The Latin Right

24 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Critics of Amoris Laetitia Deserve Theological, Not Sociological, Defense · Guest author argues Pope Francis's Amoris Laetitia requires theological analysis rather than sociological dismissal of critics.
• Catholicism Demands Moral Agency for Both the Rich and the Poor · The author argues that society often reduces the poor to needs and the rich to resources, ignoring their shared moral agency.
• Theological Analysis: How the Fall and Creation Define Human Nature · The article argues that human dignity and intelligible reality stem from God's creation, not state power.
• Christian Obligation to the Poor Requires Mutual Responsibility · The author argues that Christian duty to the poor must balance compassion with expectations for personal responsibility.
• Catholic Author Questions if Confronting Media Culture is Evangelization or Culture War · A Catholic cleric argues that challenging media narratives on ethics is essential evangelization, not culture war.
• Mistrial in Clancy Trial Highlights Limits of Criminal Responsibility · A mistrial in the Clancy case underscores the legal distinction between the horror of an act and the defendant's criminal responsibility.
• Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Sparks Debate Over Victimhood And Jury Accountability · Lindsay Clancy child murder mistrial sparks debate over systemic victimhood and jury dissent.
• USCCB Faithful Citizenship Document Critiqued for Fostering Hermeneutic Circle · A scholar critiques the USCCB's 'Faithful Citizenship' formation for potentially reinforcing ideological bubbles rather than transforming hearts.
• Catholic reflection on Gloria Steinem's legacy criticizes abortion-centered feminism · Catholic writer Dennis Knapp critiques feminist Gloria Steinem's abortion-centered legacy against John Paul II's 'new feminism'.
• Catholic Synodality May Bypass Doctrinal Safeguards via Ambiguity · The author argues synodality's vague language allows doctrinal shifts without formal reversal.
• Theological Essay Argues God Creates Out of Delight, Not Need · Guest writer Pilgrim argues God created the world out of delight, not need, as the Trinity overflows in love.
• Dennis Knapp: Common Good Logic Should Apply to Abortion, Sexuality, and Marriage · Dennis Knapp argues the common good principle justifies considering traditional Christian limits on abortion, sexuality, and marriage.
• Dennis Knapp Argues Abortion and Sexuality Implicate the Common Good · Dennis Knapp argues that abortion and sexual promiscuity affect the common good and require principled standards.
• Essay Analyzes Charlie Brown and Snoopy Through Theology and Existentialism · Dennis Knapp explores how Charlie Brown and Snoopy reflect theological and existential themes.
• WNBA Controversy Highlights Difficulty Defining 'Woman' in Sports · A WNBA eligibility dispute reveals how the category 'woman' functions rhetorically rather than biologically.
• Dennis Knapp Defends Desire for Christian Civilization Against Christian Nationalism Accusations · Dennis Knapp argues that wanting a Christian-shaped civilization is distinct from the idolatry of Christian Nationalism.
• Catholic Factions Clash Over Liturgy, Church Authority, and Faith Formation · Dennis Knapp analyzes why Catholics with shared beliefs remain divided over worship, authority, and the nature of faith.
• Theological Argument: Why a Good God Permits Suffering · Dennis Knapp argues that expecting God to eliminate all suffering misunderstands the Christian view of redemption and freedom.
• Christian Theodicy: How God Governs a World with Evil · A composer analogy explains how a good God governs a world containing genuine evil and human freedom.
• Christian Theodicy: Distinguishing Incompleteness from Woundedness in Creation · Dennis Knapp argues that distinguishing between developmental incompleteness and moral woundedness clarifies the Christian understanding of evil and creation.
• Author Challenges Critics of USAID Cuts to Make Personal $10 Weekly Donation · Dennis Knapp argues that those demanding government spending increases should first voluntarily donate $10 weekly.
• Essay Examines Whether Christianity's God Explains Suffering and Moral Agency · A philosophical essay argues that a necessary, personal mind is required to explain the universe but questions if it is good.
• Essay Invites Jury to Weigh Design vs. Chance in Origin of Life · Guest author Dennis Knapp invites readers to evaluate evidence for intelligent design versus naturalistic evolution.
• Author Challenges Progressives to Prove Policies Heal the Poor · Dennis Knapp argues that opposing injustice is easy, but governing requires proving policies actually work.