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In this third volume of The Big Book of Catholic Answers, you will find solid, helpful replies to almost 300 questions about the life of Catholic faith: Mankind’s nature, vocation, and destiny;...

Bible Difficulties 2: Old Testament Moral Difficulties equips students to respond confidently to some of the most challenging objections raised against Scripture. In this course, Trent Horn examines...

Henry VIII gives Catholics the historical clarity to understand one of the most consequential breaks in Christian history—and explain what really happened when England separated from Rome. Many...

All the Answers You’re Looking For . . . All in One Place Our Catholic religion is big and complex. Its doctrines are old and often mysterious. Its detractors like to spread confusion with...

All the Answers You’re Looking For, All in One Place  Our Catholic religion is big and complex. Its doctrines are old and often mysterious. Its detractors like to spread confusion with caricatures of...

 We recognize St. Peter as the first pope and as someone who learns who he is in light of discovering who Christ is.  The Catholic Answers School of Apologetics course Biblical Images of Peter will...

After the Marian doctrines, the Catholic doctrine of the intercession of the saints may elicit more challenges from Protestants than any other topic.Doesn’t the Bible say we’re all saints?How can the...

You’ve probably heard Jehovah’s Witnesses knock on your door and decided not to answer because you didn’t know what to say to people who want to convince you to leave the Catholic faith. That’s why...

Almost everyone has heard of the Crusades, but few people can say what they were or how they came about—and few Catholics are informed enough to explain and defend them. This course will enable you...

Reading the Bible can be difficult, and some passages are particularly hard. St. Peter says that St. Paul can be difficult to understand, and the Gospels records how one of Jesus’ “hard sayings”...

The Galileo Affair is the go-to event cited by enemies of the Catholic Church as hard evidence that she is opposed to scientific learning. The facts of the story do not support this narrative...