One of the hottest debates in Christianity - is the death penalty just? Tom and Ellie discuss historical attitudes, how things have changed (sorry - developed) and the different interpretations of the Bible. If you enjoyed it, give us a follow!

You might have heard it mentioned in passing, but what do Catholics actually believe about Purgatory? Is it a place? What happens there? How long do you have to linger there for? Tom explains...

A big question - why can't women be Priests? It's not misogyny, Tom explains, but Ellie has a few arguments to put to him for why it might just be.

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Famously, Catholic Priests can't marry - or can they? Tom explains the truth behind the myth. We then discuss the arguments for celibacy and debunk some common criticisms of the 'rule'.

Tom explains the origins of the priesthood, stretching back before Jesus into the Jewish faith. He then goes on to talk about the purpose of the priesthood for so long Ellie runs out of time to ask her questions about why priests can't get married or be a woman - so tune in for that next time!

Tom explains what makes someone a Saint, and why they are so important to Catholics. Ellie also debates how authentic relics are, and some of the stories told about Saints.

We've heard people, including the Pope, judge things as a 'Just War' or not - but what makes a war just? Tom explains the rules set by thousands of years of Catholic teaching and gives historical examples.

How does Confession work? Why do Catholics do it? What do you say in Confession? All questions Ellie puts to Tom today, as well as challenging him on how you can possibly go to Heaven after murder, just by confessing.

What evidence is there for the Resurrection? Tom explains how parts of the Bible, as well as the Shroud of Turin, provide some interesting evidence.

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Why is Jesus dead for 3 days? What happened after he rose again? What does an Easter Egg represent? Questions all explored in this episode about the Resurrection.

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