Mormonism and The Apostasy
I’ve posted a few links to Soul Device articles recently, so I thought I’d do another. I’d like to invite you to check out the great article about the Mormonism and the Great Apostasy:
"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine
I’ve posted a few links to Soul Device articles recently, so I thought I’d do another. I’d like to invite you to check out the great article about the Mormonism and the Great Apostasy:
As a follow-up to my post earlier this week, here’s Soul Device‘s take on “Arguing with Catholics”:
If you’ve ever spoken to Jehovah Witnesses, you’ve inevitably run up against the interesting translation choices of their translation of the Bible, the New World Translation (NWT). Douglas from Soul Device discusses how to dialogue with Jehovah Witnesses using this translation…
I’ve posted quite a few links to Soul Device over the years. It’s probably one of my favourite apologetics sites. Here is the story of blog’s author, Douglas, and his conversion to Catholicism:
I wanted to share a recent post from Soul Device on the canon of the Bible and the subject of tradition:
As you may have noticed, I’m doing a bunch of posts at the moment about infant baptism. One issue I’m not going to address in this series is the question of the mode of baptism: immersion, pouring etc.
Fortunately, Doug Beaumont over at Soul Device has just released a post on that very subject:
In my random atheist encounter last weekend we spent some time talking about faith and science. I spoke about the limits of science (the material world) and the philosophical presuppositions which science must assume to be true:
1. A world outside our minds must exist
2. We must be able to attain true knowledge of this world
3. Logic must be operable
4. Our sense must give us trustworthy data
5. Nature must be orderly and constant
(I didn’t make up this list, I read it a while ago on Soul Device)