the Catholic Church
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