3 Days to Celebrate You!

Yesterday was my birthday. I’m grateful for all the well wishes I received. Not that one should be overly-focused on oneself, but it’s reasonable that Christians celebrate three ‘birth days’, so-to-speak, not just one. Three great milestones in every person’s life are the day they came coming into existence, natural birth, and supernatural birth. In […]... Read More
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We’re Part of the 4 Percent

If you guesstimate the number of human beings who ever existed, including those who have been born, who died in childbirth or as infants; who naturally miscarried, were intentionally aborted, and who died through the abortion pill, chemical abortifacient “contraception”, and IUDs; those who have died or been discarded through the IVF process, and those […]... Read More
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Paganism, Christendom, and Progressivism

In order to live in relative peace, a civilized people must abide by natural law. In order to flourish as a people, they must live over-and-above, via grace. This is the difference between the Commandments and the Beatitudes; and used to be the difference between Christendom (Western civilization) and ‘successful’ pagan nations. Today, the progressive […]... Read More
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Aquinas Made Simple 1: Essence and Existence

Our society needs to re-learn metaphysics. In modern times we have denigrated human reason to the point where pop culture sees only two irrational extremes from which to choose one's world view: blind fundamentalism or secular humanism. Since we desperately need Aquinas, I decided to offer a series that breaks down his brilliant thought into easy bite-sized segments. The first 4-min. episode of Aquinas Made Simple distinguishes between essence and existence.... Read More
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Catholicism is the fulfillment of Judaism

Catholicism is the fulfillment of Judaism, and the Church, the new Israel. The entire Old Testament prepares for, and points to, the New Testament as its fulfillment. Each OT covenant is a foreshadowing of the one everlasting covenant in Christ that re-opens the door to the Father, closed by Adam’s sin. The Church is the […]... Read More

Passover, the Eucharist, and Typology

Today is Holy Thursday, when Jesus took the Passover meal and transformed it into the Eucharist at the last supper. God gives the Israelites in Exodus 12 the following commands: . 1) Procure lambs, male without blemish, in their prime. 2) Smear its blood on the doorposts and lintels of each Israelite house so that […]... Read More