SHORT COURSES

with DR. KARLO BROUSSARD

ONLINE INTERACTIVE COURSES IN APOLOGETICS, THEOLOGY, AND PHILOSOPHY.

WHAT YOU GET

These short courses are designed to equip Catholics with the intellectual tools needed for engaging  audiences on a variety of topics that pertain to faith, morality, and culture.

Live Lectures (And On Demand Access)

Lessons involve live presentations and recorded videos are accessible on demand after completion of the course.

Live Q&A

Participants will be able to engage the presenter with their questions on the material presented.

Detailed Downloadable Notes

Detailed notes will be provided for each lesson as downloadable PDFs. DOWNLOAD SAMPLE HERE.

Quizzes

Short quizzes will be provided for self-assessment.

UPCOMING 

APRIL 3, 10, & 17  

Beyond the Bible: A Catholic Response to Sola Scriptura

The core belief that unites all Protestants is the conviction that the Bible alone—Latin, “sola scriptura”—is the infallible rule for Christian faith and practice. But is this what Jesus and the apostles intended for the Church, especially beyond the apostolic age? Given the historical evidence, is the sola scriptura model a more plausible foundation for the Christian faith than the Catholic understanding, which includes both Scripture and Tradition? In this three-lesson short course, I explore the idea that neither Jesus nor the apostles envisioned sola scriptura as the governing principle for Christian faith. I also argue that historical Christian testimony supports this view. Furthermore, I critically examine the sola scriptura paradigm itself, highlighting its internal contradictions and the theological challenges it presents.

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ON DEMAND

How to Talk About Morality in an Age of Moral Relativism

In this three-lesson course, you will learn what moral relativism is as it relates to other forms of relativism, and how to identify the incoherencies of moral relativism, thereby providing reasons why absolute moral truth exists. You will also learn how to expose the moral relativism that permeates the moral shame culture, along with the strategies needed to charitably defend objective morality without meriting the shaming labels of intolerance, judgmentalism, bigotry, and hatefulness.

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