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By first capturing the imagination and defining the heroes of a
culture through fiction and entertainment, and then translating that
success through the various media outlets to propagate the message, a
whole civilization can be moved. Controlling the mythology and
the media, therefore, is the only viable and far-reaching strategy for
taking our culture back and restoring Christian civilization.

In this article, Mark Bonocore explains the difference between
the form and the substance of the Holy Eucharist.

In this article, Mark Bonocore shares the Catholic understanding
of transubstantiation.


Frank Jerry has picked out a new Catholic Apologetic concerning
the Eucharist in John 6.


Visting apologist Timothy Ouellette refutes a false and
anti-incarnational understanding of Titus 3:4-7. A short but
excellent rebuttal.


Is it correct and Apostolic to baptize infants and children
before the age of reason? Mark Bonocore tells us the answer.

Using Scripture and the Church Fathers, Mark Bonocore dispenses
with Fundamentalist reductionism of Christianity. Christians do
indeed need the Church for the forgiveness of sins.



Mark Bonocore dispenses with some liberal interpretations regarding
arguments for female ministers.

Mark Bonocore serves up a concise but devastating piece for those
Christians who deny the sacramental nature of baptismal regeneration. With
the appeal to only a few scriptures and his rather penetrating insight, Mark
shows how the objections to water baptism are indeed rather shallow.
The Eucharist is one Catholic belief not easily understood even
by Catholics. This article explains briefly what and why Catholics
believe in the Eucharist.


All "Bible only" Christians deny the ministerial priesthood
because it is not mentioned in the New Testament. This article
shows that we have scriptural support of the ministerial priesthood
from the Old Testament.

In this paper, John Pacheco offer a few reasons why the
Church does not ordain women to the priesthood. It is one
of the most misunderstood issues in the Church and in society. To
the modernists, it is the last bastion of male patriarchy that must
be defeated; to the orthodox,it is the last untouched pillar which
preserves the faith. It is not just a matter of a distorted
and perverted "equality" issue in the Church, but impacts on
the very essence of Catholicity, impressing on the Church's theology
as well.


Some Christians think that the only valid form of baptism
is by immersion. Yet, the evidence suggests otherwise.




A sober accounting of Bucer and Cranmer's destruction of
the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the disastrous effects on the
liturgy in the Anglican communion.
Learn the correct understanding of the term "born again" so
that next time your Evangelical friend asks if you've been "born again", you
can pull out your baptismal certificate to prove it.






