What was it like to be human before sin entered the world? Drawing on St. John Paul II’s insights in the “Theology of the Body”, Cale discusses the relationship between Adam and Eve ‘in the beginning’. Topics include:

• original solitude
• original unity
• original nakedness
• the meaning of life
• love

What is the tree of life referred to in Genesis 2? What’s the connection to wisdom? Cale addresses these questions, as well as the importance of Adam having a wife.

Is evolution compatible with the Catholic faith? If it is, what does it mean theologically? Cale looks at the creation of human beings in Genesis 2 and addresses these questions. Other topics:

• The difference between macroevolution and microevolution
• The Hebrew word for ‘dust’
• Why did Jesus keep His wounds after the resurrection?
• The geographical location of Eden

How can you enter into God’s rest? What does resting in God really mean? Cale looks at Genesis 2:1-25 and answers these questions plus more!

God had a plan when he created the world – and He has a plan for you, too. Cale explains how creation is a cosmic temple and what this reveals about God. Other topics:

• Hebrew names for God
• The nature of God as a Trinity
• All of creation is good

What does it mean that the earth was formless and void? What does Genesis 1 tell us about God? Are you living a life of order? Cale looks at Genesis 1:1 – 2:3 and addresses these questions, plus:

• God being separate from creation
• Parallels between Genesis 1 and John 1
• Two important things to know about human beings made in the image and likeness of God
• The Sabbath

What type of literature is the Book of Genesis? How should we read this ancient text? What is its relationship with modern science? Cale addresses these questions and more in this inaugural episode of the new series on the Book of Genesis.

Cale looks at the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick in Sacred Scripture. Who can receive this sacrament?

Cale looks at the sacrament of Holy Orders in both the Old Testament and the New Testament. 

Cale looks at the sacrament of marriage in both the Old Testament and New Testament.