It's common this time of year to hear about Jesus being born to an "unwed mother." But is that accurate?

Do you believe the same things about the Eucharist (or Lord's Supper) that Jesus taught and that the Apostles and earliest Christians believed?

Protestants believe that once a person enters into a saving relationship with Jesus Christ, that they can never lose their salvation. And there are Bible verses that DO seem to say that... if you read them a certain way.

If Purgatory is true, how do we make sense of the Good Thief on the Cross? And what about Isaiah's experience with the burning coal in Isaiah 6?…

Fr. James Martin proposes a "minority interpretation" of the parable of the talents (made famous by Sr. Barbara Reid, O.P.) in which the Master is unjust and the third servant is honorable for standing up to him. But is that really what we're supposed to take from the parable of the talents?…

How are the Saints a "proof" of Christianity? Can't you be good without God?…

Does beauty point to the existence of God? Or can we explain it away as a "spandrel," an unintentional side effect of natural selection…

Is purgatory biblical, or is it just a Catholic man-made tradition?…

Stephen Hawking, Pope Benedict XVI, and a lot of other brilliant people considered the Ultimate Question of Life to be: "Why is there something rather than nothing?"…

Is it possible for atheists to have an objective moral code, and find meaning in life itself?…