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Timecodes:
0:00 Introducing Fr. Robert Spitzer
0:24 Is There One Piece of Evidence That Proves a Marian Apparition Happened?
0:59 The Lourdes Miracles: Pierre De Rudder, Alexis Carrel, and Gabriel Gargam
17:58 Why Don't More People Convert When They Hear These Stories?
20:50 What Is the Most Incredible Eucharistic Miracle? Buenos Aires, Tixtla, and Sokółka
39:21 Why Can't Scientists Amplify the DNA in Eucharistic Miracles?
44:29 What Is So Miraculous About the Tilma of Guadalupe?
52:06 The Images Reflected in Our Lady's Eyes
1:04:49 Closing Blessing
Can science explain the greatest miracles of the past 500 years? Father Spitzer joins me to analyze the evidence for the miraculous.
In this conversation, we sit down with Father Spitzer, a renowned philosopher of science and head of the Majes Center for Reason and Faith. We discuss how rigorous modern inquiry approaches miraculous claims. By examining specific historical cases, Father Spitzer helps bridge the gap between academic skepticism and the reality of faith, providing a clear framework for how we evaluate these extraordinary events today.
Whether you are curious about the philosophy of science or seeking a rational defense of religious history, this discussion offers a grounded perspective. We look at the criteria used to verify these events, ensuring you have the tools to understand why some claims stand up to scrutiny while others do not. Join us as we explore the intersection of reason and faith through a Catholic lens.
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