I remember once hearing that even though they don’t believe in cremation, Catholics burn what they believe to be the leftover body and blood of Christ on a weekly bases, effectively cremating Jesus over and over again. How do Catholics make sense of burning the body of Jesus in bread form?

I was told that a great many Christian sub sects all believe in what was laid out in the Nicene Creed and therefore despite their differences are "close enough" when it comes rapture time, and that the Vatican agreed. My Catholic friends have since told me otherwise. Which is true?

Do you see any hints in the Bible suggesting that Israelite religion originated in Totemism?

There are two mutually inconsistent tales of the nativity of Jesus, one placing him in Bethlehem, the other in Nazareth. If Jesus were a fiction, why didn't they come up with a standard nativity story?

I would like to know what you think most likely was the original story of the passion in the canonical Gospels. Was Jesus just another dying and rising god? Was it an escape from death and direct abduction to heaven like Hercules, Romulus, Empedocles, etc. not to mention some old testament figures who escaped death? Or a Simonian myth in which Jesus performs a magic switch by turning himself into Simon of Cyrene's likeness and thus he ends up crucified instead of Jesus? 

What do you make of the recent meeting between the Mormon President and the Pope?

Why do you suspect the Gospel of Judas is a modern forgery?

When Jesus says that the kingdom of heaven won’t come with signs but will be sudden could he be referring to the moment of an un expected death?

What do you think of Joan Taylor’s idea that the Essenes were great doctors a well as cronies of Herod?