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Tag Archives: faith
Thomas Aquinas versus Intelligent Design: a Catholic Answer
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
Posted in Blog @en, Evolution & Creation
Tagged biology, creation, creationism, evolution, faith, God, intelligent design, philosophy, science, theology
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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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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 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
God’s Biologist: A Life of Alister Hardy
A book that might almost have been entitled, ‘From Plankton to Prayer’. Bizarre, to be sure; but one does not often come across someone who is an expert in the biology of oceans and the relationship between plankton and the … Continue reading
Do human clones have souls?
Human clones have a soul? Tim Stacks, apologist for “Catholic Answers” (San Diego, CA) answers a question during the daily radio program “Catholic Answers Live.” Check the video (5:12 min.)
Posted in Beginning of Human Life, Blog @en
Tagged bioethics, biology, cloning, embryo @en, faith, God, science
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Conscience and Morality
[youtube=http://youtu.be/HYvbgOTGm7g] Another part of a video series from Wordonfire.org. Father Barron will be commenting on subjects from modern day culture. For more visit www.wordonfire.org
