Obiectio
The universe is treated as self-explaining or brute fact.
Apologetic Dashboard
The first apologetic question: does God exist, and can reason know Him?
Apologetic Dashboard
The universe is treated as self-explaining or brute fact.
CausalityCausality and first causeCausality is accepted inside the world but rejected at the level of being as such.
EthicsMoral obligationObjective moral obligation is affirmed while its foundation is denied.
TheodicyEvil and sufferingThe existence of suffering is used to deny God.
AnthropologyMeaning and the soulHuman rationality, freedom and desire for truth are reduced to matter.
Metaphysics
The universe is treated as self-explaining or brute fact.
The Catholic answer begins with being, causality, intelligibility, moral obligation and the human desire for truth, before treating biblical revelation.
Scripture, Tradition, Fathers, Magisterium, canon law and historical evidence are kept together so every objection can be answered point by point.
Causality
Causality is accepted inside the world but rejected at the level of being as such.
The Catholic answer begins with being, causality, intelligibility, moral obligation and the human desire for truth, before treating biblical revelation.
Scripture, Tradition, Fathers, Magisterium, canon law and historical evidence are kept together so every objection can be answered point by point.
Ethics
Objective moral obligation is affirmed while its foundation is denied.
The Catholic answer begins with being, causality, intelligibility, moral obligation and the human desire for truth, before treating biblical revelation.
Scripture, Tradition, Fathers, Magisterium, canon law and historical evidence are kept together so every objection can be answered point by point.
Theodicy
The existence of suffering is used to deny God.
The Catholic answer begins with being, causality, intelligibility, moral obligation and the human desire for truth, before treating biblical revelation.
Scripture, Tradition, Fathers, Magisterium, canon law and historical evidence are kept together so every objection can be answered point by point.
Anthropology
Human rationality, freedom and desire for truth are reduced to matter.
The Catholic answer begins with being, causality, intelligibility, moral obligation and the human desire for truth, before treating biblical revelation.
Scripture, Tradition, Fathers, Magisterium, canon law and historical evidence are kept together so every objection can be answered point by point.