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In fact, Aristotle has some wise words to say on the duty of informing one’s conscience: “All wicked men are ignorant of what they ought to do, and what they ought to avoid; and it is this very...
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Thank you, Father Schall, for a truly excellent article. The More and Knox quotes are priceless. As you say, we do not hear comments like Knox's in these "ecumenical days". But don't you think that...
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Why can't we say it? The Church was formed through Christ's passion, Anglicanism was founded through Henry's lust. - Jacob
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We don't hear words like Knox's today because the Church seems to have learned something about ecumenism since 1929. Vatican II had a few things to say on the subject, and Blessed John Paul II teaches...
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"..the Church seems to have learned something about ecumenism since 1929." Dear DS:It is obvious you are not of an Irish background. The Irish suffered horribly both in Ireland and the US (No Irish...
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Manfred, The Irish indeed suffered horribly. No one would deny that and no one can undo that. My Eastern European ancestors also suffered for their beliefs....and BTW sometimes within the Church from a...
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Well said, Fr James. The Catholic politician who prefers his conscience to the Church's teaching is acting as a de facto Protestant for Protestantism is precisely the preference for one's own authority...
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DS: Thank you for your polite reply. My point is that Rowan Williams was the Archbishop of NOTHING. Pope Leo XIII declared the Anglicans had no orders. It was a scandal for the Vicar of Christ to be...
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I don't even think reason can inform our conscience. We know practically nothing about anything anymore that isn't shown to us in a little screen by people desperate to show us something, anything,...
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