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A Disembodied Critique

How One Theologian Errs In His Criticism of the Pope's Teaching

Critic Luke Timothy Johnson has a deeply flawed view of John Paul II's "Theology of the Body." Here's what's wrong with it.

Feature Article

Lessons from TV Land

Or How Apologists Can Beat Hollywood At It's Own Game

A former television news anchor points out the lessons an apologist can learn from a popular medium we have come to look down upon.

Feature Article

Catholic Questions: Apologetics Backward

Apologists spend more time answering questions than asking them. But the tactic of turning the tables on someone seeking answers from you is at least as old as Socrates.

Feature Article

Holyween

Reclaim the Celebration of All Saints

Practical advise for reclaiming the celebration of All Saints Day from the ghosts and goblins—while coming to a deeper appreciation of the saints themselves.

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Frontispiece

Collateral Damage
By Karl Keating

Letters

The Apologist’s Eye

Step by Step

How to Defend the Sacrament of Confession
By Jason Evert

Brass Tacks

Flatland Apologetics
By Jimmy Akin

The Fathers Know Best

The Hell There Is

Sound Bites

From Hollywood to the Habit

Damascus Road

Spiritual Armageddon
By Terry Paul Broadhurst

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