Beneath The Surface

Scientism and secular progressivism "hate" dogma, but have as many dogmas as Christianity. The problem is they're not as rational.  In truth, what fuels these movements is not a hate of dogma, but of Christianity.Go beneath the surface with Paul Murano and his guest Robert Leblanc to uncover the meaning of it all.

We can use Christ cleansing the Temple in the Gospels as a metaphor for the continuous need of the Church to be cleansed as well as the temples of our own hearts.

Join Paul and his guest John Tuturice go beneath the surface on the Church and the death penalty. We discuss what Pope Francis' change to the Catechism means, and whether or not there has been an essential change in Church teaching on the issue.

This show we tackle the age-old question: "Since God is all Good and all powerful, why is there evil and suffering in the world?"

Bob Leblanc describes the roots, movement, and indicators of liberalism evolving into a progressive movement toward death.  It is all tied together at the end.

Hear Laurie's adventures with top pop stars of yesteryear, and her take on how pop music has shaped our culture.

How can God be both One and Three - without contradiction?  Give a listen to this insightful dialogue between Paul Murano and his guest Bob Leblanc on the foundational Christian mystery - One God revealed as three Persons, consubstantial and co-eternal.

Go beneath the surface with Paul Murano as he interviews John Tuturice on the notion of a Universal Basic Income - something Democratic candidates have been speaking about.  Is it social justice or socialism?

Formal education has gone so far off track it has become a form of child abuse.Guest: John Tuturice

A very politically incorrect discourse about essential truths relating to pride, humility, homosexuality, human nature, and natural law.

Hear Kent Niebuhr and our call-in guest explain why so many young men are forestalling marriage today.

Is confession important psychologically, spiritually, and socially?  Hear how confession, forgiveness, and love are integrally related.

This is a 'part 2' continuation of Paul's interview with Kathleen Laplante, author of the book, "Unraveling My Father's Suicide". Here we go beneath the surface on how hope can conquer despair, and how suffering can have profound meaning.

Hear what Paul and his guest John Tuturice say about the ultimate question: Why is there something instead of nothing?Must-hear radio!

One NT passage that distinguishes Christians from Jews and from the world is Jesus' command to love one's enemies.  Is it possible?  With God's grace it is not only possible, but is the only hope of bringing peace to a fallen world.

We go beneath the surface with author Kathleen Laplante on her book and how she survived her father's suicide. From confusion, to anger, to despair, to hope in Christ.

Go beneath the surface with Paul Murano to find out how we humans are a believing species, and to examine what is meant by the all-important word 'faith', without which there is neither sanity nor salvation.

Delve beneath the surface with Paul and his guest Kent Niebuhr about the nature of relationships and whether or not human beings are monogamous.