What is Conscience? Quotes from Immanuel Kant and John Henry Newman
Quotes from Immanuel Kant and John Henry Newman explain their arguments to answer the question, 'What is conscience?'
Are Science and Faith Compatible?
On an episode of Follow the Lead Podcast, Fr. Spitzer discusses science and faith and how they are not as at odds as modern culture would have you believe.
How Do We Know The Age of The Universe?
Scientists know that the universe is about 13.8 billion years old. But how do we know the age of the universe?
Humility In An Opinionated World
Discover how humility in communication can reduce polarization, foster understanding, and promote human flourishing.
The World Is Not Enough IV: Cosmic Alienation in Modern Art
Explore Cosmic Alienation in modern art—why we feel not at home in the world—and how Munch’s work reveals our longing for the transcendent.
Two Popes Speak a Common Language for World Communications Day
For World Communications Day 2025, Pope Leo XIV echoes Pope Francis in urging gentle, hope-filled communication that promotes peace, truth, and dialogue.
Rudolf Otto's 'Mysterium Tremendum et Fascinans'
Within the numinous experience, the numen presents itself as having two distinct poles of feeling-content: mysterium tremendum and mysterium fascinans.
Christian Revelation, Heaven, and Near Death Experiences
By looking at patients' accounts of the afterlife, we may be able to infer clues about the afterlife. What parallels can we draw between NDEs and heaven?
In Honor of Pope Leo XIV: 5 Augustinian Scientists You Should Know
Meet Pope Leo XIV, a mathematician-turned-pontiff shaped by Augustinian wisdom, plus five remarkable Augustinian scientists who bridged faith and science.
Exploring Miracles: Mary, Saints, and the Holy Eucharist
A discussion of some remarkable and scientifically proven contemporary miracles relating to Mary, the intercession of the saints, and the Holy Eucharist.
Evidence for a Beginning of the Universe
If the Big Bang marks the universe's initial expansion, then could it be the beginning of the universe? Could this indicate a transcendent cause—a creator?
Did Einstein Believe in God? Find Out from His Letters and Quotes
Did Einstein believe in God? His view of God is a tangle, partly because his words are often taken out of the multiple contexts in which he spoke about God.