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5 days ago · In his Parable of the Strong Man, Jesus gives six reasoned arguments when he answered the scribes’ and Pharisees’ accusations. It would be absurd for Satan to oppose himself. Why would he send out demons to torment men and then make Jesus drive out the demons? To divide his resources against himself would cause his kingdom to fall.
3 days ago · Leonardo Da Vinci was a Renaissance man because he tried to question everything. Anything that could be experimentally proven was considered wrong until proven right. He was amoung the first to question the great thinkers of Greece and often rebuked their faults.
2 days ago · The overflow of Phlegethon, the river of blood from the first ring, flows boiling through the Wood of the Suicides (the second ring) and crosses the Burning Plain. Virgil explains the origin of the rivers of Hell, which includes references to the Old Man of Crete.
6 days ago · In this parable, a rich man who passes away finds himself in Hades, a place of eternal punishment, while a beggar named Lazarus ends up in a place of comfort, next to Abraham —it’s a complete reversal of one another’s circumstances from when they were alive.
5 days ago · Jesus’ story involves two anonymous men: one man’s focus is on self-centeredness while the other’s is on selfishness; one of the men suffers from greed. See if you determine which man was the greedier one and why. In this parable, a rich farmer had more crops than he knew what to do with.
5 days ago · Though Satan and his demons rarely reveal themselves to ordinary people, when it comes to those who are strong in the Lord like the saints, demons apparently sometimes make open attacks. Of course, Jesus has already overcome Satan and all the evil forces of this world.
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5 days ago · This tale tells of cryptic codes concealed in Da Vinci’s paintings, supposedly missed by art historians for centuries, and which point to the greatest cover-up of all time: one that exposes finally the definitive “truth” about the Catholic faith.
