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 In this issue: It's Time to Take Back the Education of Our Children by Anthony Esolen Rendering to Caesar...and to God by Jimmy Akin Church and State: A History of Conflict by Steve Weidenkopf Judicial Malfeasance by Tim...

For a long time, Christopher Columbus enjoyed a positive—if slightly simplistic—reputation in our national culture. Even if he didn’t exactly “discover America,” we still revered him as a key figure in a critical period of...

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, our faith is in vain (1 Cor. 15:14)...

Making Sense of Divine Hiddenness We believe that God exists and that he loves us, yet he can feel distant and hidden from our perceptions. Why doesn’t God make himself visible to us? Or at least make his presence undeniable through signs and...

“All these with one accord devoted themselves to prayer” (Acts 1:14). The apostles and early Christians believed and worshiped in unity—in doctrine and practice following Jesus’ wish that “they may be one” (John...

Be honest: even with all the wonderful communications innovations in the last decade—smartphones and endless apps that make your life “better”—you’ve found yourself struggling to make sense of it all, questioning what is...

 In this issue: Wrestling With Scrupulosity by Fr. David Menconi, S.J. Problems With the Kalam Argument by Jimmy Akin The Fisher Pope by Joe Heschmeyer Argument from Motion for  God's Existence by Karlo Broussard Don't...

Apologists Trent Horn and Tim Staples examine the first and most important issue in the Christian faith: the manner in which God has communicated to us the saving truths of the Gospel.

From the cross Jesus gave us his mother to be our mother, too: a singularly holy model, consoler, and intercessor for our spiritual journey. Yet most Protestants—and too many Catholics—don’t understand the role that God wants her to...

Saint John Henry Newman said "To Be Deep in History Is to Cease to Be Protestant"Apologists Trent Horn and Professor Steve Weidenkopf take you deep into history.

Teachings on the Papacy, apostolic succession, and infallibility may be some of the most misunderstood Catholic teachings of them all. Apologists Trent Horn and Steve Ray discuss the Papacy and the importance of authority in the Church.

What happens when we die? What and where is purgatory? Can the Saints in Heaven pray for us and hear our prayers? Apologists Trent Horn and Patrick Madrid discuss how to defend the Catholic teachings surrounding Purgatory and the Communion of the Saints.