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Summary Christopher Carter explains that achieving greatness involves a community of people striving for excellent, consistent growth by at least 1% each week, and accountability to ensure sustained results. He helps men around the...
Summary Dr. Michael Rota defends an updated version of Pascal’s Wager. He responds to the classic objections to the wager and helps us see how to use the wager effectively in conversation. Also, Christopher...
Show Notes Main Point: Learn tips for how to become a better Catholic Case Maker. Guest Information Trent Horn earned a master’s degree in theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville, a master’s degree in...
Show Notes Topic: The Fifth Way of St. Thomas Aquinas Guest Intro Robert A. Delfino received his Ph.D. from the State University of New York at Buffalo, where he specialized in metaphysics and medieval...
 Show Notes Show Outline Dr. JP Moreland tackles the following questions in our interview: Why did you write the book Scientism and Secularism? What do you mean that Scientism is “the air we...
Show Notes Quick Tip Productivity tip. Don’t check social media haphazardly throughout the idea, because you will waste valuable time and energy that could be used on important tasks. Instead, schedule 2 or 3...
Show Notes CORE #05 – Good Reasons to Believe in God (Part 3) Quick Tip Create an apologetics folder on your computer with 4 big categories: God, Jesus, the Church, and Testimony. Use this...
Many have written on the sexual abuse scandal at length. Here are some brief thoughts of my own. Tragic I’m sure you’ve all seen how the sexual abuse scandal is once again ripping through...
Fr. James Brent O.P. does an excellent job of summarizing, explaining, and defending a contingency argument found in Aquinas’ Summa Contra Gentiles, Book two, chapter 15. Here’s the text of Aquinas: Again, everything that...
Your friend reveals he’s an atheist. How do you approach the discussion? In a previous post, I explain the #1 tactic in conversations on tough topics is to ask questions rather than make statements....
