Category Archives: commentary

The Unitive Meaning and Contraception over at Catholicism.io

The book “Self-Gift” is theologian Janet E. Smith’s love letter to abortifacient contraception. The book discusses “infertility-causing hormones” and “contracepting hormones” never mentioning that chemical contraceptives are abortifacients. Smith utterly fails to take the deaths of innocent prenatals into account … Continue reading →

From the Theology Q and A post: Jonathan: Aquinas argues that once an individual has reached the age of reason he is either in a state of sanctifying grace or mortal sin. There isn’t a single second that passes by … Continue reading →

See my Main article at Catholicism.io In summary, most priest abusers — I would expect from my work with abused children (many years ago) — are not gay. They are heterosexual men who, like all abusers, are treating their victims … Continue reading →

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Yesterday, I launched a new website: Catholicism.io The site will focus on 4 key subject areas: 1. Theology of the body 2. Sexual ethics 3. Salvation 4. Church teaching One of the main purposes of Catholicism.io is to argue against … Continue reading →

Ask a question on a topic in Catholic theology.

Universalism On one extreme, we have Catholics who claim that we may “reasonably hope” that “perhaps” all human person will eventually go to Heaven. This claim directly contradicts the teaching of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition that many souls go … Continue reading →

Ask a question on a topic in Catholic theology.

Ask a question on a topic in Catholic theology.

1. Restricting the definition of contraception, as an intrinsically evil act, to its use in marriage. 2. Permitting abortifacient contraception for a medical purpose, despite the deaths of innocent prenatals. 3. Justifying unnatural sexual acts in marriage. 4. Promoting the … Continue reading →