Rambling Through the Land of Moral Confusion
What we’ve been calling “culture wars” would be more appropriately called “moral wars,” except that morality is a verbal stink bomb. It reminds me of
What we’ve been calling “culture wars” would be more appropriately called “moral wars,” except that morality is a verbal stink bomb. It reminds me of
Much of the culture war is being fought by a militia that is well-intentioned and capable, but disorganized and ill-equipped. They need the spiritual and
Have you ever heard of the Euthyphro dilemma? If you have never studied philosophy, the answer is probably no, but I assure you, it is
I graduated from grade school in 1973, coinciding with the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision, which was to unleash unrestrained abortion across the United
If you have studied Catholic apologetics at all, you almost certainly know that one of the biggest differences between Catholicism and Protestantism lies in our
Few Bible passages cause people to cringe the way St. Paul’s instructions to husbands and wives do. In our current culture, gender equality receives a
It is unfortunate that Deuteronomy and the Pentateuch as a whole are books of the bible that are largely ignored. They are a part of divine
Not too long ago, Catholics and non-Catholics alike were scandalized by a one-of-a-kind news story of a Louisiana Catholic priest performing and filming immoral acts
Romans 4 is one of the most hotly debated passages in scripture because it is used as a proof text for different doctrinal points on
“Separation of Church and state!” How many of us have heard this noxious axiom over and over again throughout our lives? While history has taught
Driving home from Mass on Sunday mornings I would sit and listen to my parents’ conversation. If they were talking about something I wasn’t particularly
Adherence to meatless Fridays continues throughout the calendar year, despite widespread confusion on the subject by many Catholics. An expert answer found on the EWTN
The annual March for Life and 40 days for Life campaigns always leads me to reflect on the state of affairs of or culture’s moral
When we are faced with temptation, we often act as though we fall into it through weakness, and indeed many times that is the case.
This series ends with the same questions that it began with; which relationships ought we prioritize in life, and how is that accomplished by love?
St. Paul tells us that love is greater than faith and hope (1 Corinthians 13:13). He also says that one could have the power to
“See that you do not despise one of these little ones. For I say to you that in heaven their angels always see the face
Many people argue that the rescript issued on August 2, which changed Paragraph 2267 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church to call the
And when the last law was down, and the devil turned round on you—where would you hide, Roper, the laws all being flat? This country’s
Last month, I responded to George Weigel’s commencement address to the law students of Ave Maria University, in which he urged prospective Catholic lawyers to
I remember, when my first son was born, my wife and I made the decision to stop by her grandfather’s house on the way home
National Review recently published the commencement address George Weigel delivered at Ave Maria School of Law in Florida. In it, Weigel urges prospective Catholic lawyers