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Author Archives: Vincent Kemme
Answering Atheism
Are we able to answer the arguments of an atheist? In this interview, Scott Hahn and Benjamin Wiker discuss why and how they dismantle the underpinnings of Richard Dawkins’ atheistic agenda in Emmaus Road Publishing’s 2008 release, Answering the New Atheism: … Continue reading
Posted in Blog @en, Science & Faith
Tagged atheism, bible, biology, catholic, church, ethics, faith, God, philosophy, science
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Eight facts about physical and psychological consequences of abortion for women
Contrary to popular opinion abortion hurts women. The UnChoice.com is an evidence-based Elliot Institute campaign to raise awareness about unwanted abortions, post-abortion issues and maternal deaths and to provide help, hope and healing. The US-based Elliot Institute publishes research and educational materials … Continue reading
Posted in Beginning of Human Life, Blog @en, Sexuality & Fertility
Tagged abortion, depression, woman
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Nasa scientist on the ressurrection of Jesus
Dr. Rocco Martino is a former Nasa rocket scientist. In his book, “The Resurrection: A Criminal Investigation of the Mysterious Disappearance of the Crucified Criminal Jesus of Nazareth”, he investigates the most rational explanation for the empty tomb of Jesus: … Continue reading
Is Genesis to be understood figuratively?
Did the people written of in the book of Genesis really live to be 900 years old? Tim Staples explains what the Catholic Church teaches about this. Tim Staples is Director of Apologetics and Evangelization at Catholic Answers. He converted to … Continue reading
The Materialist and the Mind
William Lane Craig PhD speaks in this ‘Religion-Philosophy Youtube Video’ on the materialist problem with the mind in light of Eben Alexander’s Proof of Heaven and atheist Thomas Nagel’s book Mind and Cosmos: Why the Materialist Neo-Darwinian Conception of Nature Is … Continue reading
Posted in Blog @en, Body & Mind, Science & Faith
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The relationship between faith and science as a brotherly rivalry
The Vatican astronomer and brother in the Jesuit order Guy Consolmagno is regularly interrogated on the relationship between science and religion. Is it possible to belief in both at the same time? It is known that the Catholic religion sees … Continue reading
Symposium ‘Theology of the Body’ in Fatima, Portugal
From June 13 – 16 2013 the the IV Theology of the Body International Symposium will be held in Fatima, Portugal. The first three Symposia were in Austria (2007), Ireland (2009) and London (2011). Biofides was there in London, a marvelous experience of deep insight … Continue reading
Posted in Blog @en, Sexuality & Fertility
Tagged anthropology, catholic, embryo @en, faith, fertility, God, IVF @en, natural family planning, science
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The Flying Spaghetti Monster and God
An acclaimed author, speaker and theologian, Robert Barron is a priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago and the founder of the global ministry Word on Fire. He is the creator and host of the 10-part TV series Catholicism, and serves … Continue reading
Science and religion versus scientism
An acclaimed author, speaker and theologian, Robert Barron is a priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago and the founder of the global ministry Word on Fire. He is the creator and host of the 10-part TV series Catholicism, and serves … Continue reading
The Erosion of Ethics in Organ Transplantation
Zenit, ‘the world seen from Rome’, reports from Washington, D.C.: “Caleb Beaver died at age 16 on Christmas Day in 2011 due to a previously undiagnosed congenital malformation of his blood vessels. His devastated parents agreed to the donation of … Continue reading
