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Charles Lewis: The religious must be better prepared to deal with secular society | Holy Post | National Post

Charles Lewis: The religious must be better prepared to deal with secular society | Holy Post | National Post

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  1. When did our choices get so skimpy and our lives so narrow? When did we lose the ability to be religious without blaring it to the world at the top of our voices? And when did one religion become the only religion...and its only alternative secular humanism -- and when did that become a bad thing?

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  2. Sadly many Catholics have been poorly catechized (especially in the last 40 years) and are sifted like wheat when confronted about their faith. And sadly, theres no shortage of people out there with Catholicism in their cross hairs. Lewis is right, you can't defend your faith if you know little or nothing about it.

    Cheers
    Paul

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