"This passage [in Isaiah 40] begins with God gathering his lambs in his arms (40:11) and ends with his giving strength to the faint who...

In his Church History, Eusebius cites some comments Papias made about the gospel of Mark. Those comments are often brought up in certain con...

"Let us begin [the practice of] virtue, as we have opportunity: let us portion out the virtues to ourselves, as laborers do their husba...

The Other Paul and Geoff Robinson just produced a good response to the video by Trent Horn and Suan Sonna on a Pauline papacy . Since Luke...

(See part 1 here for an explanation of what this series is about. Go to the following links for the other parts in the series: two , three ...

I've explained, in my last post and elsewhere , why passages like Matthew 16, Luke 22, and John 21 don't imply a papacy. If a papac...

Trent Horn and Suan Sonna recently produced a video responding to a parody of Catholic arguments for the papacy that I posted about a decad...

"Ye cannot, ye must not, have a more pleasant or more easy condition here, than He had, who 'through afflictions was made perfect&#...

People do it in a lot of ways. These are just some examples among others that could be mentioned:

Cameron Bertuzzi recently retweeted some comments from Josh Rasmussen on canonical issues and referred to how "this is a good [argument...

This is a major problem in apologetics, as in other contexts: "This is the age of proxy. People are not charitable, but they beg a gu...

Lydia McGrew just produced a good video on the subject . I agree with her view of the Theudas issue, which is what the video is focused on, ...

Critics of Christianity sometimes bring up the reference to how Jesus was "revealed in me" in Galatians 1:16 as evidence that Paul...

This is from a note on section 2:27 of Ernest Evans' edition of Tertullian's Against Marcion, found here . I haven't studied thi...