Some Protestants attempt to undermine the Catholic belief in mortal and venial sin by appealing to James 2:10-11, which says that if we break one commandment, we become guilty of them all. But does this passage have the firepower that Protestants think it does? In...
Skeptics often think the miracles in the bible are too far-fetched to believe. “Dead people coming back to life? Blind people seeing? You expect me to believe that?” they ask. While sympathizing with skeptics in their initial reaction, I show in this video why it’s...
Jesus’ Bread of Life discourse in John 6 is at the heart of the Catholic Church’s biblical justification for the Eucharist. Jesus identifies the “bread which comes down from heaven” (v. 50) as his “flesh” (v. 51) and commands both the Jews and his disciples present to...
Some Protestants attempt to undermine the Catholic belief in mortal and venial sin by appealing to James 2:10-11, which says that if we break one commandment, we become guilty of them all. But does this passage have the firepower that Protestants think it does? In...
In this episode of Catholic Answers Focus, I join Cy Kellet to chat with him about how to answer the common Freudian objection to belief in God—It’s just wish fulfillment. Audio...
