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I used to be a pagan. Not a neo-pagan with phony stilted semi-Tolkienesque speech (“Bright blessings! Merry meet!” “An it harme noone do as thou wilt,”). Nor was I an adherent of some recently minted group of Gaia-worshippers playing dress-up in their Society for Creative Anachronism costumes and pretending they

St. Paul’s place in the Church has been a bone of contention ever since he was knocked off his horse by our Lord on the way to Damascus. He was a mass of paradoxes that seemed (to those who did not understand him) a mass of foolish contradictions. How do

We’ve been looking at some of the ways in which St. Paul battled for the gospel against the powers and principalities in the heavenlies, as well as against a host of earthly foes.  In this last part of our series, let’s note a few basic principles that Paul exemplifies. Caesar’s