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We welcome back Dr. Darrick Taylor of Controversies in Church History to discuss his article in Crisis Magazine about the temptations of lay apologists. In the age of TL;DR and clickbait, how can lay apologists authentically and effectively spread the Gospel?

Show Notes

The Last Temptation of the Lay Apologist - Crisis Magazine

Controversiae Ecclesiasticae | Controversies in Church History Podcast

Dr. Taylor’s Substack

Our Cultural Surrender To Screens Has Bred An Entirely Unserious Generation

A Prayer Before Connecting to the Internet - Multilingual

When It’s Time to Fast from the News

Doomscrolling Past Christ

Watch out for these moral (and psychological!) sins when sharing online

What Is Confirmation Bias? | Psychology Today

Read Fr. McTeigue’s Written Works!

Visit Fr.

Lay Apologists: Why or Why Not? (Dr. Darrick Taylor) 8/31/23