TOTAL NUMBER OF DIALOGUES LISTED:
624
For the purpose of definition in this collection, a "dialogue" is regarded as any significant, substantive interaction of two or more opposed viewpoints on a side-by-side or back-and-forth basis, with opponents' positions being presented in their own words (usually color-coded), not merely outlined or summarized by someone else. There may or may not be counter-replies from opponents (e.g., if I critique Luther or Calvin, they are dead and cannot further defend themselves). The main criterion is two positions presented: each by its own proponent, and interaction, discussion, and/or critique of viewpoints from my perspective or both sides' perspectives: something more than just myself giving my own opinion only.
Dialogues are the very opposite of lecturing or "preaching to the choir"; they are respectful, thought-provoking interactions of folks with different opinions. I love dialogue and back-and-forth discussion (and seek it out) because I feel that it is an excellent teaching tool and an important opportunity for thinking persons to look at both (or more than two) sides of any given issue, and to think critically for themselves, in order to arrive at truth or a deeper understanding of same. I think it is fun, challenging, and intellectually stimulating, as well as being educational. It's a great (and neglected) blessing in all these ways. My desire is to provide a "service" to my readers in this fashion.
Done correctly, dialogue can be edifying, not divisive or "controversy for its own sake." It is not the same thing as a "quarrel" or "spat" or "fight" (though, sadly, in practice online and "in real life" it too often degenerates into that). It should be quite the opposite. The philosopher Plato taught that good, constructive dialogue presupposed knowledge of each others' positions, and mutual respect. If possible, those in a dialogue should even be friends. That has been my experience, too. Hostility or oversensitivity or "taking things personally" kills any chance of successful dialogue. Friendship furthers that goal.
Several of the (attempted) dialogues with anti-Catholics included below, however, and unfortunately (the reader is forewarned!), have an acrimonious spirit from my opponents because of their hostility to Catholicism and Catholic theology. Anti-Catholic opponents will be noted as such by their names, so that the reader who wishes to avoid this (highly intellectually objectionable) strain of thought altogether (and the frequent ugliness of attempted encounters with same) can easily do so. I no longer attempt theological dialogues with anti-Catholics (this has been my policy since October 2007) precisely because I concluded (after eleven years online, trying) that it is literally impossible to achieve (largely for the reasons noted in the previous paragraph).
I have not included in this collection (as I have in similar past ones), my own fictional dialogues, dialogues only available in my books, or those with the opponents' words paraphrased (usually due to copyright or personal objection to words being cited). This way, only dialogues with the actual words of opponents, freely available online, are listed. In other words, the definition of "dialogue" is more strict this time.
NOTE: As of June 2011, new dialogues will no longer be listed.
For related papers on the art and science of dialogue, see:
Thoughts on Amiable and Constructive Dialogue (introductory instructive post describing my philosophy and goals for my blog)
Introduction to my book, Bible Conversations: Catholic-Protestant Dialogues on the Bible, Tradition, and Salvation (a general treatment of the nature and utility of dialogue)
Dialogue on the Utility of Back-and-Forth Internet Exchanges (Socratic Dialogue)
Brief Reflections on Theological Debate, Dialogue, Discussion, and So-Called "Quarrels"
Why Is Apologetics Sometimes (So-Called) "Negative" (i.e., Critiquing Other Views)?
Oral vs. Written Apologetic Debates: Which Format is More Substantive?
The Ghost of Socrates Meets James White and Debates What "Debate" Means, Among Other Things
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Anglicans
Baptists (Including Reformed [Calvinist] Baptists)
Church of Christ
Evangelicals
Liberal / "Progressive"
Lutherans
Methodists
Reformed (Calvinist) / Presbyterians
CATHOLICS
Orthodox Catholics
Liberal, Dissident Catholics
"Traditionalist" Catholics (Self-Defined)
Mormonism
SEXUAL AND LIFE ISSUES
ETHICAL, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, MISC. ISSUES
ATHEISTS AND AGNOSTICS
624
For the purpose of definition in this collection, a "dialogue" is regarded as any significant, substantive interaction of two or more opposed viewpoints on a side-by-side or back-and-forth basis, with opponents' positions being presented in their own words (usually color-coded), not merely outlined or summarized by someone else. There may or may not be counter-replies from opponents (e.g., if I critique Luther or Calvin, they are dead and cannot further defend themselves). The main criterion is two positions presented: each by its own proponent, and interaction, discussion, and/or critique of viewpoints from my perspective or both sides' perspectives: something more than just myself giving my own opinion only.
Dialogues are the very opposite of lecturing or "preaching to the choir"; they are respectful, thought-provoking interactions of folks with different opinions. I love dialogue and back-and-forth discussion (and seek it out) because I feel that it is an excellent teaching tool and an important opportunity for thinking persons to look at both (or more than two) sides of any given issue, and to think critically for themselves, in order to arrive at truth or a deeper understanding of same. I think it is fun, challenging, and intellectually stimulating, as well as being educational. It's a great (and neglected) blessing in all these ways. My desire is to provide a "service" to my readers in this fashion.
Done correctly, dialogue can be edifying, not divisive or "controversy for its own sake." It is not the same thing as a "quarrel" or "spat" or "fight" (though, sadly, in practice online and "in real life" it too often degenerates into that). It should be quite the opposite. The philosopher Plato taught that good, constructive dialogue presupposed knowledge of each others' positions, and mutual respect. If possible, those in a dialogue should even be friends. That has been my experience, too. Hostility or oversensitivity or "taking things personally" kills any chance of successful dialogue. Friendship furthers that goal.
Several of the (attempted) dialogues with anti-Catholics included below, however, and unfortunately (the reader is forewarned!), have an acrimonious spirit from my opponents because of their hostility to Catholicism and Catholic theology. Anti-Catholic opponents will be noted as such by their names, so that the reader who wishes to avoid this (highly intellectually objectionable) strain of thought altogether (and the frequent ugliness of attempted encounters with same) can easily do so. I no longer attempt theological dialogues with anti-Catholics (this has been my policy since October 2007) precisely because I concluded (after eleven years online, trying) that it is literally impossible to achieve (largely for the reasons noted in the previous paragraph).
I have not included in this collection (as I have in similar past ones), my own fictional dialogues, dialogues only available in my books, or those with the opponents' words paraphrased (usually due to copyright or personal objection to words being cited). This way, only dialogues with the actual words of opponents, freely available online, are listed. In other words, the definition of "dialogue" is more strict this time.
For related papers on the art and science of dialogue, see:
Thoughts on Amiable and Constructive Dialogue (introductory instructive post describing my philosophy and goals for my blog)
Introduction to my book, Bible Conversations: Catholic-Protestant Dialogues on the Bible, Tradition, and Salvation (a general treatment of the nature and utility of dialogue)
Dialogue on the Utility of Back-and-Forth Internet Exchanges (Socratic Dialogue)
Brief Reflections on Theological Debate, Dialogue, Discussion, and So-Called "Quarrels"
Why Is Apologetics Sometimes (So-Called) "Negative" (i.e., Critiquing Other Views)?
Oral vs. Written Apologetic Debates: Which Format is More Substantive?
The Ghost of Socrates Meets James White and Debates What "Debate" Means, Among Other Things
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PROTESTANTS
Anglicans
Baptists (Including Reformed [Calvinist] Baptists)
Church of Christ
Evangelicals
Liberal / "Progressive"
Lutherans
Methodists
Reformed (Calvinist) / Presbyterians
[the following (non-Protestant) categories are listed in Part Two of this Index]:
ORTHODOX (EASTERN)
ORTHODOX (EASTERN)
CATHOLICS
Orthodox Catholics
Liberal, Dissident Catholics
"Traditionalist" Catholics (Self-Defined)
HERESIES AND COMPARATIVE RELIGION
Islam
Jehovah's Witnesses
JudaismJehovah's Witnesses
Mormonism
SEXUAL AND LIFE ISSUES
ETHICAL, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, MISC. ISSUES
ATHEISTS AND AGNOSTICS
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PROTESTANTS
PROTESTANTS
Anglicans
Response to Rev. Michael Pahls on "Theological Humility" and the Protestant "Non-Quest" Regarding Christian Certainty
Rectification of Some Elements of Michael J. Pahls' article on "Development By Rectification"
"St. Worm"
Dr. Edwin Tait
The Ambiguous Relationship of Luther and the Early Protestants to St. Augustine
Dialogue on Melanchthon and the Death Penalty for Denial of the Real Presence (+ Part II)
Catholic Underemphasis on Justification by Faith: My Theory on Why This Is
God, the Infallible Bible, and Doctrinal Error of Churches: Round Two
Dialogue: Martin Luther the "Super-Pope," de facto Infallibility, and Protestant Tradition: A Philosophical and Analogical "Turning the Tables" Argument in Reply to Certain Protestant Rhetoric Against the Papacy
Anglican Anti-Traditional Principles of "Development" and the "Cult of Uncertainty"
Christian Apologetics and Academic Historiography: Similarities and Differences
Response to Anglican Edwin Tait, on Conversion and Historical Ecclesiological Arguments
Second Reply to Anglican Edwin Tait on Historical Ecclesiological Arguments and Development of Doctrine
Preliminary Dialogue With an Anglican on the Nature of Legitimate Development of Doctrine
Counter-Reply to Dr. Edwin Tait's "For Dave Armstrong: on development and ecclesiology"
Baptists (Including Reformed [Calvinist] Baptists)
Dave H.
Jon Jacobson
Michael Pahls
Jon Jacobson
Michael Pahls
Response to Rev. Michael Pahls on "Theological Humility" and the Protestant "Non-Quest" Regarding Christian Certainty
Rectification of Some Elements of Michael J. Pahls' article on "Development By Rectification"
"St. Worm"
Dr. Edwin Tait
The Ambiguous Relationship of Luther and the Early Protestants to St. Augustine
Dialogue on Melanchthon and the Death Penalty for Denial of the Real Presence (+ Part II)
Catholic Underemphasis on Justification by Faith: My Theory on Why This Is
God, the Infallible Bible, and Doctrinal Error of Churches: Round Two
Dialogue: Martin Luther the "Super-Pope," de facto Infallibility, and Protestant Tradition: A Philosophical and Analogical "Turning the Tables" Argument in Reply to Certain Protestant Rhetoric Against the Papacy
Anglican Anti-Traditional Principles of "Development" and the "Cult of Uncertainty"
Christian Apologetics and Academic Historiography: Similarities and Differences
Response to Anglican Edwin Tait, on Conversion and Historical Ecclesiological Arguments
Second Reply to Anglican Edwin Tait on Historical Ecclesiological Arguments and Development of Doctrine
Preliminary Dialogue With an Anglican on the Nature of Legitimate Development of Doctrine
Counter-Reply to Dr. Edwin Tait's "For Dave Armstrong: on development and ecclesiology"
Dr. John Ankerberg and Dr. John Weldon (Anti-Catholic)
Anonymous
Dialogue With a Baptist About Sola Scriptura, Keith Mathison's Fallacious Critiques of Catholic Ecclesiology, and Anti-Catholicism
Dialogue With an Inquiring Baptist About Veneration of the Saints and Development of This Doctrine
Dialogue: Is St. Paul Superior to St. Peter?
Dialogue: The Devil's Stupidity
Dialogue With an Inquiring Baptist About Veneration of the Saints and Development of This Doctrine
Dialogue: Is St. Paul Superior to St. Peter?
Dialogue: The Devil's Stupidity
Chris Bayack
Counter-Reply to Anti-Catholic Baptist Pastor Chris Bayack's Critique of Catholic Apologist Steve Ray (Part I) (+ Part II)
"Grubb"
Dialogue on Objections to Clerical Celibacy (+ Part II)
Dialogue on the Matthew 19:19 Exception Clause and Divorce
Humorous and Serious Remarks on Whether Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are Sinful "Lies"
Catholic-Baptist Dialogue on "Being Good Enough" to Go to Heaven, etc.
Dialogue on Dead Saints (Are They Playing Harps on Clouds or Interceding for Us?)
Should a Christian Ever Contribute to a Mosque Building Fund? / Early Christians and Jewish Synagogue and Temple Worship
John Knight
Dialogue on the Matthew 19:19 Exception Clause and Divorce
Humorous and Serious Remarks on Whether Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny are Sinful "Lies"
Catholic-Baptist Dialogue on "Being Good Enough" to Go to Heaven, etc.
Dialogue on Dead Saints (Are They Playing Harps on Clouds or Interceding for Us?)
Should a Christian Ever Contribute to a Mosque Building Fund? / Early Christians and Jewish Synagogue and Temple Worship
John Knight
John MacArthur and Richard Bennett
Ken Temple (Anti-Catholic)
Baptist Pastor Ken Temple's Recent Adoption of Anti-Catholicism
Dialogue on the Exegesis of Luke 1:28 ("Full of Grace"), and the Immaculate Conception
Dialogue on the Exegesis of Luke 1:28 ("Full of Grace"), and the Immaculate Conception
Dialogue on Supposed Biblical Disproofs of the Perpetual Virginity of Mary: Round Two (+ Part Two / Part Three)
Dialogue on Whether the Church Fathers Were Closer to Protestantism Than to Catholicism
Dialogue: Are All the Biblical Books Self-Evidently Inspired and Canonical? (+ Parts Two | Three)
Did St. Paul and Other Biblical Writers Always Necessarily Know That What They Were Writing Was Inspired Scripture? / NT Prophets
Did St. Athanasius Believe in Sola Scriptura?
400 Million "Popes": Protestant First Principles on Authority Are Inevitably Arbitrary, Unbiblical, and Viciously Self-Contradictory
Did St. Paul and Other Biblical Writers Always Necessarily Know That What They Were Writing Was Inspired Scripture? / NT Prophets
Did St. Athanasius Believe in Sola Scriptura?
400 Million "Popes": Protestant First Principles on Authority Are Inevitably Arbitrary, Unbiblical, and Viciously Self-Contradictory
Frank Turk (aka "Centuri0n") (Anti-Catholic)
James White (Anti-Catholic)
A Refutation of the Fallacies and Circular Reasoning of James White Regarding "Moses' Seat," Authentic Tradition, and Sola Scriptura
The Jerusalem Council (Acts 15:6-30) vs. Sola Scriptura and James White
The Jerusalem Council (Acts 15:6-30) vs. Sola Scriptura and James White
James White's Critique of My Book The Catholic Verses: Part I: The Binding Authority of Tradition
Part II: Rabbit Trail Diversion
Part III: Massive Ad Hominem Tactics
Part IV: Shots at My Former Protestant Knowledge and Reading
Part V: White's Befuddlement and My "Knowing Deception"
Part VI: Penance
Part II: Rabbit Trail Diversion
Part III: Massive Ad Hominem Tactics
Part IV: Shots at My Former Protestant Knowledge and Reading
Part V: White's Befuddlement and My "Knowing Deception"
Part VI: Penance
Refutation of James White: Moses' Seat, the Bible, and Tradition (Introduction) (+ Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V | Part VI | Parts VII and VIII)
"Whitewashing History": Critique of James White's Book, Mary -- Another Redeemer? (with William Possidento)
Reply to James White's So-Called "Review" of My Book, The One-Minute Apologist [Ecclesiology and the Papacy]
Reply to James White's Review #2 of The One-Minute Apologist: The Communion of Saints
The Passion of the Christ and its Cultural and Ecumenical Effects + Reply to James White's Trashing (with P. Andrew Sandlin [Reformed] )
Church of Christ
Kevin Cauley (Anti-Catholic)
Catholic Refutation of Catholicism Refuted (which critiqued my pamphlet, Top Ten Questions Catholics Are Asked) (+ Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V)
"thoughtspot"
Preliminary Dispute Over the Nature of Doctrinal Development
Jack DisPennett
Dialogue with an Evangelical Protestant on Catholic Mariology (including an explicitly biblical argument for the Immaculate Conception, from Luke 1:28, related exegesis, and the meaning of grace)
"thoughtspot"
Preliminary Dispute Over the Nature of Doctrinal Development
Evangelicals
Anonymous
Carmen Bryant
John Bugay (Anti-Catholic)
Answers For An Inquiring "Bible Christian" on Bible and Tradition Issues (Particularly St. Augustine's Position)
Refutation of the Common Protestant Polemical Charge That Catholics Inconsistently and Arbitrarily Apply Private Judgment in Accepting Catholicism
Is the Mass Equivalent to Golden Calf Worship?
Dialogue on (Supposedly Fallible) Pope Honorius
Hell: a Philosophical Defense of its Plausibility, Necessity, and Factuality (Dialogue With a Philosophy Post-Graduate Student)
The Ontological Argument for God's Existence: A Discussion With Philosophy Grad Student Patrick
Dialogue on Catholics' Supposed Simplemindedness, Arrogance, and "Triumphalism"
Answers For An Inquiring "Bible Christian" on Mary's Assumption (Including a Newly-Discovered Biblical Parallel For Same)
Why Are Jesus' "Brothers" (I.e., Cousins or Step-Brothers) Always Hanging Around Mary? Doesn't This Prove That They Are Actually His Siblings?
Short Dialogue on Mary Mediatrix
Answers For An Inquiring "Bible Christian" on "Praying to Dead Saints" (Including a Newly-Discovered Biblical Argument For Same)
Robert BowmanRefutation of the Common Protestant Polemical Charge That Catholics Inconsistently and Arbitrarily Apply Private Judgment in Accepting Catholicism
Jack Chick's Lies: The Real Alberto Rivera (with a letter from an Alberto supporter and counter-reply)
Why Are Non-Catholic Christians Excluded From Receiving the Catholic Eucharist, or Communion?Is the Mass Equivalent to Golden Calf Worship?
Dialogue on (Supposedly Fallible) Pope Honorius
Hell: a Philosophical Defense of its Plausibility, Necessity, and Factuality (Dialogue With a Philosophy Post-Graduate Student)
The Ontological Argument for God's Existence: A Discussion With Philosophy Grad Student Patrick
Dialogue on Catholics' Supposed Simplemindedness, Arrogance, and "Triumphalism"
Answers For An Inquiring "Bible Christian" on Mary's Assumption (Including a Newly-Discovered Biblical Parallel For Same)
Why Are Jesus' "Brothers" (I.e., Cousins or Step-Brothers) Always Hanging Around Mary? Doesn't This Prove That They Are Actually His Siblings?
Short Dialogue on Mary Mediatrix
Answers For An Inquiring "Bible Christian" on "Praying to Dead Saints" (Including a Newly-Discovered Biblical Argument For Same)
Carmen Bryant
John Bugay (Anti-Catholic)
Carrie (Anti-Catholic)
Kevin Davis
Jason Engwer (Anti-Catholic)
Kevin Davis
Jason Engwer (Anti-Catholic)
Reply to Jason Engwer's Catholic But Not Roman Catholic Series on the Church Fathers: Sola Scriptura (An In-Depth Analysis of Ten Church Fathers' Views Pertaining to the Rule of Faith) (+ Part Two)
Reply to Protestant Apologist Jason Engwer's "The Canon and Church Infallibility" (An Alleged Disproof of Catholic Development of Doctrine) (+ Pt. II / Pt. III / Pt. IV)
Dialogue With Protestant Apologist Jason Engwer on the Rule of Faith in the Church Fathers, Part One (Papias)
Dialogue With Protestant Apologist Jason Engwer on the Rule of Faith in the Church Fathers, Part One (Papias)
Dr. E. L. Hamilton
Dialogue on Protestant vs. Catholic Ecclesiologies
Dialogue With an Evangelical Protestant on the Philosophical Theology Behind the Eucharist
The Relationship Between Christianity and Philosophy (particularly regarding the interpretation of the Church Fathers)
Dr. James Dobson Sanctions Masturbation (+ Part Two)
"Interlocutor"
Bill Keller
Craig Kott
Eric Landstrom (Anti-Catholic)
Len Lisenbee (Anti-Catholic)
Dialogue on Protestant vs. Catholic Ecclesiologies
Dialogue With an Evangelical Protestant on the Philosophical Theology Behind the Eucharist
The Relationship Between Christianity and Philosophy (particularly regarding the interpretation of the Church Fathers)
Dr. James Dobson Sanctions Masturbation (+ Part Two)
Dialogue on Theological Liberalism, Jesus' Knowledge, and the Nature of the Ostensibly Historical Passages of Scripture (with citations from the encyclicals of Popes St. Pius X and Benedict XV)
Dialogue With a Protestant on the "Infallibility Regress" Argument and Questions Regarding Catholic Authority and the Obtaining of Theological Truth (+ Part Two)
Bill Keller
Craig Kott
Eric Landstrom (Anti-Catholic)
Len Lisenbee (Anti-Catholic)
Does St. Alphonsus de Liguori, in The Glories of Mary, Teach That Mary is "Above God" and Can "Manipulate God"? (Corrections of Protestant Misunderstandings of Catholic Mariology)
Douglas Mabry ("Gojira") (Anti-Catholic)
Multiple
C. Michael Patton
Eric Svendsen (Anti-Catholic)
Dialogue: John Calvin's Letter to Philip Melanchthon Concerning Protestant Divisions: Its Nature, Intent, and Larger Implications
Nick
The Sufficiency of Scripture and the Church Fathers (Particularly, St. Athanasius and the Trinity) (vs. E. L. Hamilton and "Cranmer")
My Biblical Passages Supporting Communion of Saints: Anti-Catholics Again Show a Dense Inability to Grasp Elementary Logic as Applied to Exegesis
Exchange With Protestants on the Meaning of "Unanimous Consent of the Fathers": Does it Allow Any Exceptions? (vs. Ken Temple and "Interlocutor")
C. Michael Patton
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part One (Definitions and Introduction)
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Two
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Three (Dual-Source Theory)
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Four (Tradition and Apostolic Succession)
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Five (The Canon)
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Six (Divisions)
Dialogue on Protestant Objections to the "Our Lady of Perpetual Help" Devotion
Counter-Reply to a Protestant Take on John 6 and the Eucharist
The Catholic Doctrine of the One True Church (New CDF Clarification): Antithetical to Ecumenism?
Ecumenical Discussion on Comparative Protestant-Catholic Soteriology
Brief Reply to Michael Spencer's "Five Questions For Roman Catholics"
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Two
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Three (Dual-Source Theory)
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Four (Tradition and Apostolic Succession)
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Five (The Canon)
Reply to C. Michael Patton on Sola Scriptura, Part Six (Divisions)
Dialogue on Protestant Objections to the "Our Lady of Perpetual Help" Devotion
Counter-Reply to a Protestant Take on John 6 and the Eucharist
The Catholic Doctrine of the One True Church (New CDF Clarification): Antithetical to Ecumenism?
Ecumenical Discussion on Comparative Protestant-Catholic Soteriology
Kevin Rice
"Sola Scriptura"
Michael Spencer (The "Internet Monk")
"Sola Scriptura"
Michael Spencer (The "Internet Monk")
Brief Reply to Michael Spencer's "Five Questions For Roman Catholics"
Eric Svendsen (Anti-Catholic)
Eric Svendsen Sez Billy Graham, Franklin Graham, and Dr. James Dobson Betray the Gospel and R Lousy Evangelicals, in Distinct Danger of Damnation
Jason Vanezia (Anti-Catholic)
David Waltz (Recently Catholic)
Liberal / "Progressive"
Dialogue on the Relationship of Reason, Logic, and Supernatural Faith, with a Christian "Pluralist" (i.e., Theological Liberal)
Lutherans
Anonymous
Sogn Mill-Scout
Christopher Smith
Sogn Mill-Scout
Christopher Smith
Dialogue on the Relationship of Reason, Logic, and Supernatural Faith, with a Christian "Pluralist" (i.e., Theological Liberal)
Anonymous
"B.J. Bear" (Anti-Catholic)
"B.J. Bear" (Anti-Catholic)
Dialogue on My Critique of James White's Book, Mary -- Another Redeemer? (particularly with regard to the differing views on early Mariology of Protestant Church historians J.N.D. Kelly and Philip Schaff)
"BWL"
"CPA" (a professor of history)
Dialogue on 16th-Century Christians and Religious Tolerance (With Attempted Analogies to Communists, Muslims, and Pagan Romans)
Dialogue on 16th Century Religious Toleration and Theft of Church Properties
Priests, Levites, and Josiah's Destruction of the High Places: Closer to Sola Scriptura or Catholicism? (+ Part Two / Part Three / Part Four / Part Five)
Martin Chemnitz
"Common Man"
Stuart Floyd
Jay D.
Martin Luther
Critique of Martin Chemnitz' Examination of Trent: Bible, Tradition, and the Church Fathers, Part I (Preliminaries, St. Irenaeus, and Tertullian)
Critique of Martin Chemnitz' Examination of Trent: Bible, Tradition, and the Church Fathers, Part II (Various Fathers and Arguments)
Critique of Martin Chemnitz' Examination of Trent: Soteriology and Justification in the Church FathersCritique of Martin Chemnitz' Examination of Trent: Bible, Tradition, and the Church Fathers, Part II (Various Fathers and Arguments)
"Common Man"
Stuart Floyd
Jay D.
Martin Luther
Martin Luther's Views on St. Augustine and Other Church Fathers: Contradictions, Falsehoods, and Dishonesty (+ Does Lutheranism = the Early Church?)
Lutheranism vs. Catholicism (Particularly Regarding Original Sin and Faith Alone, and Including Extensive Catholic Commentary on the Book of Concord) [the Smalcald Articles were written by Luther in 1537]
2 Corinthians 5:21: Was Jesus Christ Literally Made Sin on the Cross? Did He Suffer the Horrors of Damnation? Luther and Calvin vs. the Church Fathers
Martin Luther's Heretical Notion of Soul Sleep and Rejection of Purgatory and Prayers For the Dead Based on This Denial (+ William Tyndale Agrees)
Luther's Outrageous Assertions About Certain Biblical Books (Protestant Scholars' Opinions and "Debate" With John Warwick Montgomery)
Martin Luther's Violent, Inflammatory Rhetoric and its Relationship to the German Peasants' Revolt (1524-1525)
Martin Luther Lays the Groundwork for Cohabitation and Premarital Sex That is Not "Fornication"
The Irrational Antipathy of Luther, Calvin, and Other Protestants to Clerical Celibacy
Paul T. McCain (Contra-Catholic)Lutheranism vs. Catholicism (Particularly Regarding Original Sin and Faith Alone, and Including Extensive Catholic Commentary on the Book of Concord) [the Smalcald Articles were written by Luther in 1537]
2 Corinthians 5:21: Was Jesus Christ Literally Made Sin on the Cross? Did He Suffer the Horrors of Damnation? Luther and Calvin vs. the Church Fathers
Martin Luther's Heretical Notion of Soul Sleep and Rejection of Purgatory and Prayers For the Dead Based on This Denial (+ William Tyndale Agrees)
Luther's Outrageous Assertions About Certain Biblical Books (Protestant Scholars' Opinions and "Debate" With John Warwick Montgomery)
Martin Luther's Violent, Inflammatory Rhetoric and its Relationship to the German Peasants' Revolt (1524-1525)
Martin Luther Lays the Groundwork for Cohabitation and Premarital Sex That is Not "Fornication"
The Irrational Antipathy of Luther, Calvin, and Other Protestants to Clerical Celibacy
Ben Maton and Larry Nichols
Kristo Miettinen
Dialogue on the Utility of Back-and-Forth Internet Exchanges (Socratic Dialogue)
Multiple
Scott
Josh Strodtbeck (Contra-Catholic)
Dialogue With a Lutheran on Whether Lutheranism or Catholicism is More Consistent With Patristic and Early Church Beliefs (+ Part II)
Dialogue on Lutheranism and the Church Fathers, Part IIIDialogue on the Utility of Back-and-Forth Internet Exchanges (Socratic Dialogue)
Multiple
Honor Thy Denominations Rather Than Thy Church Fathers? (Lutherans, Sola Scriptura, and the Fathers) (vs. "CPA" and Steve Parks)
Catholic-Lutheran Dialogue on Corpus Christi (Eucharistic Processions and Adoration)
Reply to Two Lutheran Pastors on Fundamental Misconceptions Regarding the Catholic Position on the Death Penalty (Including an Examination of the Lutheran "Two Kingdoms" Model of Church and State)
Reply to Two Lutheran Pastors on Fundamental Misconceptions Regarding the Catholic Position on the Death Penalty (Paul T. McCain and William Weedon)
Dialogue With Four Lutherans on Practical Common Ground With Regard to Justification and Salvation
Edward Reiss (Contra-Catholic)Catholic-Lutheran Dialogue on Corpus Christi (Eucharistic Processions and Adoration)
Reply to Two Lutheran Pastors on Fundamental Misconceptions Regarding the Catholic Position on the Death Penalty (Including an Examination of the Lutheran "Two Kingdoms" Model of Church and State)
Reply to Two Lutheran Pastors on Fundamental Misconceptions Regarding the Catholic Position on the Death Penalty (Paul T. McCain and William Weedon)
Dialogue With Four Lutherans on Practical Common Ground With Regard to Justification and Salvation
Steve Parks
Eric Phillips
Eric Phillips
Lutheran Edward Reiss Says I Can't Claim Luther Was in "Agony" Over Protestant Sectarianism, Even Though Luther Himself Said Exactly That!
Taking Luther Out of Context? Reply to Lutheran Edward Reiss
Taking Luther Out of Context? Reply to Lutheran Edward Reiss
Scott
Josh Strodtbeck (Contra-Catholic)
Methodists
Reformed (Calvinist) / Presbyterians
Alexander
Anonymous
Dr. Greg Bahnsen
Matthew Bell (Anti-Catholic)
Gene M. Bridges (Anti-Catholic)
Anonymous
Matthew Bell (Anti-Catholic)
Gene M. Bridges (Anti-Catholic)
Jeff Cagle
IV,1:1-2 [General Ecclesiology / the Elect / Denominations]
IV,1:3-5 [Denial of Infallibility / the Elect / Private Judgment / Absolute Necessity of the Church]
IV,1:6-12 [Synergism / Grace Alone / the Elect / True and Secondary Doctrines / Mass Apostasy]
IV,1:13-17 ["Puritanical" Fanaticism / Sinners in the Church / Communitarianism / Unity]
IV,1:18-23 [Schism / Sectarianism / Sanctification / Church and Forgiveness / Preaching Reconciliation]
IV,1:24-29 [God's Tremendous Mercy and Forgiving Nature / Sinners in the Church (entire agreement)]
IV,2:1 [Sacraments / Tradition / Sinners in the Church / Relative Doctrine / Indefectibility]
IV,2:2-3 [Indefectibility / Jews and the Church / The Mass / Apostolic Succession / Orthodoxy]
IV,2:4-9 [Empty Rhetoric / Sectarianism / St. Cyprian's Ecclesiology / Sacrifice of the Mass]
IV,2:10-12 [OT Church / Anti-Catholic Rhetoric / Catholic Remnants: Esp. Baptism / Pope as Antichrist]
IV,3:1-6 [Ordination / Church Offices / No Priesthood / Symbolic Eucharist]
IV,3:7-16 [Bishops' Relationship to Pastors and Elders / Hierarchy / Vocation / St. Paul's Call]
IV,4:1-4 [Early Church's and Jerome's Ecclesiology / Binding Authority / Papacy in the Early Church]
IV,4:5-8 [Ancient Church Care for the Poor vs. Early Protestant Theft of Churches and Neglect for Poor]
IV,4:9-15 [Clerical Celibacy / Hierarchy / Popular Approval of Bishops / "Reformers'" Authority (?)]
IV,5:1-10 [16th c. Corruption and Solutions / Bishops / Protestant Theft of Churches / Monasticism]
IV,5:11-19 [Corruption / Boy-Bishops and Boy-Kings / Church Buildings / Concern for the Poor]
IV,6:1-7 [Primacy of the Roman See / Biblical and Patristic Basis for the Papacy / Paul and Peter]
IV,6:8-14 [Papal Primacy and Succession / Paul and Peter / Why Rome? / St. Peter in Rome]
IV,6:15-17 [Peter as Bishop of Rome / Primacy of the Roman See / The Early Church and the Papacy]
IV,7:1-2 [Popes and Early Ecumenical Councils / "Robber Council" of 449 / Pope St. Leo the Great]
IV,7:3-4 [Fathers (Esp. Jerome) and the Papacy / Titles / Gregory the Great "Universal Bishop" Dispute]
IV,7:5-9 [Roman Claims and Their Origins / Roman Ordination / Popes and Other Bishops: Equals?]
IV,7:10-11 [Constantine and the Councils of Rome and Arles / False Decretals / Bishops' Jurisdiction]
IV,7:12-13 [Gregory the Great's Assertions of Papal Supremacy / Protestant State-Churches]
IV,7:14-17 [Pope Innocent I / Constantinople and Rome / Phocas / Pepin / Calvin's Arbitrary Authority]
IV,7:18-21 [St. Bernard and the Papacy / Calvin's Extreme Anti-Papalism / Pope as "Head"]
IV,7:22-24 [Corruption = Ditch the Papacy? / St. Bernard a Protestant? / Papal Defectibility?]
IV,7:25-30 [Pope as Antichrist and God / Bad Popes and Defectibility / Pope John XXII and Beatific Vision]
IV,8:1-9 [Churchmen Represent God / Tradition and Succession / OT Analogies / Apostolic Deposit]
IV,8:10-16 [Calvin's Anti-Catholic Propagandizing / Radical Individualism / Tradition and the Bible]
IV,9:1-7 [Nature of Councils / Bible and Tradition / OT Corruption and "Sin" Argument / Pope = God?]
IV,9:8-14 [Conciliar Authority / Proposed Conciliar Errors and Contradictions / Images and Idolatry]
IV,10:1-7 [Polemics About Church Laws and Authority / Christian Conscience / God: Only Lawgiver?]
IV,10:8-16 [Mass: False Worship? / "Human" Laws (and "Works") / Legalism / Ceremonies / Sacraments]
When Did the Pope Become Antichrist?
1 Corinthians 3:9 and John Calvin's Distorted Understanding of the Council of Trent's Doctrine of Grace
Calvin, Supralapsarianism, and God's Sovereignty
Biblical Evidence for Baptismal Regeneration vs. John Calvin's "Sign and Seal"
John Calvin Rails Against Catholic Boy-Bishops, Then Praises Nine-Year-Old King Edward VI, Supreme Head of the Church of England
Dave
Dialogue With a Calvinist on Crucifixes: Abominable Idols or Aids for Devotion to Christ?
Gary DeMar
Tim Gallant
Steve Hays (Anti-Catholic)
Catholic Authority (Biblical or Overreaching?): Various Aspects Discussed with a Reformed Protestant
Capital Punishment for Heresy: Any Possible Biblical Rationale? (Dialogue With a Calvinist)
John CalvinCapital Punishment for Heresy: Any Possible Biblical Rationale? (Dialogue With a Calvinist)
[Roman numerals = critique of Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion, Book IV]
IV,1:1-2 [General Ecclesiology / the Elect / Denominations]
IV,1:3-5 [Denial of Infallibility / the Elect / Private Judgment / Absolute Necessity of the Church]
IV,1:6-12 [Synergism / Grace Alone / the Elect / True and Secondary Doctrines / Mass Apostasy]
IV,1:13-17 ["Puritanical" Fanaticism / Sinners in the Church / Communitarianism / Unity]
IV,1:18-23 [Schism / Sectarianism / Sanctification / Church and Forgiveness / Preaching Reconciliation]
IV,1:24-29 [God's Tremendous Mercy and Forgiving Nature / Sinners in the Church (entire agreement)]
IV,2:1 [Sacraments / Tradition / Sinners in the Church / Relative Doctrine / Indefectibility]
IV,2:2-3 [Indefectibility / Jews and the Church / The Mass / Apostolic Succession / Orthodoxy]
IV,2:4-9 [Empty Rhetoric / Sectarianism / St. Cyprian's Ecclesiology / Sacrifice of the Mass]
IV,2:10-12 [OT Church / Anti-Catholic Rhetoric / Catholic Remnants: Esp. Baptism / Pope as Antichrist]
IV,3:1-6 [Ordination / Church Offices / No Priesthood / Symbolic Eucharist]
IV,3:7-16 [Bishops' Relationship to Pastors and Elders / Hierarchy / Vocation / St. Paul's Call]
IV,4:1-4 [Early Church's and Jerome's Ecclesiology / Binding Authority / Papacy in the Early Church]
IV,4:5-8 [Ancient Church Care for the Poor vs. Early Protestant Theft of Churches and Neglect for Poor]
IV,4:9-15 [Clerical Celibacy / Hierarchy / Popular Approval of Bishops / "Reformers'" Authority (?)]
IV,5:1-10 [16th c. Corruption and Solutions / Bishops / Protestant Theft of Churches / Monasticism]
IV,5:11-19 [Corruption / Boy-Bishops and Boy-Kings / Church Buildings / Concern for the Poor]
IV,6:1-7 [Primacy of the Roman See / Biblical and Patristic Basis for the Papacy / Paul and Peter]
IV,6:8-14 [Papal Primacy and Succession / Paul and Peter / Why Rome? / St. Peter in Rome]
IV,6:15-17 [Peter as Bishop of Rome / Primacy of the Roman See / The Early Church and the Papacy]
IV,7:1-2 [Popes and Early Ecumenical Councils / "Robber Council" of 449 / Pope St. Leo the Great]
IV,7:3-4 [Fathers (Esp. Jerome) and the Papacy / Titles / Gregory the Great "Universal Bishop" Dispute]
IV,7:5-9 [Roman Claims and Their Origins / Roman Ordination / Popes and Other Bishops: Equals?]
IV,7:10-11 [Constantine and the Councils of Rome and Arles / False Decretals / Bishops' Jurisdiction]
IV,7:12-13 [Gregory the Great's Assertions of Papal Supremacy / Protestant State-Churches]
IV,7:14-17 [Pope Innocent I / Constantinople and Rome / Phocas / Pepin / Calvin's Arbitrary Authority]
IV,7:18-21 [St. Bernard and the Papacy / Calvin's Extreme Anti-Papalism / Pope as "Head"]
IV,7:22-24 [Corruption = Ditch the Papacy? / St. Bernard a Protestant? / Papal Defectibility?]
IV,7:25-30 [Pope as Antichrist and God / Bad Popes and Defectibility / Pope John XXII and Beatific Vision]
IV,8:1-9 [Churchmen Represent God / Tradition and Succession / OT Analogies / Apostolic Deposit]
IV,8:10-16 [Calvin's Anti-Catholic Propagandizing / Radical Individualism / Tradition and the Bible]
IV,9:1-7 [Nature of Councils / Bible and Tradition / OT Corruption and "Sin" Argument / Pope = God?]
IV,9:8-14 [Conciliar Authority / Proposed Conciliar Errors and Contradictions / Images and Idolatry]
IV,10:1-7 [Polemics About Church Laws and Authority / Christian Conscience / God: Only Lawgiver?]
IV,10:8-16 [Mass: False Worship? / "Human" Laws (and "Works") / Legalism / Ceremonies / Sacraments]
IV,10:17-18 [Tradition / Doctrinal Development vs. "Inventions" / Sacrificial Worship vs. Obedience?]
IV,10:19-26 [Corrupt Worship? / Holy Water / Jerusalem Council / Friday Abstinence / "Inventions"]
IV,10:27-32 [Church Laws / Calvinist Ecclesiology / Eucharist "Demoted" / "Clearness" of Scripture]
IV,11:1-8 [Church Polity / Binding, Loosing, and Excommunication / Calvin and Killing of Heretics]
IV,11:9-16 [Church and State / Caesaropapism / Donation of Constantine / Pope Gregory VII / Bishops]
IV,12:1-13 [Church Discipline / Genevan Autocracy / Penance (in Effect) / Sinners and the Church]
IV,12:14-28 [Fasting / Penance / Lent / Universal Catholic Hypocrisy? / Celibacy of Priests]
IV,13:1-10 [Vows (esp. Celibacy) / Abstinence from Wine / Holy Days / Monk's Life / It's "Reform"?]
IV,13:11-21 [Evangelical Counsels / Monasticism / Hermits / Orders / Corruption and Sin / Celibacy]
IV,14:1-9 [Sacraments: Definitions and the Fathers / Ignorant Catholics? / Baptismal Regeneration]
IV,14:10-14 [Merit / Pelagianism / Human Cooperation / Sacraments, Salvation, and the Church Fathers]
IV,14:15 [Ex Opere Operato / St. Augustine's and Catholic View of Sacraments vs. Calvin]
IV,10:19-26 [Corrupt Worship? / Holy Water / Jerusalem Council / Friday Abstinence / "Inventions"]
IV,10:27-32 [Church Laws / Calvinist Ecclesiology / Eucharist "Demoted" / "Clearness" of Scripture]
IV,11:1-8 [Church Polity / Binding, Loosing, and Excommunication / Calvin and Killing of Heretics]
IV,11:9-16 [Church and State / Caesaropapism / Donation of Constantine / Pope Gregory VII / Bishops]
IV,12:1-13 [Church Discipline / Genevan Autocracy / Penance (in Effect) / Sinners and the Church]
IV,12:14-28 [Fasting / Penance / Lent / Universal Catholic Hypocrisy? / Celibacy of Priests]
IV,13:1-10 [Vows (esp. Celibacy) / Abstinence from Wine / Holy Days / Monk's Life / It's "Reform"?]
IV,13:11-21 [Evangelical Counsels / Monasticism / Hermits / Orders / Corruption and Sin / Celibacy]
IV,14:1-9 [Sacraments: Definitions and the Fathers / Ignorant Catholics? / Baptismal Regeneration]
IV,14:10-14 [Merit / Pelagianism / Human Cooperation / Sacraments, Salvation, and the Church Fathers]
IV,14:15 [Ex Opere Operato / St. Augustine's and Catholic View of Sacraments vs. Calvin]
IV,14:16-26 [Sacraments (General) / Two Sacraments Only? / Sign and Seal Only? / Circumcision]
IV,15:1-9 [Baptismal Regeneration (?) / Instant, Assured Salvation (?) / Penance / John's Baptism]
IV,15:10-22 [Baptismal Effects / Fathers and Baptism / Sanctification / Catholic Baptism / Zipporah]
IV,16:1-17 [Agreement on Infant Baptism / Circumcision Analogy / Covenant Theology and the Jews]
IV,16:18-32 [Agreement on Infant Baptism / Circumcision Analogy / John 3:5: Does it Refer to Baptism?]
IV,17:1-10 [Eucharist: Incarnation and Realism vs. Calvin's Incoherent, Illogical Symbolism and Mysticism]
IV,17:11-13 [Eucharist: Transubstantiation / Heretical Precedent / Body of Christ / Local Presence]
IV,17:14-15 [Eucharist: Fathers and Transubstantiation / Analogies: Baptism, Passover, and Moses' Rod]
IV,17:16-23 [Eucharist: Calvin vs. Lutheranism / Ubiquity and Locality / Symbolism, Signs, and Confusion]
IV,17:24-28 [Eucharist: Calvin's Rationalism, Lack of Faith, and Nestorianism / Indwelling / Augustine]
IV,17:29 [Eucharist: Jesus' Omnipresence and Two Natures / Calvin's Flawed Christology / Tertullian]
IV,17:30-37 [Eucharist: Types of "Presence" / St. Augustine / Adoration / The Temple / Idolatry]
IV,17:38-43 [Eucharist: Calvin's Docetism / Theosis / Consensus Tigurinus / Self-Examination]
IV,17:44-50 [Eucharist: Frequent Reception and in One Kind / Do Catholics Hate Scripture? / Priests]
IV,18:1-4 [Sacrifice of the Mass: Priesthood and Altars in the NT / Cross: "Once for All" / Timeless]
IV,18:5-9 [Sacrifice of the Mass: Many Deaths? / Pelagianism? / Private Masses / Church Fathers]
IV,18:10-20 [Sacrifice of the Mass: Fathers on Priesthood and the Mass / Christ-Murderers? / Insults]
IV,19:1-3 [Seven Sacraments: Definitions and Essential Criteria / The Fathers (Especially Augustine) ]
IV,19:4-13 [Confirmation: in the Fathers and in Biblical Proofs / Laying on of Hands / Anointing Oil]
IV,19:14-21 [Sacraments of Penance and Anointing / Calvin's Anti-Supernaturalism and Lack of Faith]
IV,19:22-33 [Holy Orders: Exorcism / Tonsure / Anti-Miracles / Disparaging of the OT and the Law]
IV,19:34-37 [Holy Matrimony: the Fathers and the Bible / Calvin's Groundless Opposition to Celibacy]
IV,15:1-9 [Baptismal Regeneration (?) / Instant, Assured Salvation (?) / Penance / John's Baptism]
IV,15:10-22 [Baptismal Effects / Fathers and Baptism / Sanctification / Catholic Baptism / Zipporah]
IV,16:1-17 [Agreement on Infant Baptism / Circumcision Analogy / Covenant Theology and the Jews]
IV,16:18-32 [Agreement on Infant Baptism / Circumcision Analogy / John 3:5: Does it Refer to Baptism?]
IV,17:1-10 [Eucharist: Incarnation and Realism vs. Calvin's Incoherent, Illogical Symbolism and Mysticism]
IV,17:11-13 [Eucharist: Transubstantiation / Heretical Precedent / Body of Christ / Local Presence]
IV,17:14-15 [Eucharist: Fathers and Transubstantiation / Analogies: Baptism, Passover, and Moses' Rod]
IV,17:16-23 [Eucharist: Calvin vs. Lutheranism / Ubiquity and Locality / Symbolism, Signs, and Confusion]
IV,17:24-28 [Eucharist: Calvin's Rationalism, Lack of Faith, and Nestorianism / Indwelling / Augustine]
IV,17:29 [Eucharist: Jesus' Omnipresence and Two Natures / Calvin's Flawed Christology / Tertullian]
IV,17:30-37 [Eucharist: Types of "Presence" / St. Augustine / Adoration / The Temple / Idolatry]
IV,17:38-43 [Eucharist: Calvin's Docetism / Theosis / Consensus Tigurinus / Self-Examination]
IV,17:44-50 [Eucharist: Frequent Reception and in One Kind / Do Catholics Hate Scripture? / Priests]
IV,18:1-4 [Sacrifice of the Mass: Priesthood and Altars in the NT / Cross: "Once for All" / Timeless]
IV,18:5-9 [Sacrifice of the Mass: Many Deaths? / Pelagianism? / Private Masses / Church Fathers]
IV,18:10-20 [Sacrifice of the Mass: Fathers on Priesthood and the Mass / Christ-Murderers? / Insults]
IV,19:1-3 [Seven Sacraments: Definitions and Essential Criteria / The Fathers (Especially Augustine) ]
IV,19:4-13 [Confirmation: in the Fathers and in Biblical Proofs / Laying on of Hands / Anointing Oil]
IV,19:14-21 [Sacraments of Penance and Anointing / Calvin's Anti-Supernaturalism and Lack of Faith]
IV,19:22-33 [Holy Orders: Exorcism / Tonsure / Anti-Miracles / Disparaging of the OT and the Law]
IV,19:34-37 [Holy Matrimony: the Fathers and the Bible / Calvin's Groundless Opposition to Celibacy]
When Did the Pope Become Antichrist?
1 Corinthians 3:9 and John Calvin's Distorted Understanding of the Council of Trent's Doctrine of Grace
Calvin, Supralapsarianism, and God's Sovereignty
Biblical Evidence for Baptismal Regeneration vs. John Calvin's "Sign and Seal"
John Calvin Rails Against Catholic Boy-Bishops, Then Praises Nine-Year-Old King Edward VI, Supreme Head of the Church of England
Dialogue With a Calvinist on Crucifixes: Abominable Idols or Aids for Devotion to Christ?
Gary DeMar
"Free Grace" (Anti-Catholic)
Tim Gallant
Steve Hays (Anti-Catholic)
Debate on the Morality of Masturbation and Whether the Bible Condemns It (Onan)
Response to Steve Hays' Further Defense of (Oops, Sorry, "Neutral" Stance on) Masturbation
Biblical Evidence for Penitential Mortification of the Flesh (Sackcloth / Hair Shirts) + Anti-Catholic Polemicist Steve Hays' "Replies" Refuted
Reply to Nice Words From a Protestant Critic, With Corrections Concerning My "Superficial" and "Anti-Intellectual" (??) Evangelical Protestant Past
Response to Steve Hays' Further Defense of (Oops, Sorry, "Neutral" Stance on) Masturbation
Biblical Evidence for Penitential Mortification of the Flesh (Sackcloth / Hair Shirts) + Anti-Catholic Polemicist Steve Hays' "Replies" Refuted
Reply to Nice Words From a Protestant Critic, With Corrections Concerning My "Superficial" and "Anti-Intellectual" (??) Evangelical Protestant Past
Kevin D. Johnson (Anti-Catholic)
Phillip Johnson (Anti-Catholic)
Josh
Josh G.
David T. King (Anti-Catholic)
Peter J. Leithart
Paul Mansbacher (Anti-Catholic)
Keith Mathison (Anti-Catholic)
Multiple
Josh
Josh G.
David T. King (Anti-Catholic)
Refutation of David T. King Regarding St. John Chrysostom and St. Irenaeus as Alleged Sola Scriptura Advocates
Refutation of David T. King: Is Catholic Espousal of the Material Sufficiency of Scripture Inconsistent With Belief in the Assumption of Mary?
Protestant Contra-Catholic Revisionist History: Pope St. Pius X and Cardinal Newman's Alleged "Modernism"
A Warm, Enjoyable Evening of Chatting With Anti-Catholic David T. King
David T. King: the King of Misrepresentation and Non Sequitur, Does it Again / James White's "Meltdown" Mantra
Refutation of David T. King: Is Catholic Espousal of the Material Sufficiency of Scripture Inconsistent With Belief in the Assumption of Mary?
Protestant Contra-Catholic Revisionist History: Pope St. Pius X and Cardinal Newman's Alleged "Modernism"
A Warm, Enjoyable Evening of Chatting With Anti-Catholic David T. King
David T. King: the King of Misrepresentation and Non Sequitur, Does it Again / James White's "Meltdown" Mantra
Paul Mansbacher (Anti-Catholic)
Keith Mathison (Anti-Catholic)
Multiple
Dialogue on the Alleged "Perspicuous Apostolic Message" as a Proof of the Quasi-Protestantism of the Early Church (vs. Eric Svendsen and James White)
Dialogue: Are Dissident "Catholics" a Disproof of the Catholic Church's Claims of Ecclesiological and Doctrinal Unity? (vs. Eric Svendsen, James White, Andrew Webb, and Phillip Johnson)
The Problem of Authority: Luther, Calvin, and Protestantism (+ Part II) (vs. Kevin Johnson)
Catholic vs. Protestant Conceptions of the Meaning and Consequences of Private Judgment (Including Lengthy Citations From Reformed Protestants Arthur W. Pink, Archibald Bruce, and Charles Hodge, Four Protestant Confessions, and Catholic John Henry Newman)
Failed Attempted Dialogue With Reformed Protestants on the Vulgate's "Do Penance" (Matthew 3:2; 4:17) and Penance in General (vs. Jonathan Bonomo, Laurence K. Wells, and Kevin D. Johnson)
Conversion to Catholicism: Is It Usually Essentially Reactionary and Emotional, or Proactive and Rational? (+ Part II)
Apostolic Succession Based on Biblical Data / Supposed "Prooftexting" and Protestant Reluctance to Discuss Bible Text Interpretations With Catholics
James White's "Doctorate" Degree: Is it Legitimate? (vs. James White and Mark Bainter)
Dialogue on John Calvin's Mystical Eucharist (+ Part II) (vs. Josh and Michael S. Horton and Alastair Roberts and John Calvin)
Short Exchange on the Attempted Polemical Parallel Between Judaizers and Catholics (Alleged Works-Salvation) (vs. Steve Hays, Peter Pike, and Jason Engwer)
Dr. John Ortberg
Dr. Paul Owen
Peter Pike (Anti-Catholic)
"Pilgrimsarbour"
Alastair Roberts
"Saint and Sinner" (Anti-Catholic)
"Pilgrimsarbour"
Fruitful Discussion With a Protestant About the Definition of Anti-Catholicism, Knowing Jesus Personally, and Constructive Dialogue
Dialogue With a Calvinist on Whether Total Depravity, Limited Atonement, and Irresistible Grace Are True (I.e., Biblical) and Also Part of the Gospel
Dialogue With a Calvinist on Whether God Predestines the Damned to Hell From All Eternity, Limited Atonement, and Total Depravity (Tons of Scripture!)
Dialogue With a Calvinist on Whether it is Possible to Fall Away from Grace or Salvation
Dialogue With a Calvinist About the Propriety of Calling Mary the Spouse of the Holy Spirit, and About Socratic Method and the Nature of True Dialogue
Mary as a Guide and Model of Holiness: Mutual Monologues With Several Protestants, Plus a Real Dialogue With Calvinist Pilgrimsarbour
Monergism as a Characteristic of Initial Justification: Documented from Trent, Vatican I, and The Catechism of the Catholic Church
David W. Ponter (Anti-Catholic)Dialogue With a Calvinist on Whether Total Depravity, Limited Atonement, and Irresistible Grace Are True (I.e., Biblical) and Also Part of the Gospel
Dialogue With a Calvinist on Whether God Predestines the Damned to Hell From All Eternity, Limited Atonement, and Total Depravity (Tons of Scripture!)
Dialogue With a Calvinist on Whether it is Possible to Fall Away from Grace or Salvation
Dialogue With a Calvinist About the Propriety of Calling Mary the Spouse of the Holy Spirit, and About Socratic Method and the Nature of True Dialogue
Mary as a Guide and Model of Holiness: Mutual Monologues With Several Protestants, Plus a Real Dialogue With Calvinist Pilgrimsarbour
Monergism as a Characteristic of Initial Justification: Documented from Trent, Vatican I, and The Catechism of the Catholic Church
Alastair Roberts
Dialogue on John Calvin's View of the Eucharist
Agreements and Disagreements With Reformed Protestant Alastair Roberts' Series: Some Thoughts on Transubstantiation
Second Dialogue With Alastair Roberts (Reformed) on Transubstantiation
"Romans 45" (Anti-Catholic)Agreements and Disagreements With Reformed Protestant Alastair Roberts' Series: Some Thoughts on Transubstantiation
Second Dialogue With Alastair Roberts (Reformed) on Transubstantiation
"Saint and Sinner" (Anti-Catholic)
Steve Schlissel
Dialogue: Is This Why You Converted (to Catholicism)?
Reply to Pastor Steve Schlissel's Reflections on "Romanism"
Matt Slick (Head Honcho at CARM) (Anti-Catholic)
Dialogue: Is This Why You Converted (to Catholicism)?
Reply to Pastor Steve Schlissel's Reflections on "Romanism"
Matt Slick (Head Honcho at CARM) (Anti-Catholic)
Colin Smith
Steve Z.
Steve Z.
"Turretinfan" (Anti-Catholic)
William Webster (Anti-Catholic)
Douglas Wilson (Contra-Catholic)
**** Go to Part Two of this Index for the following (non-Protestant) categories ****:
ORTHODOX (EASTERN)
ORTHODOX (EASTERN)
CATHOLICS
Orthodox Catholics
Liberal, Dissident Catholics
"Traditionalist" Catholics (Self-Defined)
HERESIES AND COMPARATIVE RELIGION
Islam
Jehovah's Witnesses
JudaismJehovah's Witnesses
Mormonism
SEXUAL AND LIFE ISSUES
ETHICAL, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, MISC. ISSUES
ATHEISTS AND AGNOSTICS
Last updated on 30 June 2011



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