Catholic and Protestant Apologetics
In Spiderman III, I trace Christian
themes in the Spiderman franchise.
In
A Severe Mercy, I reflect on the execution of Saddam Hussein.
In
The Gospel of Desire, I talk about the fate of the "heathen
in Africa" like Samuel Morris.
In A State Interest in Civil Unions,
I make a secular case for procreative marriage.
In Interview with an Isolationist, we
see some of the fruit of ignorance.
In
Can any Good come from Harry Potter, I discuss the degree to
which the image of God is "effaced but not erased".
In
Life Purpose for the Skeptical Geek, I propose an experimental
theology.
In
Let the Dolphins Die with Dignity, we see that Terri
Schiavo was not the only one.
In A Modest Proposal,
I give my input for the 2003 Episcopal General Convention
In An Interview with a Young Girl,
we get to see how well a "Charismatic Bible Church" is doing
at passing on the Gospel to the next generation.
In An Interview with an Elder,
Stuart Gathman gets a candid view of what "Bible Christians" really
believe.
In An Interview with the Pastor,
Stuart Gathman does a reality check on our blithe discussions of "What Baptists
Believe".
In A visit with the Mormons,
Stuart looks for the core issues dividing Christians and Mormons.
What are these guys talking about?
The consensus was that Michael Horton defended Protestant Theology OK,
but was woefully ignorant of Catholic teaching.
The War on Terrorism
A big topic in recent days is whether President Bush was correct
when he said that Islam is a religion of peace.