Everyone wants to go to Heaven, but no one wants to die in order to get there! The good news is that you don't have to die to go to Heaven. In fact, you go to Heaven every time you go to Holy Mass, because Holy Mass is Heaven on earth! As Pope John Paul II explained, "what we celebrate on Earth is a mysterious participation in the heavenly liturgy."

Has Hell gone out of fashion? Is it really the fiery fate of unrepentant sinners, or has this once-daunting doctrine become an embarrassment to Christians in the modern world? Many of today's religious leaders seem unwilling or unable to conceive of a loving and merciful God visiting anyone with perpetual punishment. But the question remains, "What must Catholics believe about hell?" Is it a physical place or merely a "state of being?" How does the Church reconcile eternity in flames with an all-merciful God? And, if there really is a Hell, who goes there and why?

Saint James is the sage of the New Testament, according to Dr. Scott Hahn. Comparing the “hard-headed Hebrew wisdom” of the Letter of Saint James to the Old Testament book of Proverbs, Dr. Scott Hahn lends amazing new insights to the understanding of salvation by faith and good works through this most Catholic of all the New Testament epistles.

Why do Catholics believe things that aren’t in the Bible? Why do you call Catholic priests “Father” when Jesus said, “Call no man on earth your father?” Why do Catholics pray to statues when the Ten Commandments forbid “graven images?” When your non-Catholic friends or family ask these questions, are you ready with a Biblical answer?

In A Fistful of Truth, the hard-hitting new three-CD series from fiery apologist Fr. Philip Scott, you’ll discover how simple it is to refute these flawed Fundamentalist fallacies, straight from the pages of the Holy Bible.