Patrick explains the difference between subjective and objective truth, using relatable examples like personal food preferences and mathematical facts. He also shares a compelling personal story about a heated encounter in a checkout line, where a stranger vehemently challenged his views on family size and moral relativism.

• Kevin (email) – Are there any benefits of having a home statue blessed? (00:45)
• Audio: Alan Keyes explain marriage when he debated Obama for the U.S. Senate seat in 2004 (05:42)
• Mary – I put a 5-dollar bill in hotel bibles (14:31)
• Charlie – When Pope John Paul went to see Our Lady of Guadalupe personally, he saw her back and not her front. Have you heard of this? Is it true? (23:01)
• Vinnie – Is having a Geocentric World View okay for a priest? (27:03)
• Heidi – I was a server for 9 years before I became a mom. I think that if we are imitating Jesus He gives when it doesn’t make sense. I think that it could be more effective to tip even if they didn’t earn it. (30:08)
• Ted and Laura (email) – “My own truth” = The facts basically interpreted by one’s own belief system. (37:03)
• Cindy – Abortion being legal is just like slavery before it was abolished. I think abortion will change in people’s minds. (49:16)

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