Category: Roman Catholicism

• Christian Humanism – A Panacea for the Russian Condition?

  In his editorial, In the Power of Murky Intuition, Autocratic Russia is Losing the Instinct of Self-Preservation (https://wordpress.com/read/feeds/125354824/posts/4359682819 for my translation), Russian intellectual Aleksandr Tsipko addresses Russia’s propensity, because of its authoritarian power structure, to “eternally intrud[e] into the world of the unpredictable.” This tendency, he argues, is based on an autocratic leader’s irrational intuition,…

  Labhrais O’Coileain

  November 12, 2022

  Bible, christian humanism, Christianity, Church, Geopolitics, Hebrew, history, Reformation, Roman Catholicism, Russia, Russian Orthodoxy, Uncategorized, Western civilization

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• One Holy Catholic Church – Not!

  This post is the result of having just read two volumes that offer convincing arguments against the quasi-ecclesiastical organization (this nomenclature is mine and should not be attributed to the authors) called the Roman Catholic Church: A Primer On Roman Catholicism by John Gerstner; and, Evangelical Answers: A Critique of Current Roman Catholic Apologists by…

  Labhrais O’Coileain

  October 14, 2022

  Bible, book review, Christianity, Church, ekklesia, Greek, Martin Luther, Reformation, Roman Catholicism, Tyndale

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