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The Church’s Favorite Heresy

Every era has its favorite heresy. And every heresy originated in bad philosophy coming from outside the Church. The most dangerous heresy of the early Church was Arianism, which taught that Jesus is less than fully God. It was inspired by Greek philosophy, whose gods did not get involved in this messy world. So Jesus,…

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The End of the Natural Law “Renaissance”

Natural Law & the Secular Mythos: What Has Been Left “Unsaid” in Current Debates in Natural Law. By Gregory Morgan. New York: T&T Clark, 2025. 280 pp. $115 (hardback), $39.95 (paper). The promise of a broad moral consensus founded on Christian natural law principles—said to be universally accessible, irrespective of one’s religious commitments or lack…

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Nothing to Fear

Nothing to fear, but fear itself –Until it calls your name.It creeps in silent, masked in stealth,Then fills your heart with shame.It twists your thoughts till all you see –A ghost that points his blame.The ghost speaks soft of those who’ve shined, Of ones you see stand tall – Their light so bright that you’re…

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