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St. Paul said that God has given assurance to all men by raising Christ from the dead (Acts 17:31). This assurance is at the heart of our Christian faith—for without Jesus’ resurrection, Paul adds,...

In this talk from Catholic Answers' 2013 National Apologetics Conference, Jimmy Akin tackles the hardest problem of all—why God allows evil in the first place.

Three of Jimmy Akin's Biggest Bestsellers - Over 50% Savings! The Fathers Know Best: This groundbreaking work presents the teachings of the early Christians in a way unlike any other book. It flings...

Catholic apologist Jimmy Akin sits down with Evangelical author Steve Gregg in a friendly but lively five-round debate over many of the issues that separate Protestants and Catholics. The subjects...

Tim Staples was your typical enthusiastic Protestant, on fire for his faith—until he met the "wrong" Marine: a Catholic man who was both willing and able to defend his faith. How did Tim Staples, an...

Save Over 45% on Three Great Books By Catholic Apologist Joe Heschmeyer! Pope Peter: Joe Heschmeyer says that papal flaws are an opportunity to understand what the papacy really means, not to...

Jesus—Buddha—Allah—Sex—God

Jesus—Buddha—Allah—Sex—God—Self—Stuff—Drugs—Tech—Prayer—Tunes—Catholic—Christian—Spiritual—None What difference does it make? Sharing the Faith used to make some people mad because i

In this talk from Catholic Answers' 2013 National Apologetics Conference, Karl Keating explains why our civilization is at a turning point—and what will come next.

The media mocks and ridicules Catholics. We are branded as “intolerant” and “bigoted” because we uphold the truth about marriage. And now the government is trying to force us to pay for...

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God Loves Your Children More than You Do! Raising kids Catholic is difficult. As parents, we know in our hearts that it’s the right thing—the only thing—to do; but, if we’re honest, many da