John Clark
The Amazing Story of St. Maximilian Kolbe
In a world twisted with racism, hatred, and religious persecution, St. Maximilian Kolbe provides answers to those wishing to resist evil.
Where Is Mary Buried?
Though it is a required belief for Catholics, the teaching of the Assumption of Mary has faced significant opposition for many years.
Galileo and the Catholic Church: His Impact on Science
We must revisit Galileo and the Catholic Church to fully understand the way we view faith and science going forward.
Artificial Intelligence v. Knowledge and Wonder
Artificial intelligence is on the rise, but what does that mean for students? What implications will it have on morals? On Intelligence? Learn more here.
Apologetics Begins At Home
Atheism is clearly on the rise—how do we stop atheism among young people before it starts? With apologetics—the kind that begins at home.
The Trilemma Of C.S. Lewis, Part Five: Jesus Is God
As John Clark wraps up his series on the 'Trilema of C.S. Lewis,' he discusses his application of apologetics to the claim that Jesus is God.
The Trilemma Of C.S. Lewis, Part Four: Was Jesus Mentally Ill?
For the second component of the C.S. Lewis Trilema, John Clark utilizes the god delusion and examines accusations to answer 'was Jesus mentally ill?'
The Trilemma Of C. S. Lewis, Part Three: Was Jesus A Liar?
Was Jesus a liar? John Cark examines the factors of fame and money in the first component of the C.S. Lewis Trilema.
The Trilemma Of C.S. Lewis, Part Two: Did Jesus Claim To Be God?
Before breaking down the C.S. Lewis Trilema, John Clark first answers the question of 'did Jesus claim to be God?'
The Trilemma of C. S. Lewis: Is There Evidence That Jesus Lived?
John Clark seeks to answer whether there is evidence that Jesus lived in the first installment of his C.S. Lewis Trilema series.
The Reluctance Of Males To Become Men: Failure to Launch
John Clark discusses the male reluctance to become men by analyzing Failure to Launch syndrome and arguing for perfect happiness as the answer.
The Desperate Necessity Of Time Travel
To fight against the hedonistic and atheistic culture we need to travel through time and walk through the libraries of yesteryear.