Dr. Sebastian Morello, a former student of Sir Roger and a good friend, joins me to discuss the life and philosophy of his mentor. We explore Sir Roger's personality, aesthetics, politics, and religious philosophy. Sir Roger Scruton will forever be remembered as restoring conservatism to intellectual respectability among the likes of Edmund Burke. 

Daniel Suazo (The Jewish Catholic) details his conversion from Judaism to Protestantism to Catholicism. He argues that Catholicism not only fulfills Judaism but allows him to be the most authentically Jewish he can be. 

Gaven Kerr tackles 11 questions that Patrons and online viewers submitted. We talk about whether God's knowledge changes, the strongest objections to Thomism, how an immaterial God can create a material world, the metaphysics of transubstantiation, if Gaven could beat Conor McGregor in a fight, and much more! 

Eastern Orthodox philosopher David Bradshaw and Roman Catholic philosopher Christopher Tomaszewski discuss Palamism and Thomism. The topics range from the Patristics to interpretations of St. Thomas Aquinas and heavy-hitting philosophy on virtual distinctions, modal collapse, and the energies of God.

Robert C. Koons and Jordan B. Cooper discuss Dr. Koons' defense of the Catholic position on justification. Rob, a former Lutheran, and Jordan, an active Lutheran theologian, discuss a wide girth of topics related to scripture and Christian theology. 

Michael Lofton discusses the evidence for the Catholicism from the Church Fathers, the scriptures, and his own experience.

Robert C. Koons and Matthew J. Thomas team up to discuss the doctrine of justification in response to Lutheran scholar Jordan B. Cooper. They explore the Old and New Perspectives on Paul, and where the Reformation erred. 

World-class scholar Lee Martin McDonald discusses the formation of the New and Old Testament canons, and guides listeners through New Testament historiography and theology. 

Suan Sonna and Ty Nienke debate whether or not the papacy is true. I (Suan) argue that Christ established a successional Petrine ministry that is supreme and infallible. 

Suan Sonna and Ty Nienke debate whether or not sola scriptura is true. I (Suan) argue that it is false, because (1) there are valid extra-Biblical apostolic traditions, and (2) Christ established a new Rabbinic authority that is infallible and successional.