Therefore every scribe who has been trained for the kingdom of heaven is like a householder who brings out of his treasure what is new and what is old.
Fr Benedict Groeschel was speaking the other day to the National Courage Conference in Chicago. One funny quote in reference to some of the recent atheist books:
"I am deeply insulted that atheism can be so badly represented. I am tempted to write a book defending atheism in response."
Many thanks for the quote from Fr. Benedict Groeschel. I see from "The Cafeteria Is Closed" that he also said of the celibate life : "Whatever we missed, it isn't the secret to happiness." As a lifelong bachelor, I have to say : I couldn't agree more.
Fr G is right. David Hume's attempt to demolish Christianity is much more enjoyable than Richard Dawkins', even if his arguments are, in the end, equally fallacious.
I also liked the "God is not a psychiatrist and calls both the healthy and the ill" line. It is a message that those reponsible for the selection and formation of seminarians could usefully take on board. Sanctity and Mental Health are not the same
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Many thanks for the quote from Fr. Benedict Groeschel.
I see from "The Cafeteria Is Closed" that he also said of the celibate life :
"Whatever we missed, it isn't the secret to happiness."
As a lifelong bachelor, I have to say : I couldn't agree more.
Yes i read it over there! Very funny!
Fr G is right. David Hume's attempt to demolish Christianity is much more enjoyable than Richard Dawkins', even if his arguments are, in the end, equally fallacious.
I also liked the "God is not a psychiatrist and calls both the healthy and the ill" line. It is a message that those reponsible for the selection and formation of seminarians could usefully take on board. Sanctity and Mental Health are not the same
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