If you have been attentive to recent developments across the world, it is likely that you have heard of the trucker convoy that converged on Ontario, Canada. The convoy traveledContinue Reading
Last summer, I decided to explore Christian History, and to do so, I utilized the resources available at the Christian History Institute website. I journeyed through the modules on theirContinue Reading
I’m pretty sure that everyone knows the feeling of broken promises. Maybe in this past year, you experienced that feeling through family members, through toxic friendships, or maybe in theContinue Reading
“What comes into our minds when we think of God is the most important thing about us.” (Tozer 1) In a world seemingly defined by group identities – DemocratContinue Reading
Many pro-life supporters found hope in the potential enactment of the new Louisiana Abortion Law. This law would have essentially mandated that in order to perform an abortion, every doctorContinue Reading
The supernatural spirit Despite all the differences in the monasteries, I noticed some basic similarities: First of all, the supernatural spirit. In many conversations, the sacred architecture, during holy massContinue Reading
Love in the Catholic faith In part one, we discussed the change in the meaning of “love” through liberal philosophy and the movement of “free love” that dominates western culture.Continue Reading
Christian history The Christian tradition in the area of today’s Syria actually goes back to the beginning of Christianity. Several apostles have traveled through the country and even Mary, theContinue Reading
A coffee in the desert. He looks attentively into the desert. The young Syrian soldier on the back of the silver pick-up has his hands on the heavy machine gun.Continue Reading
Scandals regarding sexual abuse in various religious denominations have dominated much of the news cycle in 2018. Catholic and Protestant churches have both been put under scrutiny for sexual misconduct,Continue Reading