Albert Little is a Catholic convert, husband, and full-time dad. In his spare time he reads books, looks at birds through binoculars, and blogs at The Cordial Catholic.
What would the Early Christian Church look like if through the miracle of time travel we went back to the very beginning? What would it look like if we had a time machine? I first heard that question put by Dr. Peter Kreeft an Evangelical convert to Catholicism and intellectually...
When Thomas Howard made his journey from Evangelicalism to Anglicanism (and then to Catholicism) in the 1980’s he penned what would become his seminal work, Evangelical Is Not Enough. Like many conversion stories, Howard’s is one that can be read and read over again; to my own journey...
As Chesterton himself tells it, one of the cruxes that finally led him to become Catholic after a long and stubborn journey from atheism through the Anglican Church was a deeper understanding of Scripture and a better understanding of the historical formation of the biblical canon. This was the case...
When I decided, as an Evangelical Protestant, to become a Catholic it was for a myriad of reasons. The appeal of the ancient tradition, the beauty of the Liturgy, and the succinct, coherent theology are only a few of the compelling aspects that drew me in. There are many more....
Now after they had left, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream and said, “Get up, take the child and his mother, and flee to Egypt, and remain there until I tell you; for Herod is about to search for the child, to destroy him.” Then...
As a younger Evangelical I painted a clear distinction between Catholics and Christians. The two were not synonymous and, more often than not, a Catholic was not, in my estimation, a Christian. When Catholics figured into our Evangelical exegesis of the New Testament they were squarely identified with one specific...
