Category Archives: Blog @en

Can science eliminate God?

Posted on 02/11/2013 by Vincent Kemme

In a new 10 minutes video of his ‘Word on Fire’ apostolate, Fr. Robert Barron addresses the question of ‘Who God Is and Who God Is Not’. Where atheists present God often as a being among other beings, God is … Continue reading →

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Life, the Universe and Nothing

Posted on 18/10/2013 by Vincent Kemme

We are happy to share with your the recent three-part discussion between Prof Lawrence Krauss and Dr William Lane Craig in august 2013 about ‘Life, the Universe and Nothing’. These debates were organized y the City Bible Forum and made … Continue reading →

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Answering Atheism: how make the case for God with logic and charity

Posted on 26/09/2013 by Vincent Kemme

Today’s popular champions of atheism are often called New Atheists, because they don’t just deny God’s existence (as the old atheists did) — they consider it their duty to scorn and ridicule religious belief. But there’s nothing really “new” about … Continue reading →

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Persistent Vegetative State explained

Posted on 25/09/2013 by Vincent Kemme

Neurologists define the Persistent Vegetative State (PVS) usually as a lack of awareness of self and of the environment. Nevertheless, more resent discoveries show that some patient are in fact conscious about their environment and of themselves as well. This … Continue reading →

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Organ Donation: What is the Position of the Catholic Church?

Posted on 25/09/2013 by Vincent Kemme

Stephen R. Napier PhD, ethicist at the National Catholic Bioethics Center (Philadelphia, USA) gives a 3 minutes explanation of the position of the Catholic Church on Organ donation. This position is first and foremost a positive one. It is considered … Continue reading →

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Thomas Aquinas versus Intelligent Design: a Catholic Answer

Posted on 17/09/2013 by Vincent Kemme

Michael W. Tkacz, associate professor of philosophy at Gonzaga University, recounts that one day, he received a phone call from a professor of philosophy at a nearby private, religiously affiliated college who had just returned from an international conference devoted to … Continue reading →

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Answering Atheism

Posted on 03/09/2013 by Vincent Kemme

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 →

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Eight facts about physical and psychological consequences of abortion for women

Posted on 28/08/2013 by Vincent Kemme

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 →

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Nasa scientist on the ressurrection of Jesus

Posted on 05/08/2013 by Vincent Kemme

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 →

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Is Genesis to be understood figuratively?

Posted on 13/06/2013 by Vincent Kemme

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 →

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