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Esteban Rafael
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From spiritual crisis to public defense of the faith
An economist by training and an analyst of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, I study contemporary ideologies and their impact on the Christian faith. After a profound estrangement and a radical conversion, today I clearly defend the truth of the Catholic Church.


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See all PostThe Blue Page and Psychological Trauma: The Wound That Does Not Disappear
For years, the debate around The Blue Page has revolved around money, legality, and personal choice. But there is a dimension that is rarely addressed with seriousness: the psychological toll it leaves on many women. I do not write this from abstraction. Before my return to the Catholic faith, my wife and I briefly entered the world of The Blue Page. That period forced me to confront…
I Am Catholic and I Am Not a Zionist: In Defense of Conscience and Truth
In the last few hours, social media and the halls of Washington have erupted following the tense exchange at the White House Commission on Religious Liberty. Watching Carrie Prejean Boller be interrupted and pressured by Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick simply for stating a basic theological truth is not only outrageous, but revealing. By saying “I am a Catholic and Catholics do…
The Blue Page, Trauma, and Regret: When the Money Is Not Worth the Wound
There is a phrase that keeps repeating itself in the testimonies of women who leave The Blue Page: “I thought I could control it.”Control the content. Control the limits. Control the psychological impact. Control the money. I thought the same. Before my return to the Catholic faith, my wife and I briefly entered the world of The Blue Page. We were there only a short time, but it was long…
Genesis 12:3 does NOT teach an eternal political privilege for the State of Israel.
A First Biblical and Christian Refutation of Dispensationalism In recent months, it has become increasingly common on social media to see Genesis 12:3 cited—often implicitly—as if it were a permanent geopolitical clause: “I will bless those who bless you…” I have seen posts, including one by Gerardo Wilhelm, implying that God’s blessing automatically rests upon those who politically…
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See allDoes Jesus forbid calling priests “father”? Response to Matthew 23
One of the most common arguments against the Catholic Church is the claim that Jesus forbade calling priests “father,” based on Matthew 23:9 “Do not call anyone on earth your…
February 10, 2025
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Did Constantine Found the Catholic Church? An Apologetic Analysis
A frequent accusation by some critics is that “the Catholic Church was founded by Constantine.” This claim, however, is a misinterpretation of Christian history and doctrine. In this article…
February 7, 2025
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Priestly celibacy in the Catholic Church: Is it biblical? Is it the cause of abuse?
Priestly celibacy is one of the most debated disciplines within and outside the Catholic Church. Some consider it an unnatural imposition, while others blame it for abuses within the Church.…
February 5, 2025
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Is the Catholic Church the “Great Whore” of Revelation? An Apologetic Response
One of the most common attacks against the Catholic Church is the accusation that it is the “Great Slut” mentioned in chapter 17 of the book of Revelation. This claim comes from erroneous…
February 4, 2025
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The Catholic Church Is In The Bible: An Irrefutable Truth
In the debate about the presence of the Catholic Church in the Bible, many argue that there is no explicit reference to this institution in the Scriptures. However, upon analyzing the sacred…
February 3, 2025
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