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Korean Martyrs, May 6
On May 6, 1984, Pope John Paul II canonized the Koreans who were martyred for their faith in the 19th century. Christianity entered Korea via a Korean. In 1603, Yi Gwang-jeong, a Korean diplomat, returned to Korea from China with books of theology written by Matteo Ricci, SJ, the renowned … [Read More...]
Archdiocese of Washington Upbraids Georgetown University
The Archdiocese of Washington has released a statement addressing the selection of U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius as a featured speaker at Georgetown University. The following is from their website: Statement of the Archdiocese of Washington Regarding the … [Read More...]
Photo of the Day : Market Street, San Francisco
This is a shot looking up Market towards the Embarcadero. I took this about 12 years ago. I'm planning on posting some more from that time. They were all taken on film and I've given this one a sepia tone for fun. … [Read More...]
IN DEPTH ARTICLES
My Religion Is Better Than Your Religion, Part 1
One of the major characteristics of just about every religion is the belief that your particular … [Read More...]
Natural Disasters and Faith in God
To place the current natural disasters in perspective, it might help to recall that the Earth is … [Read More...]
Do you have a soul?
Whether or not you eat soul food or whether or not you listen to soul music, you probably find it … [Read More...]
SCIENCE & RELIGION
Do you have a soul?
Whether or not you eat soul food or whether or not you listen to soul music, you probably find it … [Read More...]
New Atheists?
There is a lot of noise coming from people like Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and Daniel … [Read More...]
The Monkey Business of Religion – Part 4
Divine Acton. How do we understand and talk about God acting in the world if everything is … [Read More...]
