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It's a searchable aggregated syndication feed of Catholic and Orthodox blogs in St. Blog's Parish. Want to know what's happening in the Apostolic blogosphere? This is the place to find out. :) There are also blogrolls for St. Blog's Parish, which can be found here.

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23 hours, 44 minutes ago
Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI and Cardinal Newman: Relationship to Traditional, Neo-Scholastic Thomism
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"JS", a Thomist, with whom I have recently been debating the nature of predestination, has claimed that Pope John Paul II was a "Thomist." In a very broad sense, one could state this. But once one looks more closely, I think it is a misleading categorization. Here is our brief exchange, from previou... [ more - ]
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Wednesday, May 03, 2006
The Biblical Evidence Against Contraception
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I just finished this a few minutes ago; it is a portion of my upcoming book, The One-Minute Apologist (Sophia Institute Press; to be released probably in Fall 2006). All biblical quotations in my book (as usual) are from the RSV, unless otherwise noted: MARRIAGE AND FAMILY The Catholic ban on contra... [ more - ]
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Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Dialogue on Molinism & God's Mode of Predestination (vs. "JS"), Part III
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"JS" is a Catholic and a Thomist. See my previous responses to him (Intro / Part I / Part II) and a preliminary "survey of the literature" post. Note the different color scheme below. This is directly pasted from JS, so I have used his colors: my words will be in blue [not the usual black!], "JS's" ... [ more - ]
Cor ad cor loquitur - - Tuesday, May 02, 2006 - Feed - Focus
Monday, May 01, 2006
My Conversion Story in a Nutshell (+ Funny Baptism Trivia)
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As I was responding to Baptist Ken Temple's comments in the post below this one, I realized that I had written enough to make it a new post. I added a few new things in this post (including a funny story about my adult "baptism"). So here goes: * * * * * I converted because Catholicism was more in l... [ more - ]
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Monday, Apr 24, 2006
Dialogue on Molinism & God's Mode of Predestination (vs. "JS"), Part II
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"JS" is a Catholic and a Thomist. See my previous response to him (Intro / Part I) and a preliminary "survey of the literature" post. His words will be in green. My older words will be in purple. * * * * * "What shall we say then? Is there injustice with God? God forbid! For He saith to Moses: I wil... [ more - ]
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Sunday, Apr 23, 2006
Dialogue on Molinism & God's Mode of Predestination (vs. "JS"), Part I
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"JS" is a Catholic and a Thomist. See my previous response to him and a preliminary "survey of the literature" post. His words will be in green. My older words will be in purple. * * * * * This "conditioned" dimension of Molinism is precisely its weakness, since God's will is not conditioned by anyo... [ more - ]
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Saturday, Apr 22, 2006
Molinism, Middle Knowledge, & Predestination: Suarez, Congruism, & the Elegantly Ingenious Solution of Fr. William G. Most
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This will be a collection of interesting, thought-provoking material I have dug up today in my own library and on the Internet about this fascinating issue, preliminary to my public response to the Thomist "JS", who has provided a lengthy and thoughtful reply in private e-mail (to my previous respon... [ more - ]
Cor ad cor loquitur - - Saturday, Apr 22, 2006 - Feed - Focus
Tuesday, Apr 18, 2006
Taking a Break From This Blog Till Approximately May 8th
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May 8th is a Monday. I need to finish writing my new book, The One-Minute Apologist. There is no way to do that without simply putting in concentrated hours. So I won't be commenting much. The Open Forum is still on the front page, for misc. topics. If I am not yet done by May 8th, I may take more t... [ more - ]
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Saturday, Apr 15, 2006
Dialogue on Molinism (Speculations on How God Predestines) (vs. "JS")
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I received the following letter from a fellow Catholic and asked permission to post it and discuss the issue on this blog. He wanted to remain anonymous, and so will be known as "JS" here. His words will be in green. * * * * * Background: Catholic theologian Ludwig Ott provides a brief but very tech... [ more - ]
Cor ad cor loquitur - - Saturday, Apr 15, 2006 - Feed - Focus
Friday, Apr 14, 2006
Dialogue on Mortal & Venial Sin, Round Two (vs. Ken Temple)
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Ken Temple is a Reformed Baptist and a vigorous but congenial regular commenter on this blog. His words will be in green. He was originally responding to my post: Mortal I don't see anyone having become immortal because they were righteous." I never argued for that, Dave. That proves my point, rathe... [ more - ]
Cor ad cor loquitur - - Friday, Apr 14, 2006 - Feed - Focus

 

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