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Show Notes Quick Tip Don’t pay for overpriced books or journal articles. Access them for FREE (and legally) using this method. Â Show Outline I argue that Christ founded the Catholic Church is the best...
Show Notes Quick Tip Give more compliments in conversations with people potentially hostile to the faith. When you give compliments, the following can happen: You reduce negative emotions. The person is less likely to...
Show Notes Quick Tip Catholic Christians should be “un-offendable.” When someone makes a claim about us, it’s either true or false. If it’s false, we shouldn’t be offended since it’s just an erroneous statement....
Show Notes Quick Tip Take notes on what you read, especially when reading Kindle eBooks. You can take the notes digitally and when you’re done with a book, export a PDF with your highlights...
Show Notes CORE #05 – Good Reasons to Believe in God (Part 3) Quick Tip Create an apologetics folder on your computer with 4 big categories: God, Jesus, the Church, and Testimony. Use this...
In the midst of the horrendous sex-abuse scandals, Archbishop Carlo Vigano (former nuncio i.e. papal ambassador to the United States), published an 11-page letter accusing Pope Francis himself of grave wrongdoing and calling for...
Many have written on the sexual abuse scandal at length. Here are some brief thoughts of my own. Tragic I’m sure you’ve all seen how the sexual abuse scandal is once again ripping through...
Fr. James Brent O.P. does an excellent job of summarizing, explaining, and defending a contingency argument found in Aquinas’ Summa Contra Gentiles, Book two, chapter 15. Here’s the text of Aquinas: Again, everything that...
Your friend reveals he’s an atheist. How do you approach the discussion? In a previous post, I explain the #1 tactic in conversations on tough topics is to ask questions rather than make statements....
How can one still be religious in this age of science? The main reason: because scientism is false. Scientism is the belief that only science provides us with knowledge. Or to phrase it another way: science is...
