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 In this issue: Kids Need More Than the World's Success by Cherie Peacock The Solution to the Modern Crisis of Education by Joe Heschmeyer The Catholic Church: Educating Women Before it Was Cool by Catherine Brown Tkacz Albert the Great:...

Contrary to what political commentators and activists say, religion is not only relevant to justice and law, but is necessary for civilization to thrive. Dr. Scott Hahn will uncover the public nature of true religion and its role in society. He will...

In the Summa Theologiae, St. Thomas Aquinas famously offers his qunique viae, or “five ways,” for demonstrating the existence of God. Throughout the work of Joseph Ratzinger / Benedict XVI, we find five other ways for demonstrating the...

In the past 40 years academic defenders of God's existence have continually refined and improved well-known arguments for the existence of God. In this talk Trent takes you on a helpful tour of these arguments and provides resources to help you take a...

Not long ago, it was easy to see the world’s beauty as strong evidence for a Creator. But some argue that the rise of secular ideologies and the moral horrors of the last two centuries obscure this evidence. In this talk, Dr. Gage gives four lines...

Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi is a traditional Catholic principle maintaining that the law of prayer is the law of belief. In other words, the way we pray—especially at Mass—expresses and shapes our faith in Jesus Christ and our relationship with...

St. Thomas’ proofs for the existence of God are tried and true. And science today makes an excellent case for the existence of God. In the end, however, Tim maintains there is one most most effective way we can prove to an unbelieving world that...

There are a variety of reasons why one should believe that moral relativism is a mistaken view, chief among them that morality is objective, that it really exists and that it functions as a law on the conscience. But to say there is a moral law implies...

The problem of evil--and especially suffering--is often considered the most powerful argument against the existence of an all-powerful all-good, all-loving God. In this dynamic talk, Jimmy Akin draws on his own experiences, philosophical insight, and...

G.K. Chesterton says, “The world will never starve for want of wonders, but only for want of wonder.” What have we lost by losing our sense of wonder, by having it dulled and decimated in today’s world? In a word, we’ve lost God...

Why doesn’t God make his presence undeniable to honest inquirers? It seems like a God who is all-good would not leave us stumbling in the dark, unsure of his existence—especially in times of trial and suffering when we need him most. The...

What if there’s a better Christian religion than Catholicism? One that has true apostolic doctrines, a more beautiful and ancient liturgy, and freedom from all that “pope” baggage—and valid sacraments, too. That’s what...