We hear a lot about martyrs and martyrdom these days, yet normally from the perspective of Islam and often in the context of Islamic terrorism. Yet it is often forgotten that martyrdom is a Catholic belief that Muslims appropriated and then redefined.
It’s important to understand that Islam developed approximately 700 years after the establishment of [...]
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Muslim Martyrs and Catholic Martyrs
Posted in Catholicism and Other Religions, Uncategorized, tagged catechism on suicide, Catholic martyr, Hamas suicide bombers, heresy, Hilaire Belloc, Islam, Islamic terrorism, Israel, Jihad, martyrdom, martyrs, Muhammad, Muslim martyr, purgatory, Religion, witness to the truth on January 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Jesus Christ, Buddha, Muhammad, Socrates and True Religion
Posted in Catholicism and Other Religions, tagged Christian, Confucius, ethics, Jesus, Jesus Christ is God, Jews, Muhammad, muslims, Muslims and Christians, New Age, Pope Benedict XVI, prophet, relativism, Religion, secular ideology, Socrates, the Gospels, Tibetan Buddhism, true religion, Vatican II on January 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The new secular ideology that Pope Benedict XVI termed the “dictatorship of relativism,” demands that we recognize all religions as equally valid. And if indeed there is no discernible difference in absolute truth between Catholicism and Tibetan Buddhism, for example, then Jesus Christ becomes a “wise man”, like Buddha, Muhammad and Socrates were wise men. [...]




