Author Archives: frjosephhuneycutt

On Ancient Faith Radio this week … Someone recently asked me a very important question about the Cross: Why do Christians wear crosses? Why do we celebrate an instrument of death? Isn’t it similar to glorifying an electric chair or … Continue reading →

He was baptized as Man – but He remitted sins as God- not because He needed purificatory rites Himself, but that He might sanctify the elements of water. He was tempted as Man, but He conquered as God… He hungered, … Continue reading →

There once was a boy named Andrew. Andrew was a very happy child and his parents loved him dearly. Andrew could run, jump, and play outside – and in any room in the house … Except the living room. There … Continue reading →

I’m shocked that none of them used the “G” word: Gnostic … I think this really was a remarkable and significant discovery, but not of the tomb of Jesus. My theory is that this could very well have been a … Continue reading →

Administrators at the College of William & Mary, responding to months of harsh criticism from alumni, ordered the immediate return of a cross to the Williamsburg school’s historic Wren Chapel yesterday. What was it that made the chapel “historic?” (Just … Continue reading →