phat catholic apologetics
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| Blog Name: | phat catholic apologetics |
| Url: | http://phatcatholic.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Christian, Catholic, Apologetics |
| Description: | Defending the Catholic faith via Q&A's, debates, tracts, papers, and extensive collection of links to the best Catholic resources on the internet. |
| Popularity: | 125 Followers |
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What Is a Prophet?
In the Old Testament, a prophet was someone who brought the word of God to the people by the power of the Holy Spirit. “He has spoken through the prophets,” as we say in the Nicene Creed. Sixteen books in the Old Testament (the “prophetic books”) are by or about these prophets. The four “major p
In the Old Testament, a prophet was someone who brought the word of God to the people by the power of the Holy Spirit. “He has spoken through the prophets,” as we say in the Nicene Creed. Sixteen books in the Old Testament (the “prophetic books”) are by or about these prophets. The four “major p
For the Solemnity of Christ the King
In honor of Jesus Christ our King and Savior, upon the conclusion of the liturgical year, I present the following articles:Articles:Liturgical Calendar: Feast of Christ the KingFor the King Trusts in the Lord
In honor of Jesus Christ our King and Savior, upon the conclusion of the liturgical year, I present the following articles:Articles:Liturgical Calendar: Feast of Christ the KingFor the King Trusts in the Lord
Catholic Q&A: Part 1
Here is a recent batch of questions that I answered in the "Catholicism" category at WikiAnswers. I do this from time to time because I think it's good to get the right information out there when it comes to the Catholic Ch
Here is a recent batch of questions that I answered in the "Catholicism" category at WikiAnswers. I do this from time to time because I think it's good to get the right information out there when it comes to the Catholic Ch
How to Read the Bible
Should the Bible be taken literally? Is any of it metaphor?Well, it depends. Besides the literal sense of Scripture there is also a spiritual sense. This in turn is divided into the allegorical, moral, and anagogical senses. Each one brings a different layer of meaning to the text.
Should the Bible be taken literally? Is any of it metaphor?Well, it depends. Besides the literal sense of Scripture there is also a spiritual sense. This in turn is divided into the allegorical, moral, and anagogical senses. Each one brings a different layer of meaning to the text.
Defending the Book of Maccabees
A friend recently told me that the Book of Maccabees shouldn’t be in the Bible because it has prayers for the dead in it. How should I respond to that?There are a handful of books in the Catholic bible that are not included in Protestant bibles. These are Sirach, Tobit, Wisdom, Judith, 1
A friend recently told me that the Book of Maccabees shouldn’t be in the Bible because it has prayers for the dead in it. How should I respond to that?There are a handful of books in the Catholic bible that are not included in Protestant bibles. These are Sirach, Tobit, Wisdom, Judith, 1
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