These days I find I'm more alert to the grief and sorrow around me than I once was.

Ten years ago, when I was a visiting scholar at the North American College in Rome, I fell into a spirited conversation with one of the seminarians about the state of evangelization in America. 

Why is it that, according to Jesus, faith is better than proof?

"Brandon Vogt's "Why I Am Catholic (and You Should Be Too" lives up to its cheeky title. It is clear, direct, simple yet not simplistic.... Here is a friendly explanation from a live fish who is swimming happily upstream to the many fish who are passing him in the other direction." - Peter Kreeft

Here are some of the basic points shroud doubters have to answer.

A society that relies on reason and technology, without faith, risks forgetting God and making a deal with the devil, Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia has warned.

As Dennis Prager explains, without God, all morality is mere opinion.

For atheists, Christmas is a religious sham.

"The Case for Christ" is a film adaptation of Lee Strobel's best-selling book of the same name, one that has made an enormous splash in Evangelical circles and beyond.

Jesus rose from the dead. How's that for evidence that God exists?