#Morality and #virtue without #God, how do I approach Satanists?, and does it matter what we call #Jesus?

What are Catholic devotions and what is their purpose?, my family goes to a Lutheran Church named St. Paul, wasn't he a Catholic?, and why the name Catholic?

#Memory and #Confession of sins, how do you reconcile Adam & Eve's existence with #evolution?, and is this good enough to be #Catholic? #faith

Do I have to be rational?, who is crushing the head of satan in the Book Of Revelation?, why doesn't God reveal himself to us physically?, and Catholicism and Science.

(MB) Tanner asks about how to find a devotion to #wisdom for the New Year, #Catholics can experience the #HolySpirit too, and what are the role of the cardinal virtues in moral judgement, and correcting our perceptions of the #Bible.

Is it imperative that as Catholics we try to persuade our Christian friends to become Catholic? Why do Catholics believe that Mary is Co-Redemptrix? Are we allowed to disagree on Purgatory? and more on today's Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Is the Eucharist a means to forgive sins or must your sins be forgiven before approaching the sacrament? Is it impossible to avoid purgatory? How should we address the priestly scandals of the past? and more on today's Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

When God made a covenant with Abraham didn’t he have Abraham sacrifice some animals? If so, why? What constitutes a valid Baptism? Why does God want us to have faith and to believe in him without seeing him? and more on today's Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Merry Christmas from the CTC team. Dr. Anders and Thom address some questions about Christmas, how can I be certain about God's existence, sharing the Gospel with nominally Catholic friends, Confession question and about St. Paul.

Was polygamy and keeping concubines permissible under the Old Testament? When the Catechism speaks of us participating in the Lord's sacrifice on the cross via the Eucharist, exactly what does this mean? and more on today's Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.