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Tag: epistemology
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In discussing the possibly of the Church's ordaining of women to the priesthood, I generally like to note that the Church's teaching is infallible, and that it cannot be changed. For me as a Catholic, this means that the teaching is decisive, authoritative, binding (both to my intellect and my will), and final. One tactic which I have noticed increasingly is the insistence that the teaching is not infallible--this even by some Catholics who presumably do accept that the Church can teaching infal... Read More
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But sanctify the Lord Christ in your hearts, being ready always to satisfy every one that asketh you a reason of that hope which is in you. But with modesty and fear, having a good conscience: that whereas they speak evil of you, they... Read More
Near the end of our recent trip to Oregon, Rebecca and I stopped in to visit with my elderly great-grandfather. My great-grandmother, his wife of 72 years, had passed away earlier this year, and he was still very much grieving the loss. At the same time, he was quite convinced that the end of his life on earth was near (he is, after all, 93 years old); this, couple with his limited ability to do much else has left him to reflect on the state of his soul, and also on what it is he really believes... Read More
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