Catholics and ‘totality’

Leonardo De Chirico  |  Features  |  evangelicals & catholics
Date posted:  27 Dec 2024
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Catholics and ‘totality’

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In my conversations with Catholic friends, I have found it useful to reference the five ‘magnetic points’ expounded by British theologian Daniel Strange.

There are five fundamentals that all human beings are looking for and to which they are magnetically drawn. Because of their universal presence in people’s lives, they can be seen in Catholics too.

According to Strange, each religion responds in various ways to these five questions. Their responses are points of attraction for people to be drawn to them. The questions are:

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