Gavin and I talk about his life and theological formation. We also discuss classical theism, hell, evolution, and other timely issues. 

Joe Schmid and I discuss what role theoretical virtues play in the interpretation of scripture and settling doctrinal disputes between Protestants and Catholics. 

Philosopher Daniel Bonevac presents his conservative political theory known as "Civilizational Consequentialism". Along the way, we discuss Plato's Republic, John Rawls' A Theory of Justice, free markets, necessary evils, healthcare, and more!

Elijah Yasi, Michael Lofton, and Erick Ybarra cite and defend three instances in the first millennium where the Vatican I claims are made: Pope Leo, Pope Agatho, Pope Hadrian respectively.

Fr. James Dominic Rooney critiques integralism and offers a different perfectionist theory of government in accordance with Catholic teaching. 

I sit down with my good friend Pat Flynn to discuss his journey from atheism to Catholicism. 

The Byzantine Scotist returns to talk about his journal from a nominal Jewish faith to a devout Orthodoxy to, finally, a rich Catholic faith. 

The Byzantine Scotist explains the philosophy of John Duns Scotus and tackles questions on Palamism and Divine Simplicity. 

Dr. Christopher J. Malloy, author of "Engrafted into Christ", defends the Catholic view of Justification against various Lutheran and broadly Protestant objections. 

Michael Lofton clarifies the nature of papal authority and current controversies in the Catholic Church. We also address common Orthodox and Protestant misconceptions about Vatican I, papal infallibility, and the Pope's relationship to the Bishops.