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Read more about The Great Refutation to Atheism -Professor Kenesis
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The Great Refutation to Atheism -Professor Kenesis

Nov 21, 2025
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In this book I will go over the crucial details to debunk atheism. This book is for questioning christians, questioning atheists or even just for pure education for both christians and atheists.
Read more about The Change in Notre Dame and the Consequences
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The Change in Notre Dame and the Consequences

Nov 21, 2025
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The issue of the University of Notre Dame speaks to a larger issue with Catholic education in the United States. A nominalist approach- abstract ideas being reduced to names and slogans- and increasing conformity to the world.
Read more about Cartography of Temperance in the Dystopia of Habit — The Key to Youtopia
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Cartography of Temperance in the Dystopia of Habit — The Key to Youtopia

Nov 20, 2025
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Addiction is a linguistic trap as much as a chemical one. This entry explores the "oxymoron" of the addict's logic—where destruction feels like safety, and sobriety feels like anthema. It documents the cycle of "apostasy" (falling off the wagon) and the terrifying realization that sobriety requires the one thing the assassin fears most: self-actualization.
Read more about Liturgical Relativism: Holding hands during Mass and Liturgical Dancing
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Liturgical Relativism: Holding hands during Mass and Liturgical Dancing

Nov 20, 2025
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Liturgical relativism is definitely concerning. The orans posture and holding hands from the faithful and laity and liturgical dancing. Both have been condemned since 1975 with the issuance of Notitiae 11. They are not in the rubrics and most of all: not reverent.
Read more about St. Augustine of Hippo: Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the Magisterium
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St. Augustine of Hippo: Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the Magisterium

Nov 20, 2025
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St. Augustine of Hippo wrote about the importance of Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the authority of the Church, which would later be known as the teaching authority of the Magisterium. His writings expressed the defense of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition that forms the deposit of faith, which is unchanging, objective, fundamental, and infallible. Sacred Tradition derives from apostolic authority and apostolic succession, and Christ passed down His authority to His apostles. I will go over each of St. Augustine’s works and put them in perspective.
Read more about Forgotten Dreams: Beginnings
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Forgotten Dreams: Beginnings

Nov 19, 2025
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Forgotten dreams may seem like an odd beginning, but it feels right for this space and season of my life.
Read more about Pope Paul III: What did the Council of Trent teach on Original Sin?
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Pope Paul III: What did the Council of Trent teach on Original Sin?

Nov 13, 2025
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In 1545, Pope Paul III convened the Council of Trent. It lasted from 1545 to 1563. During the fifth session, the topic addressed original sin. The sixth session briefly addressed it. At the time, the Protestant Reformation was happening, notably by Martin Luther with Lutheranism, John Calvin with Calvinism, and Thomas Cranmer with Anglicanism. Regarding original sin, the fifth session of the Council of Trent issued five anathemas. Now, Fr. John Hardon defined an anathema as “Solemn condemnation, of biblical origin, used by the Church to declare that some position or teaching contradicts Catholic faith and doctrine.”
Read more about Fr. Gabriele Amorth: Being faithful to God's laws and Christ as Our Savior
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Fr. Gabriele Amorth: Being faithful to God's laws and Christ as Our Savior

Nov 12, 2025
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"An Exorcist Explains the Demonic: The Antics of Satan and His Army of Fallen Angels" by Fr. Gabriele Amorth.
Read more about Saoira Backstory: Chapter one (Not revised AH)
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Saoira Backstory: Chapter one (Not revised AH)

Nov 10, 2025
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If you read burning plans, then this is a character from within that story, Saoira. I decided I wanted to make a backstory for them since they’re like basically the main character. I tried my hardest to write from inside their head and from when they were younger, so this is them around age 10 to 12/13. Also, there was that I thing that makes the words slanted in my doc that I was writing it originally, but when I pasted it in here, it did not keep any of those and I’m too lazy to fix it so. HOPE YOU ENJOY!!! lolz (I need to revise but I know I shouldn’t do it until like I actually finish writing the main like everything and then I should go to the editing stage but my OCD… UGHHHHH)
Read more about My Reaction to Mater Populi Fidelis
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My Reaction to Mater Populi Fidelis

Nov 08, 2025
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I read through Mater Populi Fidelis. Overall, it is a solid document. Since the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith issued the document and with the Pope's approval, in accordance with Donum Veritatis 18, it would fall in the Ordinary Magisterium and fall "in forma communi."
Read more about Psalm 91 - The Attentiveness of The LORD
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Psalm 91 - The Attentiveness of The LORD

Oct 31, 2025
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We abide in God through hearing, believing in and seeking His voice and presence. This dependence results in divine protection, peace, and victory over every danger—spiritual, physical, and emotional. His love, care and attentiveness towards us is unmatched in any other relationship.
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What is Buddhism?

Oct 29, 2025
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Buddhism is the fourth-largest world religion. Buddhism can be summarized by its "three jewels:" the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha.
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Patiently(or not so patiently) waiting

Oct 23, 2025
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When you have kids impatiently waiting, you start to think. We parents think we have the perfect timing for our kids- God is the same.
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On the Death of My Mom

Oct 17, 2025
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In a few days it'll be six months exactly since my mother's untimely death. I wrote some of my thoughts on the faith and resilience I learned from her.
Read more about The Visitation
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The Visitation

Oct 15, 2025
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A dear friend of mine gifted me a beautiful short book, 'An Archangels Prophecy', and I have done some reflections on a few quotes that spoke to me- I hope it speaks to you too :) Thank you to my friend, too, incredibly thoughtful gift that warmed my heart.
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Division

Oct 13, 2025
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As a writer, once and a while I like to express my point of view. I'm a fiction writer, this note is about my view.
Read more about The Wall, the Court, and the Crucible: A Narrative of American Religious Liberty
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The Wall, the Court, and the Crucible: A Narrative of American Religious Liberty

Oct 13, 2025
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The separation of church and state, a principle often invoked as a fixed and inviolable pillar of American democracy, is in reality a concept built on dynamic tension and constant reinterpretation. To truly understand this complex boundary, one must begin at its foundation, recognizing that the uniquely American formulation of separation was born from both theological conviction and pragmatic political necessity. For over 150 years, the meaning of this wall remained largely a matter of state interpretation, but that changed after World War II. Here I perform a journey throught the legal and practical consequences of misinterpretation of such a delicate mater.
Read more about The Four Fires — The Jagged Mountains
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The Four Fires — The Jagged Mountains

Oct 12, 2025
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The seas turned to blood — The moon red — The stars falling like raging missiles of death — A void filled sky — Dark hellfire, Flame of black.
Read more about The Four Fires — The Eternal Stratus
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The Four Fires — The Eternal Stratus

Oct 12, 2025
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On a dreary day full of rain — When you're stuck in an abyss of pain — In a cycle of undying shame — Remember His sacrifice — His blood shed for our pain. Beautiful chastisement
Read more about The Legacy of Charlie Kirk
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The Legacy of Charlie Kirk

Oct 11, 2025
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God bless Charlie. God bless the USA. 🇺🇸 ✝️ John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal Life.”