Category Archives: theology

Again I’m opening up this blog to questions from readers on any topic in Catholic theology, especially those topics I’ve discussed in my writings. Please try to keep questions short and to the point.

Again I’m opening up this blog to questions from readers on any topic in Catholic theology, especially those topics I’ve discussed in my writings. Please try to keep questions short and to the point.

Catholic Answers apologetics ministry has recently begun an “Emergency Appeal” for donations. Some persons online have commented that these donations will go, in part, to pay rather large salaries for some of the top people at Catholic Answers, including Jimmy … Continue reading →

The angels were tested by God, a very long time ago, to give them an opportunity to enter the Heaven of the heavens, with the Beatific Vision of God. They were shown God’s plan for the future, and asked to … Continue reading →

I am currently working on a couple of book projects. I’m revising my book: “The Bible and the Future of the World”. This year I’ve been revising a number of my eschatology books and booklets with my latest thinking on … Continue reading →

I’m opening up this post to general questions on Catholic theology, including topics of faith, morals, and salvation. Also, readers may ask me questions on any of my writings in theology, including eschatology (the end times).

Several of my books are now available in print (paperback) that previously were only available in Kindle format: Roman Catholic Marital Sexual Ethics Noah’s Flood: Literal or Figurative? The Secrets of La Salette and the End Times (2013 edition) On … Continue reading →

* the election of Hassan Rouhani (see my previous post) * numerous clear indications that Pope Francis intends to reform the Church (this effort will trigger the great apostasy) * widespread rejection by Catholics of the teaching authority of the … Continue reading →

This past weekend, I updated the Kindle version of my Bible translation, The Catholic Public Domain Version available at Amazon.com. This latest file has the same exact text as before, but with the latest typographical errors corrected. It also has … Continue reading →

When any theological question or controversy arises, certain conservative bloggers and authors put forward the conservative position as if it were necessarily the correct Catholic position. I consider myself to be a conservative Catholic, yet my position on some theological … Continue reading →