Faith & Culture

Paganism: Fr. Dwight Longenecker and Joseph Pearce discuss paganism, what it is and what it isn't.

Favourite Poems: In the fourth and final part of a series on a few of Fr. Dwight Longenecker's favourite things, Joseph Pearce asks him about his favourite poems.

Favourite Novels: In the third of a series on a few of Fr. Dwight Longenecker's favourite things, Joseph Pearce asks him about his favourite novels.

Favourite Music: In the second of a series on a few of Fr. Dwight Longenecker's favourite things, Joseph Pearce asks him about his favourite music.

Favourite Films: In the first of a series on a few of Fr. Dwight Longenecker's favourite things, Joseph Pearce asks him about his favourite films.

The Screen and Reading: Can watching movies be a substitute for good reading? Can images on the screen convey deep truths as well as great literature does? Fr. Dwight Longenecker and Joseph Pearce delve deeper into these questions.

Myth and the Bible: What are myths? Are they lies or do they tell the truth? What relationship is there, if any, between myths and the Bible? Joseph Pearce and Fr. Dwight Longenecker tackle these contentious questions.

Mark Giszcek talks about Lent

Joseph Pearce and John Sehorn discuss the meaning of "peace" and the difference between the peace of Christ and the sort of peace the world offers.

Joseph Pearce asks theologian John Sehorn what friendship with God really means and what it costs.

Joseph Pearce in conversation with John Sehorn about references in Scripture to the Eucharist.

The Hero's Quest: Why do we all admire heroism and what is heroism any way? Are we all called to be heroes? Joseph Pearce and Fr. Dwight Longenecker discuss these questions.

Julie Musselman takes the microphone and asks Joseph Pearce to discuss his role at the Augustine Institute as Director of Book Publishing and Editor of Faith & Culture.

Joseph Pearce continues the conversation with Julie Musselman about the work of the Augustine Institute's Parish Emissaries.

Joseph Pearce in conversation with Julie Musselman about the work of the Augustine Institute's Parish Emissaries.

Joseph Pearce and Fr. Dwight Longenecker discuss the relationship between Christianity and Culture.

Elizabeth Klein and Joseph Pearce enthuse about the visions of the after-life in the works of Tolkien and Lewis, especially in Tolkien’s Leaf by Niggle and Lewis’s The Great Divorce.

Joseph Pearce and Elizabeth Klein in conversation about Oscar Wilde’s novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray.

Joseph Pearce and Scott Hefelfinger discuss the connection between Music and the Faith.

Scott Hefelfinger explains to Joseph Pearce how a knowledge and engagement with theology can deepen our prayer life.

Part Two of the discussion between Joseph Pearce and Brother Francis of the Child Jesus Nekrosius on the latter’s new book, The Theological Landscape of Middle-Earth.

Brother Francis of the Child Jesus Nekrosius discusses with Joseph Pearce his new book, The Theological Landscape of Middle-Earth.

Christopher Blum inspires Joseph Pearce with his New Year’s resolutions