God & Science
Fr Flader responds to the arguments that science negates the need for God, and that God and Science are at odds with one another.
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Church & Science: Conflict or Cooperation?
Historian of science Dr Luciano Boschiero explains the roles of theology and natural philosophy, the contribution of the Church to the growth of science, and whether the popular idea of opposition between the Church and science is really true.
World War Z and the Council of Trent
In his latest article, Fr Robert Barron reflects on the soteriological themes in the new zombie film, World War Z.
Secular Moral Traditions: A Catholic Response
Moral Theologian Professor Christian Brugger speaks to Cradio about the how Catholic Tradition can respond to secular moral traditions.
Superman, General Zod, and God
In his latest article, Fr Robert Barron reflects on the political and philosophical themes that can be drawn from the new Superman film, man of steel.
Legislating Immorality: Human Rights & the Law
Natasha D speaks with law and human rights expert Prof. Brian Scarnecchia on the shifting notion of human rights at an international level, the problem of concupiscence in the legislation of immorality, and the state of contraception around the world.
Getting Catholic Voices Heard
Ever felt like Catholics weren’t getting a fair-go in the press, or cringed when you saw the Church being misrepresented by well-meaning but poorly informed Catholics? Catholic Voices is a UK-based organisation seeking to turn things around…
Lessons Learned From The Great Gatsby
In his most recent article, Fr Robert Barron looks at how The Great Gatsby provides some useful insights into morality, culture and the marginalisation of God.