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catholic blogroll

• Catholic and Enjoying It
• Defensor Fidei
• Pontifications
• Blog from the Core
• The Curt Jester
• Dyspeptic Mutterings
• Apolo-Blog
• Envoy Encore
• Open Book
• Ignatius Scoop
• Ignatius Insight
• Sacramentum Vitae
• Fides, Cogitatio, Actio
• Defenders of the Catholic Faith Community
• Against the Grain
• Musings of a Pertinacious Papist
• Dappled Things
• Vivificat! A Catholic Blog of Commentary and Opinion
• The Fifth Column
• Thoughts of Apolonio Latar III
• Ressourcement ~ Restoration in Catholic Theology
• Quo Vadis
• And Then?
• In Toon With the World
• Veritas
• Sherry Weddell's writings at Catherine of Siena Institute
• CatholicManiacs
• Ecclesia et Mundus
• Laudem Gloriae
• The Lidless Eye Inquisition (contra so-called Catholic "traditionalism")
• I'm So Glad
• Crowhill.net
• Daily Scripture Readings
• Deo Omnis Gloria
• Ad Limina Apostolorum
• Catholic Friends of Israel
• My Domestic Church
• dabeenabobba's Xanga Site
• half-baked taters
• St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology
• Three Nails
• Catholic Apologetics and Sources (MANY links)




reformed protestant blogroll



• N.T. Wright Page
• Center for Cultural Leadership
• sacra doctrina
• Musings of a Reformed Catholic
• 40 Bicycles
• Pooh's Think
• Cacoethes Scribendi
• Analytic Philosophy of Religion
• Christian Philosopher Alvin Plantinga (1)
• Alvin Plantinga (2)
• JonathanEdwards.com
• Francis Schaeffer Website: The Shelter




lutheran blogroll



• Three Hierarchies
• Confessing Evangelical
• Answers in Action
• Lutheran Writings: Project Wittenberg
• Dietrich Bonhoeffer Page
• Kierkegaard on the Internet




anglican / misc. protestant blogroll



• Ithilien (Moderately Traditional Anglican)
• Tekton Apologetics Ministries
• Orations (Traditional Anglican)
• Touchstone Magazine: Mere Comments
• dangerous idea
• Christian Book Reviews (Traditional Anglican)
• Labarum (Traditional Anglican)
• Apologist and Philosopher William Lane Craig
• Apologist Norman Geisler
• The Academy of Christian Apologetics
• Leadership University: Apologetics
• Baxter Institute
• Scripture Thoughts
• Cornerstone Magazine
• Journal of Theology & Philosophy: Quodlibet
• Project Gutenberg
• Break Point
• Christianity Today Weblog
• Christian Research Institute (founded by Walter Martin)
• CADRE Apologetics




discussion


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Thoughts on Amiable and Constructive Dialogue

Where there is much desire to learn, there of necessity will be much arguing, much writing, many opinions; for opinion in good men is but knowledge in the making. --- John Milton

I keep coming back here, because conversation at other Catholic-Protestant discussion blogs tends to get venomously anti-Catholic [with] ad hominem attacks on anyone who doesn't agree with the blogmaster and his pool of apparatchiks, whether the dissenter is Catholic OR Protestant. Cor ad cor loquitur is something of an internet anomaly: we engage in virtually ANY discussion without being censored and yet still manage for it not to get profane, something I rarely (if ever) see anywhere else on the net. --- "Jon" (Catholic)

I find your site very refreshing and very informative . . . It's nice to find people who realize that being ecumenical doesn't mean ignoring important differences in doctrine, but rather means celebrating all that we have in common, while holding fast to all dogma. Your defenses of Catholicism are very well-written and very thought-provoking. --- Baptist seminary student



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To the best of my knowledge, all of my theological writing is "orthodox" and not contrary to the official dogmatic and magisterial teaching of the Catholic Church. In the event of any (unintentional) doctrinal or moral error on my part having been undeniably demonstrated to be contrary to the Sacred Tradition of the Catholic Church, I will gladly and wholeheartedly submit to the authority and wisdom of the Church (Matthew 28:18-20; 1 Timothy 3:15).



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All material contained herein is written by Dave Armstrong (all rights reserved) unless otherwise noted. Please retain full copyright, URL, and author information when downloading and/or forwarding this material to others. This information is intended for educational, spiritual enrichment, recreational, non-profit purposes only, and is not to be exchanged for monetary compensation under any circumstances (Exodus 20:15-16).



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E-Mail Address: erasmus (at) ic.net

Unfortunately, I am unable to answer any "apologetic question" letters (and frequently I am unable to answer at all, due to time limitations). I provide this address mainly so that I am not "inaccessible". I try to read all letters, but I can only answer a tiny amount at best (I can't spend hours and hours with correspondence, with no income produced; I have to work on the side to be able to do my apologetics ministry at all). My website is designed to cover most questions on Catholic apologetics. For personal assistance and pastoral questions (apologetic or otherwise), I highly recommend either Catholic Answers (619-387-7200: San Diego) or the Coming Home Network (800-664-5110).