The Search for Something More (Part I of II)
Paul McCusker
September 11, 2013
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The Search for Something More Part I of II Life, As I Find It By the end of 1984, I thought the direction of my
The Penalty of Faith
Paul McCusker
September 4, 2013
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Life, As I Find It Inasmuch as my life is still consumed with projects related to C.S. Lewis, I’ve been thinking about a little-known aspect
How Being a Baptist Prepared Me to be a Good Catholic (IV of IV)
Paul McCusker
August 16, 2013
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Life, As I Find It In my last few posts I mentioned that love for the Bible, for the church, for prayer and chicken casseroles
How Being a Baptist Prepared Me to be a Good Catholic (III of IV)
Paul McCusker
August 14, 2013
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Life, As I Find It In my last post, I recalled how my time as a Baptist actually helped me to become a Catholic –
How Being a Baptist Prepared Me to be a Good Catholic (II of IV)
Paul McCusker
August 13, 2013
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How Being a Baptist Prepared Me to be a Good Catholic (II of IV) Life, As I Find It I’ve been reminiscing about how my
How Being a Baptist Prepared Me to be a Good Catholic (I of IV)
Paul McCusker
August 12, 2013
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Life, As I Find It After joining the ranks of the Catholics, it was my hope to avoid the smug former-smoker arrogance that sometimes comes
The Authority of CS Lewis
Paul McCusker
July 23, 2013
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Life, As I Find It Anglican minister J.B. Phillips decided in the late 1940s to create a translation of the New Testament that was readable
By What Authority?
Paul McCusker
July 20, 2013
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Life, As I Find It As I’ve mentioned before, and will mention again, one of the triggers for my journey to the Catholic faith began
The Trouble with Mary (Part II of II): Pray Tell
Paul McCusker
July 17, 2013
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Trouble with Mary Life, As I Find It I was in my RCIA Class one evening and the speaker stood up to teach about Mary
The Trouble with Mary (Part I of II)
Paul McCusker
July 11, 2013
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Life, As I Find It I remember sitting in a conference where the speaker, an Evangelical Protestant, began to talk about Mary, the Mother of
