The right and the not so right in the open letter accusing Pope Francis of heresy
The letter overstates things in its main charge and makes some bad arguments, but that it also makes many correct and important points.
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Dr. Edward Feser
Why Archbishop Viganò is almost certainly telling the truth
There are five considerations. The first is the deafening silence of Pope Francis.
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Christian philosophers revile Christian philosopher for advocating Christianity
Is your head spinning yet?
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Is Islamophilia binding Catholic doctrine?
Determining what counts as 'authentic Islam' is in no way a part of the Church’s task of handing on or interpreting the deposit of faith.
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When popes can be wrong: breaking down the degrees of papal authority
Catholics recognize five different categories of statements by the Church's teaching authority. Here they are.
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Can the Pope change doctrine? It’s time for some clarity on papal infallibility
Catholic doctrine on the teaching authority of the pope is pretty clear, but lots of people badly misunderstand it.
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Papal errors of the past show the ridiculousness of ‘spin-doctoring’ the pope
The first part of an in-depth essay on 'papal fallibility.'
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