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Daniel KeeranU.S.
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I can answer most questions about Catholicism, especially those pertaining to historical theology and church history. | |
George A. Card,sfo, M.IU.S.
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I am willing to attempt to answer any question. If I don’t know the answer, I will look-up or pass the question on to friends for feed back. Beside Catholicism (especially the social/moral and the Eastern rites), I am well read on Mormonism and so-called Modern Christian Fundamentalism. Also I study Franciscan History as means of growing in my lay Franciscan calling to holiness in Christ. | |
Michael Clark, Ph.D.Canada
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I'm a progressive Catholic--not a liberal, conservative nor a single-minded critic of Catholicism. I simply believe that adults in the 21C should use the mind God gave them and not just repeat ancient and medieval modes of thinking. I can probably help with questions that intelligently and respectfully question those aspects of Catholicism that are not infallible. But if you're looking for someone to vigorously defend or perhaps refute Catholicism as a whole, that's not me. So please ask another expert. |
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Father Dave BechtelU.S.
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I am a Catholic priest in good standing. I am from the Diocese of Scranton PA. I can answer most any questions on the Catholic Faith accurately. My specific area of study is Systamatic/Dogmatic Theology. One of my interests specifically is on the differences between Catholics and Protestants. If you have general questions about the Catholic Faith/issues pertaining to the Catholic Faith, or on Catholic/Protestant issues I feel more then able to answer your questions. | |
MarcoItaly
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I am a catholic physicist and I am married with four children. I can give a scientific proof of the existence of the soul. I am very interested in the following issues: faith and science, rational proof of the existence of God, christianity versus other religions, the Bible, protestantism versus catholicism, miracles. Probably you will find interesting my answers to questions such as: "How can I know that God exist?", "How can I know that catholicism is the true religion?", "Why does evil exist?", "Who created evil?", "Why does Hell exist?", "Why did Jesus have to suffer on the Cross?" , "If God knows everything, why did He create those souls who go to Hell?" | |
Charlie BreedingU.S.
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I can answer questions like, "Help me reconcile the Catholic Church to Protestant religions" or "Help me understand some of the staunch, unbendable rules that the Vatican asks Catholics to keep" or "How must the Church reconcile other religions or religious beliefs" and more... | |
Donald HigbyU.S.
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Most any question about Catholic teachings, the structure of the Church, issues related to Catholic teachings on sexuality and marriage; I also know a lot about biblical foundations for Catholic teaching, and apologetics. As a scientist and a deacon, I am conversant with the dialogue between science and religion. | |
Fr. MichaelU.S.
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A traditional Catholic priest, who provides forthright answers to questions FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF TRADITIONAL CATHOLICISM (not the New Order) on topics pertaining to TRADITIONAL Roman Catholicism, including theology, the Bible, Church history, the Latin language, liturgy (especially the Traditional Latin Mass), and music (especially Gregorian chant), and current events in the Catholic Church. | |
Edward BodeU.S.
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Catholic dogma, especially as related to Scripture. I have a doctorate in biblical theology [University of St. Thomas, Rome]. I do not answer questions concerning personal moral situations -- ones dealing with right and wrong [sin]. | |
Griff RubyU.S.
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I focus on the "why" and "how" questions of the Faith and one`s need for the Church to overcome sin, live the life God wishes us, and to become what God wants us to be. I seek to provide insight and information such that you are then able to see for yourself the answer to your questions. |
Recent Answers
2012-02-08 limbo:
Juvie, Thanks for your question. When people say 'limbo,' they can mean a few things: - Wikipedia says, "In the theology of the Catholic Church, Limbo (Latin limbus, edge or boundary, referring to
2012-02-07 Moral Teaching on Fertility Testing:
There is a method for testing that the church approves -- it is to have sexual intercourse using a condom with a few holes in it. There are enough sperm left in the condom to study fertility. Most dioceses
2012-02-07 Litany:
Peace Public Litanies- Litanies approved by the Holy See for use in public worship. Private Litanies- Litanies not approved by the Holy See for use in public worship. There are a number of Eastern
2012-02-07 State of Grace:
Every step towards grace is pleasing to God, just as every step away from grace makes God very sad. So often people think in terms of being "good enough" as if it were about passing some threshold, but
2012-02-07 Help Please...:
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