ARTICLES & OPINIONS

The proposition that what unites is greater than what divides is an illusion. We must turn our iceberg picture around: social-political differences are the bulk, while identifying as Christians is the visible bit, and sadly, all that we have in common. We are two separate species altogether, visibly mistaken for one another by the identity we both profess. We are confronted with the fact that, while we can share a sidewalk, we can no longer share a harvest. We are not even in

Explore the logical fallacies of sola scriptura through the lens of a former evangelical teacher and seminary graduate, who found theological peace in the Catholic Church. Discover why the "Bible alone" model leads to a "magisterium of one" and why the Catholic Magisterium is the essential "floor" for Christian unity and truth.

This piece confronts a present-day myth, popularized by sensationalist fiction, online polemics, and certain strands of anti-Catholic theology, that claims that the Roman Emperor Constantine fundamentally corrupted and paganized Christianity in the fourth century.

As younger evangelicals grow disillusioned with consumer-driven faith and shallow worship, many are discovering the Catholic Church—not as the caricature they were warned about, but as a deeply rooted, coherent, and spiritually rich tradition. This article explores why so many are crossing the Tiber, and what their journey says about the shifting landscape of American Christianity.