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Listen in on 2 hours of questions and answers from the Catholic Answers 2018 Conference

The Galileo Affair is one of the most studied events in history, yet the facts of the event, and more importantly what they mean, are hotly contested. It is the go-to example for the enemies of Catholicism who seek to portray the Church as oppressive...

Miracles are some of God's greatest gifts to the Church for evangelization, and yet Catholics seldom use them for that purpose. Tim will offer you a compendium of some of the most compelling miracles you can use to aid your friends and loved ones to...

A common secular view of human beings is that we are the byproducts of chemical interactions in the brain. They determine everything we do and go out of existence forever once our brains die. But is it true that science has turned free will and the...

The “New Atheists” such as Richard Dawkins are hardly new. Their nineteenth-century counterparts also labored to conflate evolution and atheism. They met their match in the person of John Zahm—priest, scientist, philosopher, and...

For thousands of years, most people who read Genesis came to the conclusion that the world was created in six days, and just a few thousand years ago. Then modern science arose, claiming that the universe is billions of years old and that all modern...

“Who needs God when science can always get the job done?” That’s the attitude many atheists have, and it has a name: scientism. It’s the belief that science is the best or even the only way to discover truth, and it’s...

What is science? How does the scientific method work? Are the results of science assured? Where are the flashpoints between science and faith? Why do scientists think the world is billions of years old? What's the evidence for evolution? Is...

How can the Crusades be called “glorious”? Our modern mindset says they were ugly wars of greed and religious intolerance—a big reason why Christians and Muslims today can’t coexist peacefully. Historian Steve Weidenkopf...

Given how often the Galileo situation is used as a stick to beat the Church and charge it with being “anti-science,” one might wonder whether it represents the greatest blunder in Catholic history. Certainly you could think that if all you...

A generation ago, Christian parents didn’t have to worry about how to explain transgenderism to their nine-year-old, or help their teenager deal with mockery at school for believing in traditional marriage. But today, as our culture’s moral...

In this issue: Beyond the Boundaries of Science by Jimmy Akin -- Our intrepid guide leads us through the theological ramifications of aliens, time travel, and alternate universes. Faith & Quantum Physics by Trent Horn  -- Here's why you...