Why I Don't Recommend Contemporary Catholic Apologists

I received in my email from Verbum a link to Joseph Herchmeyer's How Hard Is It to Commit a Mortal Sin. (June from Catholic Answers) This became an inspiration for my article published in July: Why I Don't Recommend Contemporary Apologists which focuses on why I take a different tack than many of these Catholic apologists who focus on turning from sin. My premise is turning closer to Christ will lead us not away from sin by default.

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DMB

Very nice article. And a welcome to the forum! Plus you mentioned St John Vianney .... our local church named in honor. Nice.

Don Awalt

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MJ. Smith

My premise is turning closer to Christ will lead us not away from sin by default.

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