Join Patrick as he explores Richard Dawkins' surprising remarks on cultural Christianity, his preference for it over Islam, and the reactions that followed. As an avowed atheist celebrated in secular circles, Dawkins' newfound appreciation for the aesthetics and ethical framework of Christianity comes as quite the surprise. Patrick unpacks his statements, considers the implications for interfaith dialogue, and reflects on the potential personal journey that even a staunch atheist like Dawkins might be on towards faith. Will external beauty lead to the discovery of an internal truth?

 

• Juan - Does going to the Latin Mass fulfill the obligation to go to Mass? Where can I find out more about the Latin Mass? (00:56)
• Jake - I try to go to confession once a week and if I can't make it I don't go to communion. I noticed someone had dropped a host and I consumed it. Is that a sin since I didn't go to confession? (04:32)
• Maria - The bible says we shouldn’t call people “fool”. Is that different than the word 'Rocka'? (14:46)
• Ken - Chaplet of Devine Mercy: Do people in nursing homes need to follow the same rules for the plenary indulgence as other people? (25:21)
• Joe – What are the Dogmas of the Catholic Church? (32:32)
• Patrick shares and comments on Richard Dawkins saying he is a “Cultural Christian” (37:20)