Catholicnick

I am not sure if anyone has talked about this, but I think I have discovered (at least to my knowledge) the "true identity" of the Nephilim famously mentioned in Genesis 6. The long-standing debate on Genesis 6:1-8 is whether the "Sons of God" are fallen angels who mated with women or if the "Sons of God" are the godly lineage of Seth mentioned in Genesis 5. Those who hold to a ...

The most common objection that Protestants use against Catholics for venerating images of God and of the Saints is for Protestants to appeal to the Ten Commandments [1], specifically the 2nd Commandment (Exodus 20:4-5), which seems to plainly prohibit the making and venerating of any religious images. While this Biblical appeal might seem to be an open and shut, slam dunk agains...

There is a common claim by Protestants arguing that Justification is strictly a "forensic" matter whereby all the saving actions taking place during Justification occurs entirely external to us. Protestants make this bold claim in order to undermine the Catholic claim that Justification consists primarily in an inward transformation within your soul. A good way for Catholics to ...