Questions
on Church History
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April 2012
Did the Catholic Church build a church on the actual spot where St. Peter's home was located?
January 2012
Why was nothing recorded of the life of Jesus from when he was a baby until His Public Ministry?
January 2012
Why is there so little on Jesus' childhood in the Bible and what else do we know about Him?
January 2012
What changed with Christ's incarnation (or his becoming the Man) and His Divine Life on Earth?
January 2012
Was the Church rightly recognized by the Roman Empire in 380 A.D. with Popes, bishops & priests?
August 2011
In the fourth century, did St. Jerome confess to corrupting the Bible in a letter to the Pope?
April 2011
In the Jewish tradition of Jesus' time, what was allowed by engaged couples who weren't married?
April 2011
Did the Apostles: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John write their own Gospels?
April 2011
What is the first historic reference of the clerical name, 'priest', in the writings of the Fathers?
January 2011
If Jesus, Mary, and the Apostles practiced the Jewish faith, why did Jesus start His Own Religion?
January 2011
Did the Vatican ordain women to celebrate Mass during the Communist regime of Czechoslovakia?
January 2011
Can you suggest some books on the Crusades so I can give a well-rounded view of what happened?
January 2011
How do we know that the Catholic Church just isn't the oldest man-oriented of denominations?
January 2011
How can I prove that Catholicism is Christian and how do I handle this 'end of the world' talk?
August 2010
Did the pre-Vatican II Church believe Protestants were going to Hell and is there a move back?
August 2010
Why didn't Jesus visit other countries and can one be this close to God without going to church?
August 2010
Where can I order a book on the history of the Church that I can send to my grandson in prison?
August 2010
Where's history from the Early Fathers and why do they call our Church the whore of Babylon?
August 2010
Was 'Till death do us part' in Catholic weddings vows in the 1300s, and If not, when was it part?