Today well look at two specific points: How are we supposed to interpret some of the more controversial points? Was the God of the Old Testament a God of wrath and jealousy? Also, why did God choose

Can we trust scripture? How do we know that the Bible is true, much less divinely inspired? Can we really trust that this collection of books from hundreds, thousands of years ago is accurate? And ho

Did God have to give man revelation? Is revelation necessary for us to know who God is? Or can we know all about God just from our own reason and intellect?

Today, well investigate the obvious next question how do we know what to do for this religion? Can we figure it out all on our own? Do we need God to tell us? And is it even possible for God to spe

Well look broadly at the morality of drug use, then, we will look specifically at marijuana to consider its effects, compare its effects to those of alcohol and tobacco, and finally make a judgment o

So Far this Podcast has attempted to show why Catholics consider it reasonable to hold that there is a God, and to hold that human beings are distinct from the other animals, having a rational soul. N

Fr. Albert will join us to look at man himself. Weve spent the last three episodes looking at the existence God, now we need to know about us. We know that we exist that part is easy. But what are

Fr. Paul Robinson will look at the theory of evolution. Can a Catholic hold that evolution and creation are both consistent with each other? Can non-life turn into life? Can life turn into intelligent

Fr. Paul Robinson will look at the theory of evolution. Can a Catholic hold that evolution and creation are both consistent with each other? Can non-life turn into life? Can life turn into intelligent

Fr. Paul Robinson, the Publisher of Angelus Press, and Prior of St. Isidores in Denver Colorado, will take on the two most common objections to the existence of God. First, well look at the problem