catholicism

Who are the Christians?

The video below asks whether Catholics are Christians but really, in its answer, says something much wider about who is a Christian at all, whether

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Why, tonight, we will remember the Reformation

Today we will be holding our annual Light Party (still room if you want to come!) Instead of celebrating Halloween, we concern ourselves with something

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What was at stake in the Reformation?

I regularly get asked – either by Muslims or by Catholics themselves – what are the major differences between Catholics and Protestants? Asked another way,

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Pope Francis’ call for a new translation of the Lord’s Prayer has wide theological problems

It has been reported that Pope Francis wants to change the wording of the Lord’s Prayer. Specifically, he is unhappy about the line, ‘lead us

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Purgatory steals Christ’s glory

Mike Reeves explains why purgatory is both unbiblical and steals God’s glory. At stake is no less than the value of the sacrifice of Christ

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Why do we call them ‘solas’ when they are clearly not alone?

You may well know that this year will mark the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing the 95 theses to the door of the church

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