Many people today claim that God is dead, buried by modern science and philosophy. But which God—or gods—have they buried? In his published article Jesus And The Identity Of God, the eminent New…
Published May 6, 2016 by Matt Nelson
Published April 29, 2016 by Matt Nelson
The veneration of the mortal remains of loved ones is nothing new. Nor can it be said to be distinctly Catholic; for it is a distinctly human practice that spans…
Published April 21, 2016 by Matt Nelson
When I first heard Trent Horn in the apologetics hot seat a few years ago I was immediately struck by several things: First, I noticed his impressive ability to remain…
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Published April 13, 2016 by Matt Nelson
I haven’t always wanted to be a Catholic; at least not in the fullest sense. I took a break from “organized religion” for several years of my young adult life and…
Published April 5, 2016 by Matt Nelson
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI was once asked by a journalist how many ways there are to God. “As many as there are people” was his reply. Indeed although every person…
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Published April 4, 2016 by Matt Nelson
Love. That’s essentially it. The French poet, Léon Bloy, wrote “Life, in the end, has only one tragedy: not to have been a saint.” In other words, life’s ultimate tragedy is one’s…
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