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 Some Protestant writers have claimed not only that major Catholic doctrines were unknown in the early Church but that the ultimate authority for the first Christians was Scripture alone. But what...

 When Catholic and Protestants discuss Scripture, the conversation can degenerate into “my interpretation” versus “your interpretation.” When such debates fail, it might be time for historical...

Using some of the earliest Christian writings as well as modern Church documents, Tim Staples shows the “organic connection between our spiritual life and the dogmas” (Catechism 89) and that Mary...

All Catholics who want to know and defend the Faith need to learn about the time of the apostles and the Fathers, for it is in these ages that the Trinitarian, Christological, and Marian doctrines...

 In this issue: Answering the Bethlehem Critics by Dave Armstrong

The Catechism says, "Belief in the true Incarnation of the Son of God is the distinctive sign of Christian faith" (463). As a follower of Jesus, can you defend Christ’s true identity to skeptics and...

Ascending in Hope What are the different kinds of prayer? I prayed for something and God didn’t grant it. Why? Doesn’t the Bible condemn repetitious prayers like the ros

Reconciling All Truth Is faith reasonable? What can we know about God through reason alone? How can we make sense of Christian beliefs that seem to defy logic and science?

The Church’s Other Lung Do Eastern Catholics follow the pope? What is it like to visit and worship at an Eastern Catholic parish? How can there be many different “church

Few Christian groups straddle that fine line between sect and denomination as does the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church. On the one hand, its more than 20 million members profess belief in many...

 In this issue: The Papacy in the Early Church by Joe Heschmeyer

Raised by a Jewish father and an ex-Catholic mother, Trent Horn was adrift in skepticism in his teenage years and believed religion was “a crutch for the simple-minded.” At the