Porvaznik Perfidy and Matatics Mendacity Documented Final

Over at his own blog, Mr. Shea has provided comments on what he calls: “For My Money, One of the Weakest Arguments Against the Immaculate Conception” (link). One of the reasons its such a weak argument against the immaculate conception is that it’s not actually an argument against the immaculate conception. Someone with average reading skills will quickly spot this

Francis Beckwith explains (in a blog entry / column titled: “Transubstantiation: From Stumbling Block to Cornerstone“): The Catholic doctrine of the Eucharist is a real stumbling block to some Protestants who are seriously considering Catholicism. It was for me too, until I explored the subject, historically and scripturally. Transubstantiation is one of those Roman dogmas that spectacularly fails the tests

When I taught a class for the Evangelical Biblical Training Center on textual criticism this past June in Berlin I had a group of really, really great students.  Two of those students asked if they could do an interview with me on Roman Catholicism.  But, since the title is in Czech, only 217 people have seen it!  So I thought

Recently-across-the-Tiber Jason Reed says:”And then, as I started reading the reformers, they’re Catholic! Luther believed in the devotion to Mary.” While Luther said nice things about Mary, his mature Mariology is not modern-day Roman Catholic Mariology. Saying nice things about Mary is not the same thing as Roman Catholic Marian devotion, both then and now. Young Luther, Saints, and the

   Paul Owen just can’t stay away from my blog. No matter how completely focused upon other issues I might be, ol’ Paul just can’t make it through a week without promoting his wishy-washy form of Anglo-Mormo-Catholicism. This time it’s just funny, however. I posted a clip from my debate with Peter Stravinskas. Now, you will note, I posted two prior