I am a former Catholic who transitioned to atheism over 2010-2012. This blog is to share my reasons for that transition, as well as my journey as I continue to learn ever more and more about ...well, everything! Ok, only everything that interests me. I have finite time, after all.
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-ninth episode of The Journey Home is titled “Dr. Scott Hahn: A Presbyterian Minister Who Became A Catholic” and aired May 15, 1998. It can be viewed online here. Dr. Scott Hahn is one of the most famous Catholic converts. Unfortunately … More Dr. Scott Hahn: A Presbyterian Minister Who Became A Catholic
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-eighth episode of The Journey Home is titled “Dr. Kenneth Howell: A Presbyterian Minister Who Is Now Catholic Discusses Redemptive Suffering” and aired May 8, 1998. It can be viewed online here. As the title indicates, this episode is largely about … More Dr. Kenneth Howell: A Presbyterian Minister Who Is Now Catholic Discusses Redemptive Suffering
Surely today will go down in history. Today, as I’m sure you’ve heard by now, the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled in favor of legalizing same sex marriage country-wide, all 50 states. According to the Mother Jones article on this event, Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the following in the majority decision: No … More June 26, 2015: The Day Love Won
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-seventh episode of The Journey Home is titled “Dr. Mark Miravalle: A Life-long Catholic” and aired May 1, 1998. It can be viewed online here. They talked about Mary. Seriously, that’s about all I can say. I have absolutely no problems … More Dr. Mark Miravalle: A Life-long Catholic
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-sixth episode of The Journey Home is titled “Fr. Mitch Pacwa. S.J.: A Life-long Catholic” and aired April 28, 1998. It can be viewed online here. The only interesting note I have for this episode is that Ft. Mitch Pacwa called … More Fr. Mitch Pacwa. S.J.: A Life-long Catholic
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-fifth episode of The Journey Home is titled “Larry & Joetta Lewis: A Methodist Minister & Wife Who Became Catholics” and aired April 17, 1998. It can be viewed online here. I’m really annoyed that Marcus Grodi keeps using the … More Larry & Joetta Lewis: A Methodist Minister & Wife Who Became Catholics
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-fourth episode of The Journey Home is titled “Fr. C. John McCloskey: A Life-long Catholic” and aired April 3, 1998. It can be viewed online here. As previously with these episodes where the guest has always been Catholic, I expected to … More Fr. C. John McCloskey: A Life-long Catholic
I’ve decided to make a post of the conversation I’ve had with a particular commenter named Francis Philip. My reasoning is as follows. First, I wish to showcase my own failings in this conversation, hoping that doing so will help me to improve in the future. Second, it has become difficult to respond properly in the … More Conversation with Francis Philip
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-third episode of The Journey Home is titled “Ken Hensley: An American Baptist Minister Who Became A Catholic” and aired March 27, 1998. It can be viewed online here. For the first time, this episode has a guest who describes himself … More Ken Hensley: An American Baptist Minister Who Became A Catholic
For more information about this series of posts and this TV series, see this page. The twenty-second episode of The Journey Home is titled “Peter & Regina Cram: Episcopalians Who Became Catholics” and aired March 20, 1998. It can be viewed online here. Once again, this episode focuses on a conversion from taking Christianity seriously to … More Peter & Regina Cram: Episcopalians Who Became Catholics
The Complete History of the Universe: A Personal Journey 