Godsplaining

Dr. Dan Kuebler, a Biology professor, discusses evolution, man's nature, the role of God in science, and the theme of salvation. The podcast explores the compatibility of evolution and creation, the intersection of science, philosophy, and theology, and the importance of broader discussions for decision-making. It also touches on technological advancements and listener engagement.

Exploring the resurgence of Stoicism, its philosophical roots, and key figures like Zeno. Discussing the balance between reason and unreason, Stoic ethics, and happiness. Contrasting Stoicism with Epicureanism and Aristotelian thought, highlighting the integration of Stoic philosophy with Christianity.

In this podcast, they discuss Pope St. John Paul II's 'Fides et Ratio' and its practical application after 26 years. They explore the harmonious relationship between faith and reason, emphasizing humility in intellectual pursuits. The speakers also touch on human dignity, truth-seeking, and the style of encyclicals.

Catholic journalist Francis X. Maier discusses the heart of the American, Catholic Church, femininity, the role of laity, and more with the friars. The episode explores Maier's book, True Confessions, highlighting the voices of lay people, personal transformation through scripture, challenges in the Philadelphia Diocese, and Archbishop Chaput's message of hope.

The hosts debate whether it's better to be a morning person or a night owl, discussing the benefits of each. They share tips on fitting in prayer, controlling your day, and fitting Mass into your schedule. The chapter also explores the importance of establishing a peaceful morning routine and starting the day with activities like reading or praying for spiritual growth.

Exploring Pride Month from a Catholic perspective, the podcast delves into issues of sexuality, identity, and tolerance. The hosts discuss the moral complexities of gender, true marriage, desires, and the importance of truth and charity. They also provide resources for those struggling with their sexuality and invite listeners to a men's retreat. The episode emphasizes the need for a balanced and charitable response during Pride Month.

Dr. Kenneth Craycraft discusses his book exploring Catholicism in America. Highlights include integrating faith with politics, individual rights in history, Catholic citizenship, and moral commitments. Emphasizing dignity, subsidiarity, solidarity, and civic friendship.

On this podcast, the hosts discuss giving money to the poor, navigating interactions with the impoverished, societal pressures, gratitude, the State's responsibility, and the Christian perspective. They explore the radical generosity of Saint Francis, complexities of serving the poor, communal well-being, and practical tips for meaningful charity.

Learn about Blessed Stanley Rother, the first U.S.-born martyr, and his legacy in Guatemala, his devotion to the Eucharist and Native Guatemalans, his courageous mission work despite being on a government kill list, and reflections on his piety and courage to inspire listeners to emulate his example.

General Surgeon Dr. Haim and his legal rep, Marcella Burke, reveal controversial transgender practices at Texas Children's Hospital, discussing ethical dilemmas, legal battles, and societal challenges. The episode highlights the importance of transparency, navigating fear and support, and urging action against oppressive ideologies for a better future.