Should we allow our children to read Harry Potter? To see the movie The Golden Compass? Dr. Carlton speaks clearly about how to approach these controversial works.

Dr. Carlton discusses the feminists' Satanic drive to transcend the limitations of nature by means of abortion, and God's Divine overcoming of the limitations of nature through the purity and faithfulness of the Theotokos.

Dr. Carlton compares the Orthodox view of demons with that of Hollywood and that of science.

Today during Thanksgiving week and the feast of the Presentation of the Theotokos into the Temple, Clark reflects on the Living Temple through which God Himself comes to dwell among His people.

In part 2 on this topic, Clark challenges the presuppostion many scientists have about evolution.

Science can ask "how" but it cannot ask "why" in the ultimate philisophical sense. Listen as Clark begins an exploration of scientific reason in the light of God and faith.

Clark continues his discussion of right vs. left and helps us understand the nature of the left as measured by the proper definition of Anti-Christ.

We want our children to grow up with a Christian, not secular, mindset. So who has the responsibility to make sure that happens?

The virtue of humility can be elusive especially when we have been wronged.

How should we react when we read about scandals and disappointments in the Church?