I was in my dorm preparing to head off to one of my classes when I heard my friend excitedly yelling “the smoke is white! The smoke is white!” My friends were streaming live news straight from Rome. The whole hall was in a celebratory uproar as the smoke pouring out from atop the Sistine…
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If Mary never sinned, then why does she refer to God as her savior?
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We get the word apologetics from a Greek root apologia, meaning apology.1 But the way it’s used is vastly different from our English meaning of the word. Afterall, in modern day English, an apology is an expression of regret and sorrow for one’s actions. But the apology in apologetics is different.
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Catholics teach that Mary never sinned. Yet there are verses in scripture that seem to teach otherwise. Which is right?
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Have you ever heard someone claim that Jesus’ mother, Mary, never sinned? It’s a radical claim. But have you ever wondered why Catholics believe this about Mary?
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Many people approach the Old and New Testaments of the Bible looking for a resemblance. Yet sometimes people struggle to see how the two connect.
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If everything in the created world has a creator, then who created God?
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Why do Catholics believe that Mary never sinned? Does the Bible support this teaching?
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I remember the first time I ever heard Matthew 23:9. I was shocked. “And do not call anyone on earth ‘father,’ for you have one Father, and he is in heaven” (Matt 23:9).
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When I was young, I used to pray for my future wife. I didn’t know who she was, but I knew she was out there, and God knew who she was. God knew who I would choose someday, and He knew who I was praying for, even when I didn’t.
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On This Rock Apologetics 