Courses in the Series
Apologetics I
The Catholic Faith and Science
This course explores the scientific evidence for God as well as philosophical proofs of His existence, the historicity of Jesus‘s miracles and Resurrection, the reasons to be Catholic, why an all-loving God would allow suffering, and medical evidence for our transphysical soul. The course features primary sources from Church history, focus and reflection questions, complete instructions for interactive activities, art and other visual reflections, Scripture readings, and inspirational stories of saints.
PLUS… each unit includes instructions for an optional activity to team-teach with a chemistry, biology, or other science teacher.
The Subcommittee on the Catechism, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, has found this resource to be in conformity with the Catechism of the Catholic Church and in accord with the standards set forth in the Catechetical Accompaniment Process for an evangelizing catechesis.
Apologetics II
Challenges of the Modern World
A Catholic Response
This course gives students the understanding they need to respond to the important and difficult moral issues of our time. This course focuses not simply on what the Ten Commandments say, but delves deeply into the reasons WHY we should follow them. Students will be equipped to defend the Catholic position on today’s toughest topics, including abortion, homosexuality, and gender ideology, as well as the virtues we must cultivate in our response. Each chapter includes a study of primary sources from Church history, focus and reflection questions, complete instructions for interactive activities, art and other visual reflections, scripture readings, and inspirational stories of the saints.
Apologetics
Speak the Faith
A Public Speaking Course on Faith, Science, and Reason
This compelling semester-length course is designed to help students come to know and confidently defend the Catholic Faith. Focused on common objections to Christianity that are prevalent today, your student will be able to demonstrate scientific evidence that God exists, that Jesus rose from the dead and performed miracles, and explain why God allows suffering, among many other topics. Each chapter includes readings, discussion questions, activities utilizing proven teaching strategies, rubrics, and answer keys. Perfect as a religion class, public speaking elective, or confirmation prep program, this course provides speech templates and videos, and instructions for three public speaking workshops to help your students speak convincingly about our Faith.
The Subcommittee on the Catechism, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, has found this resource to be in conformity with the Catechism of the Catholic Church and in accord with the standards set forth in the Catechetical Accompaniment Process for an evangelizing catechesis.
Free resources included with
your Magis Center courses
Digital Teacher’s Guide
Liturgical year supplements
Tests and quizzes
Digital art, handouts, powerpoints, and more
* Each course’s access is free with your annual purchase of 10+ student books/year
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