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8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Sloth
The deadly sin of sloth is evident in literature, revealing its spiritual peril through characters consumed by apathy, indifference, and wasted potential.
5 Historical Proofs of Jesus’ Resurrection
Is there any historical proof of Jesus’ resurrection? Exegetes like N.T. Wright and Gary Habermas have found 5 historical ways of proving the resurrection.
The Reach of Gödel’s Theorem: Mathematics, Philosophy, and the Divine
Modern mathematics and computer analysis show that Godel's Theorem proves the existence of a super axiom, but this super axiom proves the existence of God.
Understanding the Two Stories of Creation in Genesis
Discover the two stories of creation in Genesis, literary forms, historical context, and theological meaning, offering fresh insights into their purpose.
The Fine-Tuned Universe: 4 Fine-Tuning Examples
Fine-tuning is the assumption that the universe cannot cause its own existence. Therefore it must have a creator. But what are some fine-tuning examples?
Can Catholics Believe in Near Death Experiences?
An in-depth look into near-death experiences and where they fit into the Catholic Faith.
The 5 Transcendentals (And How they Provide Evidence for the Soul)
There are five transcendentals that philosophers have recognized since the time of Plato. What are they, and how can they provide evidence for a soul?
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Lust
Beyond the 21st century, both ancient and modern literature gives examples of the lust in literature with consequences that are still possible today.
Facts About the Shroud of Turin (Age, Dimensions, Blood Stains)
These facts about the Shroud of Turin are sure to clear up any questions about the most studied religious artifact in the world.
St. Juan Diego: The Patron Saint of Indigenous People
Discover how St. Juan Diego became a saint and more about his extraordinary life of faith after receiving one of the approved Marian apparitions.
Scientific Evidence for God (Insights and Explanations)
From a scientist’s point of view, what evidence might there be to support belief in God? Here we summarize the best scientific evidence for God.
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Anger
The Catechism defines the sin of anger as a desire for revenge. Here we disect three examples of anger and its repercussions in literature.