Catholicism

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #7

The only “paradigm shift” worth pursuing, for the author of Hebrews, is the one that turns again to “Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith.” Continue Reading »

14 Oct 2024

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #6

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

Ten thousand difficulties do not make one doubt, as I understand the subject; difficulty and doubt are incommensurate. Continue Reading »

12 Oct 2024

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #5

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

Synod-2024 is an attempted coup d’église by Catholic progressives, a coup aimed at changing Catholic teaching. Continue Reading »

10 Oct 2024

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #4

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

The claim that a Synod, dominated in its leadership positions by Jesuits from the global north, is representative of the world Church is prima facie implausible. Continue Reading »

8 Oct 2024

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #3

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

Framed in the mindset of the ever-“alienated” dissident Catholic, the questions raised in these committees seem filtered through the lens of endless grievance. Continue Reading »

5 Oct 2024

LETTERS FROM THE SYNOD – 2024: #2

Edited by Xavier Rynne II

As the Synod proceeds, watch for the false binary of opposition between doctrine and pastoral praxis. Continue Reading »

3 Oct 2024

You Better Believe It

by Craig A. Carter

Most of us assume that the core doctrines of the Trinity and the Incarnation are as settled for the evangelical churches as they have been for the mainstream of orthodox Christianity since the fourth century. But is this a safe assumption? On June 11, the evangelical theologian William Lane Craig . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Oct 2024