The distinction between good and evil is clear and unchanging, contrary to relativist beliefs. The author reflects on past justifications for sin, influenced by deceptive lies. Small deviations can lead one away from righteousness, reminiscent of biblical temptation. Ultimately, every action is categorically right or wrong, with no gray area.
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Preparing Spiritually for Christmas: Confession and Faith
Christmas is upon us once again. We have listened to endless Christmas music. We've been subjected to endless commercials instructing us what to buy and where to buy it. We are told what to eat, where to go, and what to drink to help us celebrate Christmas. Not one of these has said anything about …
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The Unchanging Truths of Catholic Belief
The author defends the Catholic Church's teachings, particularly opposing the ordination of married men and women as priests and deacons. They emphasize the importance of adhering to the Church's doctrine, which they believe stems from Jesus. After exploring various religious beliefs, they conclude that Catholicism remains the true faith established by Christ.
Another Sign Satan is in Control
I was thinking about when I was young, in the sixties and seventies and the old television shows we watched. I know shows like “Father Knows Best” and “Leave It to Beaver” didn’t depict real life, but it was nice to think life could be like that. There was always some moral lesson to be …
Why We Need More Fathers Like Joseph Today
I've been thinking about Joseph lately. Joseph is the husband of Mary and the stepfather of Jesus, who never speaks a word anywhere in Scripture. We don't know much about him except that "he was a righteous man." We could also use more like him in our world today. Matthew 1:18-25, talks about how the …
The Power of Positive Change: Lessons from a Mustard Seed
With a little help from Jesus, things can change,
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