Each and every word of Genesis need not be taken literally. But the substance of all facts which are fundamental in Christianity are to be taken as literally true.
Radio Replies Volume 1 by Rev. Dr. Leslie Rumble MSC and Rev. Charles Mortimer Carty
Historical language and viewpoints in the original collection are preserved. For current official teaching, consult the Catechism and the Holy See.
Report an error or ask the editorThe Jewish people in the first century lived under Roman occupation, fostering a deep yearning for a messiah who would liberate them politically and restore Israel’s glory. Many expected a warrior-king, akin to David, who would overthrow oppressors and establish a visible kingdom. Jesus’ miracles, such as healing the sick or rai…
The Catholic Church firmly holds that the early Christian community was a unified body, not divided into separate Jewish and Gentile sections with distinct heads. Christ established one Church, as evidenced by his prayer for unity in John 17:20-21 . The apostles, under Peter’s leadership, worked together to spread the Gospel to …
The Catholic Church teaches that the religion of Christ is the fulfillment of the religion revealed through Moses, not its rejection. The Mosaic Law, given to the Israelites, contained fundamental moral and religious truths rooted in God’s covenant with His people. These truths, such as the worship of one God and the moral prece…
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