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Quick Questions Was it presumption for Sts. John and Paul to write they were heaven-bound?
Quick Questions Would you recommend the Collegville Bible Commentary?
Quick Questions Don't the stories of Enoch and Elijah disprove that heaven was closed?
Quick Questions How did St. John the Baptist escape the murder of the babies directed by King Herod after the birth of Jesus?
Quick Questions Can you explain where America is in biblical prophecy, if at all?
Quick Questions Where does the Bible say that those who forgive will be granted everlasting life?
Quick Questions Does the water mentioned in John 3:5 refer to the water of baptism, or can it mean amniotic fluid?
Quick Questions Are we reborn in the waters of baptism or in the word of God?
Radio Shows The Bible and Homosexuality 10/22/2012 7pm ET
Quick Questions Do we have any reason, apart from tradition, to believe Jesus took up Joseph's trade of carpentry?
Quick Questions What is the "Johannine Gloss"?
Video How do you know which books belong in the Bible?
Radio Shows How Biblical Inspiration Works 10/21/2011 7pm ET
Video Defending the Catholic Faith with Scripture
Quick Questions Doesn't the fact that Jude quotes from the Book of Enoch mean that this book should be in our Bible?
Quick Questions How could we know whether Christ's temptation in the desert happened as recorded if no one witnessed it?
Quick Questions Why was the Bible written with such strange divisions?
Quick Questions How do you spell the opposite of exegesis?
Quick Questions Were the first Bible translations in English filled with errors?
Quick Questions In Ruth's day, wasn't it presumptuous of a woman to propose to a man?

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