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Freedom Through Truth: If This is the Way You Treat Your Friends

Michael Brandon offers a few well chosen words worth reading on the anti-Catholic prejudice issue on his blog 'Freedom through Truth'. 

He expresses what I believe. better than I could. I wish I could write as well! I wish I could think as well too!


Thanks Michael. Much appreciated.


Again to I offer to anyone who will abide by two simple rules* the offer to publish their thoughts here on this or any other topic should the spirit so move you. Same goes if you want to recommend an article to cross-post to. I've always intended this blog as a place to facilitate debate and conversation. A variety of opinions is necessary to accomplish that end. Interested in taking up the offer?


Fr. Tim


* 1. must be civil; 2. must be cogent

Freedom Through Truth: If This is the Way You Treat Your Friends
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