Defense of Church History
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The Catholic Church – Builder of Civilization: Playlist
Tom Woods’ How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization(Link) is a fascinating exploration of the Catholic Church’s role in shaping key elements of Western society. Woods delves into the Church’s influence on education, science, law, economics, and more, highlighting contributions often overlooked by mainstream historical narratives. The book reveals how many pillars of modern civilization—such
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Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Changing Stance On The Catholic Church’s Scientific Contributions”
Overview: In an enlightening interview with Joe Rogan, Neil deGrasse Tyson explores the compatibility of science and religion, shedding light on the historical contributions of the Catholic Church to scientific knowledge. This conversation challenges the notion of conflict between science and faith, promoting a more inclusive understanding of the universe. On an interview by The Late
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God Identified with the Scapegoated Victim: The Uniqueness of Christianity (René Girard)
The Bible, especially in the Christian tradition, unmasks the identification between the gods and the scapegoating mechanism. In Christianity, God is not aligned with the scapegoaters but identifies with the scapegoated victim. René Girard, a prominent Catholic philosopher, made significant contributions to our understanding of human desire and the scapegoating mechanism. His revolutionary ideas shed