The web-page, The Orthodox vs the Heterodox Luther , which I referenced in my last blog article, Luther's Imaginary Letter to Pope Leo J...

I have an occasional feature called, "The Quotable Sippo." It's very simple, I just let Catholic apologist Art Sippo speak for...

It's interesting how one thing leads to another. I was reading Philosophical and Practical Problems with Sola Scriptura by Philip Bloss...

It's been a while since I've visited William Webster's website, Christian Resources. I was pleasantly surprised to find that th...

On the Futility of arguing with zealous Catholics -This is a CARM post that I found interesting in this thread. I'm not sure you can vi...

I've been keeping Henry O'Connor's book Luther's Own Statements Concerning His Teaching and its Results on my desk, thumbin...

I came across a blog entry from a Roman Catholic commenting on my blog post, Who Sent the Reformers to Reform the Church . I didn't ope...

Ambrose (c. 339-97) in a sermon to his congregation: "‘The books of the heavenly Scriptures are good pastures, by which we are fed by d...

"Wherefore, Most Blessed Father, I offer myself, prostrate at the feet of Your Holiness, with all that I am and have. Bid me live, sla...

Here's a moment from the CARM Catholic board: "Have you ever heard of what happened in Germany after Luther brought out his little ...

Big fat hat tip to Truth Unites... and Divides : I read the following article by Avery Dulles earlier this year and it would seem to have a...

Do Protestants have an accepted "mythology,” of Martin Luther? Some Roman Catholics probably think Luther's many commendable attrib...

The picture: "In this example of Catholic propaganda, the Pope holds his ears while Calvin and Luther battle, with the Bible as one of ...

I recently visited the CARM discussion boards and read the following , "It has recently been claimed by a credible scholar (who is Jewi...

"The Rev. Jose Gabriel Funes, the Jesuit director of the Vatican Observatory, was quoted as saying the vastness of the universe means i...