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Tag Archives: Christianity
How do I get out of this?
Something that I noticed after converting to Catholicism is the zeal I suddenly felt to bring others into the Church with me. Especially my close family and friends. I had found something good and wanted to share it. This feeling … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Ramblings, Religion, Society
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christian, Christianity
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A Religious Road Trip
American Pilgrim by Roosh Valizadeh Kings Media, February 16th, 2021 One of the earliest posts I wrote when I started this blog was a review of Roosh’s Free Speech Isn’t Free which chronicles his notorious speaking tour that sparked outrage … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Literature, Personal, Religion, Society
Tagged Catholic, Catholocism, Christian, Christianity, Orthodoxy, Return of Kings, Roosh V
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Shattering Idols
I have shattered many idols out along the dusty track, Burnt a lot of fancy verses — and I’m glad that I am back. Henry Lawson, Up the Country I have had a number of posts over the years discussing … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Literature, Religion, Society
Tagged Books, Christianity, Exodus, Idol Worship, Idols, Moses, Star Wars, Start Trek, Video Games
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Fisking Feser
On or around the same day that I published my last post, Dr. Edward Feser also put up a post on his own blog dismissing what he calls “Benevacantism” by which he means the very subject of my post: that … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Edward Feser, Papacy, Pope, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis, Truth
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Benedict XVI is still the Pope
This is a post I’ve contemplated writing for a while but have been very reluctant to do. The title alone should indicate why but rather than just make this statement, I want to give some background to my thinking on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bergoglio, Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Church, Papacy, Pope, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis, Vigano
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The Evil of Contract Law
Any society featuring rules and mores based on contract law is inherently evil and is inevitably bound to devolve into rule by charlatans and thieves. It is not an accident that Satan prefers to operate by binding contract. Contract … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Ramblings, Religion, Society
Tagged Catholicism, Christ, Christianity, Contract Law, Contracts, Law
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Fisking Dreher and Skojec
As with a previous fisking of mine, this one is coming almost a year later but I felt compelled to do it given the subject matter. It will mostly be taken from this response by Rod Dreher to a highly … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Rod Dreher, Steve Skojec
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Believing in Science
The rhetorical phrase, “I believe in science” or “I trust the science” and other variations has been with us for a while but has become especially common of late for reasons that aren’t hard to guess, and which I have … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Religion, Society
Tagged Biology, Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, notvaxx, Science
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A Long Short Journey
One of my goals for this year was to read Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, yet another book I have had on my shelf for many years and had yet to read. But also a much beloved and … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Literature, Religion, Society
Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Cervantes, Christianity, Don Quixote, Simon Leys
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The Grace of God as Training Wheels
This is something I’ve observed in myself that I haven’t seen put in quite the same way though I am sure it has been discussed by theologians. When I returned to Christ — or more truly came fully to him … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Catholicism, Christianity, Grace, Truth
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