“Down with God, up with man!” In this tour-de-force The Drama of Atheist Humanism, written during the godless persecutions of World War II, acclaimed scholar Cardinal Henri de Lubac enters the heart of modern atheism: a dark yet brilliant quest to destroy a God who, they think, suppresses mankind.
Joseph Pearce, Father Fessio, and Vivian Dudro begin by studying the two godfathers of atheism: Karl Marx and his hero Ludwig Feuerbach.
Meanwhile, Fr. Fessio’s fellow Jesuits at America Magazine published an article on the best gay movies to watch for pride month.
best gay movies: God help us.
Where did you see that? How was he using the word? Was it giving approval or disapproval to the behavior? Makes a whole lot of difference. If he was jokingly talking about cheerful movies, that would be a lot different from approving movies that approve homosexual behavior or same-sex “marriages”. Many older Catholic books use the word “gay” in its original sense — to be happy or cheerful not same-sex attracted.