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More "Spirit of Vatican II" religious tolerance ecumenical madness10 comments

Zippy wrote 3 months ago: Those who sincerely desire to bring those outside the Christian religion to the correct faith should … more →

Tags: Moral Theology, human dignity, Golden Rule

Paradigms, Tradition, and the Lexicon, Part 2

John Bugay wrote 3 months ago: Or, Jason Stellman’s “already-existing apostolic tradition” In his article The Tradition and the Lex … more →

Tags: Church History, Roman Catholicism, Jaroslav Pelikan, Authority, tradition, Bryan Cross, earliest church, Protestants, Irenaeus

The Papacy: Neither Biblical Nor Historical

John Bugay wrote 3 months ago: This month and next, we’ll all be treated in the media to the spectacle of another conclave to selec … more →

Tags: petrine primacy, development of the papacy, Roman Catholic Ecclesiology, Papal Conclaves, Robert Reymond, ratzinger, Papacy, Roman Catholicism, Leonardo De Chirico

Straining at a gnat, while swallowing the camel of centuries’-worth of ‘distinctively Roman accretions’

John Bugay wrote 3 months ago: Continuing with my very long discussion with Michael Liccione at Called to Communion: Mike 286: That … more →

Tags: historical method, Roman Catholicism, Authority, Truly catholic, the One True Church, Catholic Hermeneutics, Protestant Hermeneutics, Sola scriptura, casuistry

“Suppressing the Truth by Wickedness”

John Bugay wrote 4 months ago: John Thayer Jenson, you asked in Comment 271: I don’t see how this helps me to know which of us is r … more →

Tags: historical method, Roman Catholicism, Authority, Protestant Hermeneutics, Sola scriptura, casuistry, "Petrine Succession", Called to Communion, definition of church

Blue Men on Mars

John Bugay wrote 4 months ago: I am addressing Michael Liccione, and in what follows, I’ll be responding to comment 231 here, but I … more →

Tags: historical method, Roman Catholicism, Hermeneutics, Catholic Hermeneutics, Protestant Hermeneutics, Sola scriptura, Called to Communion, development of the papacy, Roman Catholic Ecclesiology

God speaks, and he expects his word to be obeyed

John Bugay wrote 4 months ago: Over at Reformation21, Scott Oliphint is working through the Westminster Confession of Faith (WCF). … more →

Tags: Authority, Hermeneutics, Catholic Hermeneutics, Protestant Hermeneutics, Holy Scripture, Called to Communion, Steve Hays, Interpretive paradigm, IP

Could the Catholic Church Ever Approve of Homosexuality?149 comments

Kyle R. Cupp wrote 1 year ago: With the magisterium of the Roman Catholic Church having stood firm against social changes in sexual … more →

Tags: Homosexuality, Kyle R. Cupp, Homosexuality, eros

When tradition is not Tradition83 comments

Quentin wrote 1 year ago: ‘The Church, in the course of centuries, tends perpetually towards the fullness of divine trut … more →

Tags: Catholic Herald columns, Church and Society, moral judgment, Vatican Council, Dei Verbum

Anthropomorphism, Metaphor and Theology

Max wrote 1 year ago: What did the early Christians believe? Did they believe that God really has a material palace in the … more →

Tags: Quotes, Anthropomorphism, Metaphor, Theology, C. S. Lewis, GOD'S NATURE

Nick Needham on Roman Catholicism Today, Part 3: “John Henry Newman”

John Bugay wrote 2 years ago: See also: Nick Needham on Roman Catholicism Today, Part 1: “New Territory” Nick Needham on Roman Cat … more →

Tags: Vatican II

Sign-seeking is a bad idea

aquinasetc wrote 2 years ago: Previously I’ve done blog posts drawing from St John of the Cross, in which he warns that a preoccup … more →

Tags: Catechism, Ascent of Mt. Carmel

The Canon, Development of Doctrine, and Sola Scriptura2 comments

aquinasetc wrote 2 years ago: Here’s what Bruce has to say about the interest in the canon from Jerome to the early Middle Ages: T … more →

Tags: Canon of Scripture

Dissent and discovery30 comments

joyfulpapist wrote 2 years ago: The meme about the brainwashed army of Papal zombies keeps popping up on public blogs. It always sup … more →

Tags: catholic dogma, dissent from the Church, catholic intellectuals, great Catholic thinkers, the Pope's zombie army

Papal Infallibility and the Development of Doctrine, Part 411 comments

Bryce Laliberte wrote 2 years ago: Part 3, which includes links to Part 1 and 2. In my last post, I set about demonstrating that the bi … more →

Tags: The Church, Papacy

Papal Infallibility and the Development of Doctrine, Part 321 comments

Bryce Laliberte wrote 2 years ago: Part 1 and Part 2. The first part was dedicated to demonstrating how the development of doctrine can … more →

Tags: The Church, Papacy

Public Revelation is Complete – But Development is Not4 comments

aquinasetc wrote 2 years ago: Development of doctrine is to be distinguished from new revelation. The former unquestionably takes … more →

Tags: revelation

Papal Infallibility and Development of Doctrine, Part 14 comments

Bryce Laliberte wrote 2 years ago: This post (to be part of a series) is on behalf of my friend Ronald, although I suspect my friend Jo … more →

Tags: The Church, Papacy, Papal infallibility

Liturgical Continuity and Heresy

Bryce Laliberte wrote 2 years ago: Abandon the worship of the creation, and then draw near and worship a creature and a work. –Athanasi … more →

Tags: The Church, Liturgy, liturgical continuity


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