Recently two political leaders decided to entrust their countries to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The countries are Brazil and Italy which are both historically Catholic countries. The Prime Minister of Italy is Matteo Salvini and the President of Brazil is Jair Bolsonaro.
Category Archives: Religion
Muslim Leftists and the Alabama Abortion Law
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I do have to admit that watching the leftist reactions to the new Alabama abortion ban is very entertaining. God bless Alabama! These leftists are in ultra-panic mode. I hear the constant statement from these leftist women that men can’t have an opinion on abortion since they don’t have a uterus. It’s funny how women never say this to pro-choice men. It’s only pro-life men who are ever challenged with this. These female leftist abortion fanatics never complain about Roe vs. Wade which passed with a Supreme Court where every justice was male.
Will the Real Saladin Please Stand Up!
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Remember not that long ago when Notre Dame caught fire? Some Muslims were saying that the evil crusaders prayed there before they went to kill a bunch of innocent Muslims. I thought about this very hard. Which crusade? During the first two crusades, Notre Dame didn’t exist. During the later crusades it was under construction so I didn’t know how true this statement was. Did they pray at the church that was under construction? I hate vague accusations. Michael Brown tried to do this with me during the fall of 2017. I should also point out that if buildings become worthless because bad people prayed there, then half the religious structures in the Christian or Islamic world probably shouldn’t exist. Some bad people prayed at this church so it deserves to be burned down? Talk about a lack of logic.
Three Strikes on Adnan Rashid – Yer Gone!!!
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Jesus Christ reading the OT in the Synagogue
I know that I said that I would not be posting more on the Rashid vs. White debate on who resembles Jesus more, Christians or Muslims. I’ve changed my mind so here is a final rejoinder to Rashid on the debate.
Muhammad and the Famous Cardinal Newman Quote
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Cardinal Newman
The famous Anglican convert to Catholicism, John Henry Newman once said: To be deep in history is to cease to be a Protestant. What I’ve always wondered is why he said this as an anti-Protestant and not a pro-Catholic statement. I even heard an Eastern Orthodox apologist use this quote which I suppose one can because Orthodoxy isn’t Protestantism and some Protestants who study church history actually do convert to the Orthodox Church.
Dr. E. Michael Jones and the Rise of Logos
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I’ve been a great admirer of E. Michael Jones for many years. I think he’s the smartest American alive today. He’s often the object of discussion after mass when we’re in the hall drinking coffee. When the latest edition of Culture Wars comes out there are always interesting discussions.
What Adnan Rashid Needs to Know About the Trinity
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The Trinity occupied a large part of the recent debate between James White and Adnan Rashid. At about the four minute mark of the above video, Rashid is talking about the Trinity. He mentions that it took 400 years to clearly define the doctrine. He’s correct, it did. He then says that this is a huge problem. It’s actually not a problem at all. I’m going to give Adnan Rashid a lesson in Church history on how doctrines are defined using other examples.
Adnan Rashid’s Sleight of Hand
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There was a recent debate between Adnan Rashid and James White on who resembles Jesus more, Christians or Muslims. It’s a bit of an odd topic and to be honest I didn’t like the debate. It was two ships passing in the night, and I don’t really blame them since it was such a vague but esoteric topic.
Book Review: From Islam to Christ by Derya Little
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A Turk becoming a Catholic. One must admit that this isn’t that common. In From Islam to Christ, Derya Little chronicles her journey to her belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God. What a fascinating tale filled with Muslims, Catholics, Protestants and atheists.
Tawheed and Mutah in Asia Minor
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St. Paul The Apostle
Most Muslim apologists will take the Ehrman approach to the writings of the New Testament. Because of the influence of Ehrman and others, Muslims will say that St. Paul only wrote half of what is attributed to him. Now, Muslims won’t take the content of these seven letters to heart. St. Paul is an arch-heretic to them as he destroyed the Islamic religion of Jesus Christ and the apostles.