Category Archives: The Catholic Dialogues

Birth Control Part Deux: Abortion

Posted on May 3, 2012 by C_Lambeth

I recently posted a topic-starter in the “catholic Dialogs” devoted to the issue of conception control and why Catholics and Protestants have different motivations and methods in the practice. In a moment of carelessness, I mentioned that in the case … Continue reading →

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The catholic Dialogs Continued: Birth Control

Posted on April 30, 2012 by C_Lambeth

The participants in these threads do not represent all of those who share our respective Christian traditions, but we are speaking from our own experiences, convictions and understandings on a host of issues. At present, this entry is devoted to … Continue reading →

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The catholic Dialogues

Posted on May 27, 2011 by C_Lambeth

The word “catholic,” with an intentional lower-case “c” has long been paired with the idea of universal Christianity, not in the sense of “universalism” whereby all paths lead to the same destination, but rather as a legitimate follower of Jesus … Continue reading →

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