A historical and theological examination of slavery in Catholicism, addressing the Church’s anti-slavery principles, the failures of Catholics to uphold them, and the Magisterium’s eventual universal condemnation of human enslavement.
A historical and theological examination of slavery in Catholicism, addressing the Church’s anti-slavery principles, the failures of Catholics to uphold them, and the Magisterium’s eventual universal condemnation of human enslavement.
Many people misunderstand the Trinity. Some think Catholics believe in three gods. Others think the Trinity was invented centuries after Jesus by Church councils. Both claims are wrong.
Dispensationalism separates Israel and the Church in ways Catholic teaching does not. The Church sees one saving plan fulfilled in Jesus Christ.