This Lourdes Miracle Led to the Conversion of Alexis Carrel
Discover the miracle from Lourdes that brought about the conversion of Nobel Prize-winning physician Dr. Alexis Carrel.
Can Philosophy Provide Evidence for God’s Existence?
This article demonstrates that philosophical reasoning can not only provide evidence for God's existence but can also illuminate some of God’s attributes.
God, Science, and Creation
Almost two hours of in-depth reason and discourse by Fr. Spitzer on what science can tell us about God, science, and creation.
What Makes Us Human: The Origin of Language
An argument that the soul is the condition necessary for certain powers and characteristics that are at the center of what makes us human.
What Does the Catholic Church Say about Near Death Experiences?
Have you ever wondered, 'What does the Catholic Church Say about near-death experiences?' Enjoy this video and discussion about the relationship.
Human Intelligence vs. Animal Intelligence
Recent studies show that humans are categorically different from animals, not only in their language abilities, but also in their ability to form concepts.
Sir Isaac Newton and the Scientific ‘Reformation’
A fascinating look at Sir Isaac Newton's extraordinary life, faith, and scientific contributions.
Evidence for the Big Bang
Here we look at the Lemaitre/Hubble expansion, Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation, and even distribution of matter as evidence for the Big Bang.
Apologetics Books from Magis Center and Sophia Institute for Teachers
Magis Center has partnered with the Sophia Institute for Teachers to create high school and apologetics books on faith, science, and reason.
How Science Works, Part IV: What Science Can’t Do
This fourth installment discusses how science can answer the 'how' question but not the 'why' questions of ethics, beauty, faith, goodness, and truth.
How Science Works, Part III: What Science is All About
The third of the series on how science works and why science does not give us eternal truths but 'truths' of science change as new data/theories arise.
How Science Works, Part II—How We Believe: Rational Inquiry
The second of a series on how science works and the limits of science focusing on the different methods by which we come to believe by reason.