Splendoroftruth.com Website Review

it is the test of a good religion whether you can joke about it. gkc. version of the weekly francis covers material released in the last week from 31 august 2018 to 12 september 2018. the weekly francis is a compilation of the holy father’s writings, speeches, etc which i also post at jimmy akin’s blog to mark the world day of prayer for the care of creation (1st september 2018) allows every person to be the protagonist of their own destiny!” @pontifex 7 september 2018 one of my many annoying habits is that i am a bit of a “quote nazi”, that is i look for opportunities to point out that something quoted was never actually said by the person cited. i keep pages full of not only quotes, but also misattributions. social media is especially bad at pas*ing on misattributed quotes or just plain fake quoted. meme are really bad concerning this. i have found it to be almost a certainty that any time something is quoted and placed on a picture background and then posted – that it is wrong. quite annoying when i find i like a quote and then try to get the source. i am almost always disappointed to find the quote was not so when i found that trent horn of catholic answers had released what the saints never said: pious misquotes and the subtle heresies they this book goes farther than just to point out that a quote from a saint is actually not one. his methodology has multiple facets in identification. making distinctions between quotes we have no citations of, ones that were almost certainly never said, or ones that came from a different source. in doubtful, but popular quotes, he delves into the substance of the quote and why they fail theologically or logically. i really enjoyed this an*lysis. especially considering quotes that at first blush seem to portray some truth in a winsome way. that on further an*lysis fail at doing this and are in fact misleading. so besides adding to my collection of quotes that are misattributed, it was the an*lysis that i enjoyed the most.