Is Batman – perhaps the greatest comic book superhero ever – a Catholic? It’s very much a possibility. Most experts agree Batman is either Catholic or Episcopalian. It’s hard to determine with certainty which one he is, though, for two reasons: (1) The comic books never say explicitly what Batman’...
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In the essay titled, “Christianity and Rationalism,” G.K. Chesterton addresses the skeptics of his day who question the validity of Christianity. He takes each of their arguments and shows how the objection of the skeptics actually gives credence to the Christian faith. His responses to the questions of his...
