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Defending the Historic Catholic Faith
Providing scholarly research and resources to defend and explain the authentic teachings of the Catholic Church through rigorous theological and scientific inquiry.
New hardback edition, 2026
Genesis 1 read hour by hour as a factual account, with the Big Bang set aside: the Great Light before the sun, the firmament and the waters, the land raised from the sea, and the fourth-day sky, worked from the Hebrew text, the Church Fathers and the physics.
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The First Day
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The Second Day
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The Third Day
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The Fourth Day
The complete four-volume set
All twenty-seven books, Matthew to the Apocalypse, exegeted from the original Greek and Latin. Each verse is read from its own grammar first, with the Vulgate weighed where St. Jerome and the Greek part company, the manuscript evidence set out in the open, and the Fathers, the councils and the catechisms brought in where they bear on the text.
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Readers ask about the faith, Scripture and science. Robert answers from the Bible, the Fathers and the teaching of the Church.
54 books, among them the Not By trilogy and Galileo Was Wrong, plus his essays and the Bellarmine Report archive.
Geocentrism, the age of the Earth and the Galileo affair, argued from physics and Scripture.

Books in print, PDF downloads, talks on MP3 and documentaries on DVD.
Raphael, The Disputation of the Holy Sacrament, 1509 to 1510. Antonello da Messina, St. Jerome in His Study, about 1475. Pinturicchio, The Disputation of St. Catherine, 1492 to 1494. Public domain.
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