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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 37 MIN

E93 - Catholic Apologetics

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All of us are called to be active in our faith when it comes to dealing with the world.  This world we live it can often be hostile to our beliefs and we might find ourselves needing to explain our doctrine.  There are also those who might be curious about the Church and have a desire for a deeper understanding.  In order to better communicate the message of Christ, we must go beyond the surface, seeking to find those pearls that lead to inspiration.  Here we find the concept of apologetics, a philosophical method of grounding our faith in Truth so that we might evangelize more effectively.  Dr. Eric Hall of Carrol College joins Nicholas to discuss our call to engage in apologetics with the world at large, whatever comes our way.

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All of us are called to be active in our faith when it comes to dealing with the world. This world we live it can often be hostile to our beliefs and we might find ourselves needing to explain our doctrine. There are also those who might be curious about the Church and have a desire for a deeper understanding. In order to better communicate the message of Christ, we must go beyond the surface, seeking to find those pearls that lead to inspiration. Here we find the conc...

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