Dedicated to Pope Leo XIV From Descartes to Transhumanism True or False Salvation There is a connection between Descartes as…
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When John Locke (1632-1704) attempted to discuss the relationship between faith and reason, he could find no better subject for…
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For decades, the mainstream evolutionary narrative has characterized the genome as a graveyard of genetic accidents. Within this paradigm, Endogenous…
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We were recently asked to provide a response to an article entitled “Land animals evolved from ocean ancestors – new…
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When I began to read Hebrew, I thought to myself—as a native speaker of Bantu languages, that surely the Scriptures…
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Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! Recently one of the members of our leadership team asked me to comment on criticism by enemies of the Church who fault Her for incorporating into her sacred iconography the ancient motif of a pelican mother who cuts her own breast to feed her children. According to the critics, natural…
Read More »Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! One of most painful experiences of my life has been to watch people in positions of authority use their power and influence to bully truth-seekers into submission to their institutions’ cherished myths. More often than not, decision-makers have been so thoroughly indoctrinated into myths like “molecules-to-man evolution,” that they sincerely…
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Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! One of the most influential modern Catholic advocates for the reconciliation of the molecules-to-man-evolution hypothesis with the Catholic Faith as set forth by St. Thomas Aquinas in the Summa Theologica was Charles De Koninck (1906-1965). Dr. De Koninck was a Belgian-Canadian Thomist philosopher and theologian, and the director of the Department of…
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Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Pax Christi! On several occasions in recent years Catholic academics have criticized the Kolbe Center for allegedly holding an inconsistent position in regard to the use of scientific evidence to support the traditional literal historical interpretation of the sacred history of Genesis. Our critics accuse us of inconsistency since, on the one hand, we…
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Dear Friends of the Kolbe Center, Glory to Jesus Christ! We have just completed our 13th annual leadership retreat, and I would like to thank all of you for your prayers, which obtained abundant blessings for all of us who attended the retreat this year. Yesterday, July 10, was the 101st anniversary of the opening of the Scopes “Monkey” Trial,…
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Mr. Hugh Owen, Director The Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation To whom it may concern, As a Byzantine Catholic, catechist and chastity educator, I would like to express the sincerest gratitude to Hugh Owen for his presentation on the Church’s teaching on special creation and would recommend him to speak for any other parish or group. His expertise on the teachings received from the Apostles through the Early Church Fathers is a gift to the people of faith the world over. As a Byzantine Catholic, I belong to a community that most feels the pain of the separation between the Eastern and Western “lungs” of our Church, as John Paul II called them. If we are to answer the call to Christian unity and the New Evangelization, it is imperative to approach our efforts with a mind toward ressourcement, a return to earlier sources, traditions and symbols of the early Church. The work that Hugh Owen is doing through the Kolbe Center for the Study on Creation is exactly what the Church Universal needs to answer our Lord’s prayer “that they may be one.” In the early liturgy, iconography, Holy Scriptures, and writings of the Church Fathers, we …
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