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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...

Today there is a threat in society that is ripping apart families, ruining marriages, and—worst of all—sending souls to hell. That threat is pornography. It’s all over the Internet, and pornography has become a threat of enormous...

About the Booklet Why We’re Pro-Life addresses the legal and cultural landscape of the post-Roe world in which for the first time in half a century there isn’t a radical pro-abortion premise enshrined in the law. It avoids the common...

 In this issue: Clarifying Belief in God by Douglas M. Beaumont 'It Doesn't Matter' by Matt Nelson Science is Based on Faith by Fr. Nicanor Austriaco, O.P. Why Faith by Carl E. Olson And much, much, more...  

 In this issue: The Sexes: Finding God's Plan In a World That Has Lost its Way by Deborah Savage 5 Reasons Why Sex Is a Big Deal by Todd Aglialoro Can a Woman and a Man Truly Be Friends? by Joe Heschmeyer Does the Church Oppress...

 In this issue: In True Liturgy Lies True Humanity by Christopher Check Advice to Catholic College Students by Eamon O'Brien Humble Worker in the Vineyard by Jimmy Akin 80th Anniversary of a Dystopian Prophecy by David...

The Good News Starts Here Can we really know who wrote the Gospels and when? What are some of the different ways that Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John tell the story of Jesus? Why are other ancient “gospels” not part of the canon of the...

A Map to the Moral Universe What is morality and where does it come from? Is it okay to do something “wrong” if in my conscience I believe it’s right? How do we know what actions are sinful, and whether they are venial or mortal...

Born of Water and Spirit What does baptism do, anyway? Must we be baptized by immersion in water, or is sprinkling enough? Is it possible to be baptized if you don’t already believe in Jesus, like an infant? Does the Bible say we’re to be...

To many, the Catholic doctrine of purgatory is one of the Church’s most mysterious and confounding teachings. Fortunately, there are many Bible verses and catechetical lessons that can help us understand better and explain to our non-Catholic...