Brief Overview The belief in the inerrancy of the Bible is often associated with Protestant theology, but Catholics also hold a high view of Scripture’s truthfulness. Catholics affirm…
Brief Overview This article examines the historical question of whether lay people were prevented from reading the Bible before modern times from a Catholic perspective. It explores the…
Brief Overview The Immaculate Conception is a Catholic doctrine stating that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was conceived without Original Sin. Many Christians share beliefs about sin and…
Brief Overview St. James the Just is often called the "brother of the Lord" in Scripture, leading some to argue he was a literal sibling of Jesus Christ.…
Brief Overview This article addresses the question of whether Catholics are saved, responding to a claim from a fundamentalist elder who asserts he can determine salvation by looking…
Brief Overview This article examines the claim that Matthew 23:35 limits the Old Testament canon to the Palestinian canon, excluding books like the Maccabees. It explores the meaning…
Brief Overview This article examines the claim that 2 Timothy 3:16–17 undermines the Catholic rejection of sola scriptura, the Protestant doctrine that Scripture alone is the sole infallible…
Brief Overview This article examines the 1993 debate between James White and Patrick Madrid on sola scriptura, the Protestant doctrine that Scripture alone is the infallible rule of…
Brief Overview This article examines whether knowledge of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew is necessary for understanding Catholic teachings and Scripture. It responds to a common critique raised in…
Brief Overview St. Jerome’s Vulgate, a Latin translation of the Bible completed in the late 4th century, became the foundational text for Catholic doctrine and practice for over…
