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Interactive tools for
Catholic classrooms.
430+ free interactive activities, including tools built for the Analogy Apologetics book, plus additional tools for just about any occasion. They cover the core teachings of the Catholic faith, so they fit OCIA, parish religious education (CCD), and Catholic school classes worldwide, whatever book you teach from. Many have a short how-to video, and the app works without Wi-Fi.
Video series
Catechism of the Catholic Church
Short videos that explain the Catechism, organized by its four parts: what we believe, how we worship, how we live, and how we pray.
Scripture Context Mapping · interactive labs
Test the verses people argue about
Read the passage, choose the reading that fits the text, then weigh it against the rest of Scripture. Built for classes, Bible studies, and real conversations.
Explore Debated Verses →Find this week’s tool
Pick your grade and chapter to see every tool for that lesson, or search a topic. Each tool is ready to lead in class.
Newest tools
Aa · Scripture Is Inspired — Is It the Only Authority?
Analogy Apologetics · Debated Verses · Scripture, Tradition & Church Authority: 6 debated passages on Scripture, apostolic…
Open tool →Aa · Grace, Faith, and the Obedience of the Christian
Analogy Apologetics · Debated Verses · Faith & Works: Seven passages that sharpen the distinction between unearned…
Open tool →Aa · Hold Fast: Seven Direct Perseverance Warnings
Analogy Apologetics · Debated Verses · Salvation & Perseverance: Seven especially direct warning passages on denial, fleshly…
Open tool →Aa · John 6: My Flesh Is Food Indeed
Analogy Apologetics · Debated Verses · Real Presence: Seven core John 6 passages on Christ’s flesh and blood as life-giving…
Open tool →Aa · Purifying Fire and the Holiness of Heaven
Analogy Apologetics · Debated Verses · Purgatory: Seven passages on purifying fire, perfected souls, and the requirement that…
Open tool →Aa · Peter, the Rock, and the Keys
Analogy Apologetics · Debated Verses · Papacy: Seven central passages on Peter’s confession, the rock, the keys of the…
Open tool →Featured tool
The Missing Block
What did the Fall take away, and what remained? Students remove the “original grace” block from a tower and watch the gifts above it slide away, while human nature and freedom stay standing. Then the class discusses where the analogy stops working.
Watch and explore
Browse videos from the original site and the Analogy Apologetics channel. Filter by topic, then select a video from the list.
What did Jesus mean by “The Keys”?
A short starting point for discussing Peter, authority, and Matthew 16.
For the full class sequence, watch the OCIA video playlist ↗
About the ministry
One conversation at a time.
Analogy Apologetics is the teaching work of Deacon Gerald Robinson. Its aim is to help Catholics and other Christians examine difficult questions with Scripture, logic, and familiar examples.
The book Analogy Apologetics expands on this approach. The videos make individual questions easier to share with a class, small group, or friend.