Jeanie Hannaman

By Robert Royal, The Catholic Thing - Logicians have identified – and demolished – what they term a “circular argument.” Basically, to propose an example, a circular argument goes something like this: The synodal Church is the Church foreseen by the Second Vatican Council... Why?... Because the Second Vatican Council foresaw the synodal Church... In a circular argument, the conclusion is in the premise – and that’s that.

By Judy Landrieu Klein, National Catholic Register - Has feminism offered society a positive contribution? Or has it, as Carrie Gress says in her new book, The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us, been so corrupt from its inception that it must be “slayed” as an “ideological dragon?”... Is there such a thing as “authentic feminism,” or is the tree of “feminism,” which the Oxford English Dictionary defines as “the advocacy of women’s rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes,” so rotten at its core that it must be cut down completely?