Pope Leo XIV arrives at the Church of St. Thomas of Villanova to celebrate Mass in Castel Gandolfo, Italy, July ...

We keep repeating in this column that we did not and do not confess sin to be saved, but Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. We read Romans 10:9-10: “[9] ...

It reminds us that Jesus did not only confront injustice and sin but death itself, and he did all this on our behalf. Before this paschal mystery, we tremble, tremble, tremble.

No! God did not warn anybody about eternal torment because it has nothing to do with his purposes. If the punishment for sin were eternal torment, then Jesus himself would have had to suffer ...

Jesus’ teachings stress the significance of self-control and the necessity to safeguard one’s heart and mind against impure thoughts and sexual sin, which dishonor God. What Jesus actually ...

So, if Jesus did not rise from the dead, i.e., if death conquered him rather than he death, he is no Savior. It would mean the consequence of our sin still has hold of us because it still has hold ...

When Jesus forgives sins, ... The twelve disciples of Jesus would be rulers of this future kingdom, and Jesus would rule over them. Jesus did not declare himself to be God.

Yet both God and his son Jesus did not want to leave us "in our sin and separation." It was because of God’s "great love" that Jesus came to Earth for us "and died for us," he also said.