Art for the Ages: Da Vinci’s Last Supper
A Look at Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper and an answer to the question: does art have universal resonance?
Speak the Faith: A Public Speaking Course on Faith
Announcing a new course: Speak the Faith. Help young people learn to defend the Catholic Faith by teaching the importance of public speaking.
Dan Kuebler Writes About Pope Benedict’s Last Testimony on Faith and Science
Dan Kuebler Writes about Pope Benedict’s Last Testimony on Faith and Science
Negative Near Death Experiences and Hell
Discover the three types of negative near-death experiences, common responses, and what negative near-death experience stories can teach us about hell.
The Reason Why AI Will Never Be Just Like Us
Could advances in artificial intelligence result in machines that are so much like us that we might as well consider them human?
8 Deadly Sins in Literature: Sloth
A look through literature for examples of the deadly sin of sloth.
A Revolution in the Study of Ancient DNA
Scientists found Neanderthal DNA in a cave in Belgium with no Neanderthal fossils. This ancient DNA discovery is a major advance in evolutionary biology.
Almsgiving: in the Bible, as Justice, and Everyday
Almsgiving is the act of giving our abundance to others—it is an act we should carry out daily and see as a means of justice.
NASA Artemis Mission [VIDEOS]
Artemis 1 is the first of 3 rockets that NASA will use to establish human presence on the moon. Artemis 1 was launched the morning of November 16, 2022.
5 Saint John Paul II Quotes That Will Inspire You This Lent
Read these are five quotes from the Lenten messages of St. John Paul that can help encourage and strengthen your personal Lenten journey.
The Fine-Tuned Universe: 4 Fine-Tuning Examples
Fine-tuning is the assumption that the universe cannot cause its own existence. Therefore it must have a creator. But what are some fine-tuning examples?
The 5 Transcendentals (And How they Provide Evidence for the Soul)
There are five transcendentals that philosophers have recognized since the time of Plato. What are they, and how can they provide evidence for a soul?