Features

Cover Story

The Spectrum Virus

If You Think Opinion Trumps Truth, You're Infected

How to inoculate yourself against the ruinous idea that there can be a spectrum of opinions concerning the revealed truths of the Catholic Church.

Sidebar

Moral Norms Aren't Universally Applicable?

Feature Article

What God Accomplished Through Her "Yes"

In a tribute to her deceased mother, one woman shows clearly how the example of a holy life is the best method of evangelizing others.

Feature Article

The Long Way Home

Can Losing Your Faith Be a Step In the Right Direction?

For some, breaking away from the Church may be the first step to becoming a good Catholic.

Feature Article

Ordination Is Not a Right

Why the Church Cannot Make Women Priests

There is a difference between rights and gifts, and the gift of priesthood does not translate to a right for anyone to be ordained.

Feature Article

Halloween, High Street, and Holy Witnesses

One apologist's encounter with a group of evangelizing Protestants leads him to ruminate on the importance of witnessing to the faith in public.

 Departments

Frontispiece

Sizzle and Fizzle
By Karl Keating

Letters

The Apologist's Eye

Step by Step

How to Argue for Mary's Assumption
By Jason Evert

Brass Tacks

The Universe of Discourse
By Jimmy Akin

The Fathers Know Best

Peter in Rome

Damascus Road

I Found Life at the Door to Death Row
By R. "Doc" Scott

Classic Apologetics

Rationalism's Fatal Inconsistency
By Arnold Lunn

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