Michael Lofton (Reason & Theology) argues that the Formula of Pope Horsmidas is evidence of the Catholic conception of the papacy.

Hard universalism claims that it is IMPOSSIBLE that God could allow anyone to end up in hell. Fr. James Dominic argues against this thesis and explores the Catholic doctrine of hell.

Fr. Andrew Dalton, LC discusses his dissertation work on Matthew's gospel. He explores the question of what Matthew meant by "fulfillment." We even discuss issues related to the papacy and my Peter-Eliakim typological argument.

In this episode, I respond to objections that typology can't establish doctrine. In particular, I examine whether my own New Eliakim Typological argument for the papacy survives scrutiny.

Meet Olivia Rogers! She invited me to my first mass when I was Protestant... and now I'm entering the Dominican Order!!!

I talk to Amber Rose ("The Religious Hippie") about her reversion to Catholicism, her pro-life activism, and the meaning of the Latin mass to her.

Francis Beckwith discusses the legal context of Roe v. Wade, and why the Supreme Court appears poised to overturn the decision. We also discuss the emotional problem of abortion and Nancy Pelosi.

Philosophers Seth Hart and Matthew K. Minerd defend the reality of teleology in nature, especially biology, and the ramifications of this fact for ethics and the debate on God's existence.

Jimmy Akin reviews his debate with Steven Nemes on Capturing Christianity. Who is the rock of Matthew 16:18?

Suan Sonna responds to Gavin Ortlund's objections to the Isaiah 22:22-Matthew 16:19 typology for the papacy. Suan includes clips from Gavin's channel, their debate, and Suan's own commentary.