Live from the Catholic Answers Conference

Live from the big stage at the Catholic Answers Conference!

Questions Covered:

• 2:20 – What would you say are the most important things the we as Catholics can do to share the love of Christ and promote the cause of life in our communities?
• 05:05 - We know that out of respect for the body, the Church requires the remains or cremains must be interned whole and complete. So why do we spread class 1 relics all over the globe? Doesn’t this violate church teaching?
• 07:50 - My sister joined a church that rearranges their Creed to read “crucified, descended into hell, died, and was buried.” What are the implications of the Harrowing of Hell on Christology?
• 13:40 - How can we respond to someone who challenges the Church’s and Christ’s moral teachings out of a sense of empathy?
• 17:00 - How do you explain to fellow Catholics that Christ is in time but is fully God and God is outside of time?
• 19:40 - How would you go about the transformation by the renewal of your mind as St. Paul describes in Rom. 12:2?
• 22:55 - How has the Church portrayed Christ by allowing Cardinal McCarrick and other priests to remain in office even after their sexual abuses became known?
• 28:55 - Where in scripture does it show that Christ has a sense of humor?
• 30:50 - Why did Jesus Go to hell to save people? Why didn’t he do it from heaven?
• 33:55 - We just heard a talk on why Jesus’s manhood is so important. In light of that, shouldn’t we place similar importance on his ethnicity?
• 37:55 - If I don’t get the COVID vaccine I could lose my job, but it goes against my conscience. What would Jesus do in my situation?
• 46:50 - Jesus’ last words to the woman caught in adultery were instructions to sin no more. How does one not become discouraged over this seemingly impossible command?
• 50:38 - I’ve heard it said that transgender people are less likely to commit suicide if we refer to them by their preferred pronouns. How do you respond to that and have a conversation with regards to transgenderism considering the Church’s teachings and the image of God in us?