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Follow-up to the Catechetical / Youth Theme – Ho Kai Paulos

Last updated on: October 9, 2013 at 7:47 am   by Jennifer Fitz

Follow-up to the Catechetical / Youth Theme – Ho Kai Paulos 2013-10-09T07:47:15-05:00 Jennifer Fitz

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A quick follow-up note for those who following the threads on this blog about catechesis, young adult literature, and so forth:

Joe Wetterling has just re-launched his catechetical website, Ho Kai Paulos.   The first article is a very clear, charitable explanation of the difference between objective and subjective truth.  If you are looking for the basics well-explained, this is a good place to start.

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