Why (Some) Scientists Say There is No Such Thing as a Soul
Rather than speaking of the soul, scientists focus on the mind—measured and observed in replicated experiments—as a function of what goes on in the brain.
Ancient Philosophy & the New Testament
What does philosophy have to do with the New Testament? What follows is a survey of philosophical schools that precede and even encounter the New Testament.
Arizona Conference Invites Attendees to Pursue Science and Faith for Human Flourishing
The Arizona Center for Christian Studies hosted their Conference on Faith and Science themed, “Pursuing Science and Christian Faith for Human Flourishing.”
How the Resurrected Jesus Reveals Himself to Us
Fr. Spitzer discusses two Resurrection narratives and how each illustrate different ways Jesus reveals Himself, even to us today.
Is God Part of Your Social Network?
Is God Part of Your Social Network?
[Podcast] Fr. Spitzer Discusses Exorcisms, Cosmic Fine Tuning, and More
This month Pat Flynn welcomed Fr. Spitzer back to his podcast to cover the topics of exorcisms, cosmic fine tuning, the "Who" of God, and more.
Verified Scientific Facts supporting the Authenticity of the Shroud of Turin
The results of the 1989 Carbon 14 dating of the Shroud of Turin caused scientists and believers to seek the scientific facts supporting the Shroud of Turin.
If You Weren't Able to Complete the 7 Essential Modules in Advent, No Worries—Here Comes Lent
If You Weren't Able to Complete the 7 Essential Modules in Advent, No Worries—Here Comes Lent
Reasons to Be Confident about the Historical Jesus
Through philosophical presuppositions, historical methodology, and the Gospels, we find a reason to believe in and evidence for the “historical” Jesus.
Bearing Witness in a Secular Age
James K.A. Smith asks the question, “What does it mean to live in a secular society?” and points out the importance of defining the term, “secular.”
Doctors Can't Explain Why this Texas Girl’s Tumor Disappeared
In June 2018, Roxli Doss was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor called diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, or DIPG. Now it's disappeared.
What the Magi Saw
Explanations for the star abound, conjectures run the debates, and the historical data is a tangle. What is it that the Magi actually saw in the sky?