Last November, we looked at what some call the existential argument for God’s existence. One of its key premises is that whatever doesn’t have existence by nature must receive its existence from a cause outside itself (an “existential cause”—a cause that gives...
Audio Download Atheists often try to justify their atheism by saying there is no scientific evidence for God. But as I show in this video, such a quest for truth starts off on the wrong foot, since science’s methodology precludes it from being able to detect God. For...
Audio Download Questions Covered: 16:10 – If there is no God and we have no deity to whom we look for answers and guidance, then what morally grounds us as people and as a nation? 21:10 – If God loves all of us, why do we have to suffer through so much?...
When you look at a tree, what do you see? For the longest time I just saw branches and leaves. But after studying some philosophy, I now see something far greater: I see God. Now, you’re probably thinking, Oh no. Karlo has gone off the deep end and become a...
I was invited to join The Catholic Cave podcast to talk about arguments for God’s existence. The argument they wanted to chat about was the argument from motion. You can listen to the podcast here: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-59jkj-7277dd ...
