Donald J. Trump, the 45th president of the United States, now holds the rare distinction of also being the 47th. As a conservate Catholic, Trump’s victory provides me with hope that most Americans (as Trump won the popular vote) do not buying into the Leftist narrative that Trump (and conservates in general) represent American bigotry, racism, and fascism. That the Harris campaign turned to this rhetoric during the final days shows how desperate Democrats were to win in 2024. By... Read more
In 1532, former Catholic monk Martin Luther made the following claim regarding the Protestant doctrine known as faith alone (sola fide) in his commentary on Psalm 130:4: When it stands by this article, the church stands, when [this article] falls the church falls. To anyone well versed in the Scriptures, this statement of the Church standing or falling brings up Jesus’ promise to His disciples in Matthew 16:18: And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock, I... Read more
Recently, I wrote a couple of articles expressing my views on politics and abortion. Specifically, how Vice President Kamala Harris’ extreme views on abortion bar all faithful Christians, Catholics or not, from voting for her. Whereas the seamless garment argument may apply to Democrats of the past, it no longer applies to Democrats in the present. Furthermore, for faithful Catholics, the United States Conference of Bishops released an official statement advising US Catholic voters to Protect Children in Law and... Read more
Guest writer: Pilgrim. Introduction Since the beginning of the war in Gaza, Israel and the Vatican have been at odds. Israel has objected to what it sees as the Vatican’s false moral equivalence between terrorist aggression and Israel’s right to self-defence. The Vatican has complained of a “disproportionate” Israeli response which puts innocents at risk and threatens to ignite a wider regional or even global conflagration. Pope Francis wrote to the Jewish population of Israel in February 2024 condemning all forms... Read more
As I write this, less than twenty-three days remain until election day. The polls appear closer than ever between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump. In my last article, I shared the statement from USCCB regarding the upcoming election and offered some needed guidance on how faithful Catholics ought to vote. For this article, I address those Catholics who would attempt an appeal to the seamless garment to justify voting for candidates who support abortion and... Read more
In anticipation of the coming election in November and October’s Respect Life Month, the chairman of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, Bishop Michael F. Burbidge, released a much-needed statement. In the statement, the bishop provides US Catholics with council and catechesis in preparation for elections held on November 5th. In ten states, abortion appears on the ballet. Catholics (and other Christians) WILL determine the destiny of countless unborn human lives. Furthermore, at the national level, abortion also takes centerstage... Read more
For the month of September, The Latin Right tried something new. Reformed Baptist Eric Luppold and I agreed to participate in a series of written exchanges. The topic chosen was Authority in the Christian Life Eric defended the Protestant position commonly referred to as sola scriptura. I defended the Catholic position. The Format Followed: Each writer presented an opening statement of up to 2,000 words. After the posting of both opening statements, each writer replied to the opening statements with... Read more
Again, thanks to Eric for taking the time to discuss this important topic with me. In closing out our dialogue, I need to make things perfectly clear regarding what I did not argue for or against. I did not argue that a correct biblical interpretation is impossible. A proper hermeneutic and the Holy Spirit can provide an individual with a correct understanding of the Bible. Furthermore, I did not argue that the Pope maintains infallibility in all his biblical interpretations,... Read more
Considering the upcoming Second Session on the Synod of Synodality, Fr. James Martin, SJ., decided to exercise the Synod’s challenge to “listen” by spending some time listening to critical delegates of the LGBTQ lifestyle within the Synod of Synodality. He recently wrote about his experiences in America, a magazine he acts as the editor. Unfortunately, the article appears behind a paywall, so if you do not pay, you cannot read it. For this article, I examine Fr. Martin’s responses to... Read more
Guest writer: Eric Luppold Introduction I want to first say thank you to Dennis for inviting me here to debate. Our discussion has been rigorous, but I think that we have made some great progress and have done so in a gracious and respectful manner. My intent now is to summarize what I believe to be the key issues and to try to tie up any loose ends, including answering any final questions that Dennis had for me. Principles of... Read more
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