C.S. Lewis and the Nature of Prayer
by Katie Infantine in Faith
exactly is prayer, and what is the point of it? Supposedly we do it all the time, but do we really know what it is or what we are doing? There are a myriad of questions revolving around prayer that have been spoken about for centuries. What is prayer? Do we actually cause anything to happen through prayer? Are there dangers in prayer? What is the best kind of prayer: individual, communal, pre-made, spontaneous?
One suggestion that C.
The Crucifixion and How Love Defeats Death and its Counterparts
by Maria Hassett in Faith
I am always astonished by the essence of Easter; the understanding of which grows and changes every year. There are two parts to Easter, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. It wouldn't be Easter without either. If the Resurrection's focus is on Jesus' divinity, the Crucifixion reminds us of his humanity.
Demons and Exorcism
by Brian Thompson in Faith
There is a Hell, Satan is real, there are demons; they have no interest in your well being, and they want you to suffer. Yet, we need not be superstitious or overly fearful about the power of evil in our world. Evil is a dog barking at the wind compared to God.
