Intellectual Catholicism
Pat Flynn and Daniel Vecchio permanently put the logical problem of evil to rest.
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Profs. Grant and Tomaszewski discuss God's universal causality and human free will. Along the way, Prof. Tomaszewski questions whether some form of theological determinism best accords with Catholic dogmatic theology.
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New Testament scholar Dale C. Allison Jr. discusses an alleged appearance of Mary in Zeitoun, Egypt which he considers the best documented miracle in history.
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William Albrëcht, David Száraz, Gary Michuta respond to Gavin Ortlund on whether St. Jerome eventually accepted the Roman Catholic Old Testament.
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Suan Sonna argues against Gavin Ortlund that not only is "a fallible list of infallible books" a disaster but that a case can be made from the canon to the infallibility of the Church on at least one occassion.
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British Catholic Apologist Peter D. Williams argues that Protestants don't have the resources within their own system to justify any knowledge claim of the biblical canon.
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Suan Sonna (Roman Catholic - Infernalist) and Hunter Coates (Eastern Orthodox - Univeralist) talk about Hunter's new book in defense of universalism "Grace Abounds: A Holistic Case for Universal Salvation".
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Catholic Answers Apologist Dr. Karlo Broussard defends the practice of venerating and praying to saints.
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Suan Sonna lectures on Pope Benedict's approach to biblical studies.
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Catholic theologian Matthew J. Ramage compares the approaches of Bart Ehrman and Pope Benedict XVI with respect to the study of Sacred Scripture. Along the way, Ramage discusses the Catholic Church's relationship to Biblical scholarship.
info_outlineSuan discusses in this episode seven problematic trends in online apologetics.