The Ghost of Mani: Why the Ancient Heresy of Dualism Still Haunts Catholic Thought

​I. Introduction: Manichaeism—A Universal Religion of Cosmic Despair ​Manichaeism represents one of the most intellectually sophisticated and historically impactful challenges to the nascent Catholic faith. Founded in the third century CE by the Parthian Iranian prophet Mani (c. 216–274) in the Sasanian Empire, it quickly established itself as a major world religion. While sometimes described […]

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The Deadly Religion of the Self: Chesterton’s Timeless Warning

The deadly religion of the self is everywhere today — in self-help slogans, modern spirituality, and the worship of the “god within.” But long before this inner idol re-emerged, G.K. Chesterton had already exposed its fatal flaws. In Chapter 5 of Orthodoxy, he delivers a timeless warning: self-worship is not just mistaken. It’s destructive. Only

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