Where Faith and Reason Intersect
In the many years in which I’ve done apologetics, I’ve noticed some groups that develop their theology in a reactionary way. What do I mean? Instead of developing theology according to what Scripture and Tradition says, some build their theology by standing against what another group says. In order to make this more concrete, I’d […]
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On a daily basis, I hear people decry the evils of the holocaust, chattel slavery and maybe even the mass killings by communist governments since the early 20th century. As evil as these things were, and as much as they should be denounced, the fact is, many people who abhor these things are guilty of […]
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Michael and Cal discuss the history of Anglicanism.
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Michael Lofton, Craig Truglia and Erick Ybarra discuss the Eastern Orthodox Council in Jordan, to be held at the end of February, 2020.
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Michael discusses Francis Chan no the Eucharist, Jame’s Whites refutation of Jay Dyer, James White on the canon and the problems of a micromanaging magisterium.
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In the great epic poem of Western civilization, Homer’s Odyssey, the reader is introduced to two monstrous figures named Scylla and Charybdis. The former is described as a six-headed monster and the latter is depicted as a monster that causes a massive whirlpool, which devours any sailor who was so unfortunate as to navigate their […]
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In this video, Michael goes over which books he recommends by examining various books in his library.
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Are there early proofs for the veneration of images? Did some approve of Christian art but opposed the veneration of that art? These questions, and others, are discussed by Michael, Erick, Craig and Cal from a Catholic, Orthodox and Anglican perspective.
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Immaculate Conception Round Table with Michael Lofton, Craig Truglia, Cal and Sub Deacon Kakish. This video expresses the Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Protestant and Oriental Orthodox perspectives.
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10 questions for the Palamite on essence/energies, simplicity, Thomism, dogma and other related topics. Below is a transcription of the ten questions for the Palamite: Both Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox agree God is simple. Neither claim he is a composite being. The Roman Catholic Church has dogmatized the […]
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It has been three weeks since Pope Judas Iscariot was elevated to the throne of the Apostle Peter in Rome. His pontificate has caused no little controversy since the release of his Motu Proprio circumveniamus ergo iustum, the opening words of the document, which quote Wisdom 2:12. Some of the more controversial highlights of the […]
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Craig and Michael discuss the Blessed Virgin Mary in the early church and address topics like the sinlessness of Mary and her perpetual virginity.
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Don’t miss this live debate on the problem of suffering between William Albrecht (Catholic) and John Loftus (Atheist) July 27th on the R&T show!
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Don’t miss this live debate on the R&T show on 06/20/2019 between Musharraf Hussain (Muslim) and William Albrecht (Catholic) on the moral and spiritual teachings of Christ vs. Muhammad.
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The Reason and Theology Show is now available on Itunes, Google Play and Spotify. Also, a manual link to the RSS feed can be found here.
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