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Dr. Norman Geisler responds to the “Story of Suzie”

Posted by David Mendez in Apologetics, Culture Watch, Dangerous Ideas, Philosophy on 21 Jan 2011 | 1 Comment

From The Christian Post An atheist known for satirical videos on Christianity recently released an update to “The Story of Suzie” video, which depicts Christians as delusional for praying to God for help amid tragedies. The animated video features a devout religious character named Suzie who sees divine love and intervention everywhere while the narrator suggests…

Aquinas and Sacred Teaching

Posted by David Mendez in Uncategorized on 27 May 2009 | No comments

James Miguez over at the Thomism list on Yahoo posted an excellent article on Aquinas’ view on why Christ, the living revelation, never wrote this revelation down. Aquinas understood himself to be a “Catholicae veritatis doctor,” (preface, STh I) that is a teacher or doctor of Catholic truth. This truth is founded upon the teaching…

Excerpt: Third Article: Whether In Christ There Was Faith

Posted by David Mendez in Uncategorized on 15 Sep 2007 | No comments

CHRIST THE SAVIOR Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange A Study of the Third Part of The Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas The general opinion of theologians is that Christ did not have faith. Such is theopinion of St. Thomas. The reason given in the counterargument does not absolutely prove this assertion, for the words of Peter quoted here,…