In This FREE Video Series, You’ll Learn How the Catholic Faith and Modern Science Work Together to Explain the Origins of Humanity

How did humanity begin? What does the Catholic Church teach about evolution? And how do we reconcile today’s scientific discoveries with Scripture and the dignity of the human person?

For many, questions about creation and human evolution can stir confusion, even fear. Often our world frames faith and science as if they must contradict one another, but the Catholic tradition tells a different story. One in which truth is unified, reason illuminates faith, and God’s creative work is even more awe-inspiring than we imagine.

That’s why Franciscan University has chosen to share the 6-episode video series, Purposeful Lab: On the Origins of Humanity, completely FREE.

Hosted by biologist Dr. Dan Kuebler, this eye-opening series assembles professors of theology, philosophers, and renowned scientists to explore what the Church teaches about creation, evolution, and the human person.

Blending theological clarity with scientific insight in a way that is faithful, accessible, and deeply compelling—Purposeful Lab: On the Origins of Humanity will take you on a journey from the dawn of human existence and the case for a Creator to answering the biggest questions posed by modern science.

And today, you can receive the entire video series for FREE—just let our team know where to email your access link using the secure form below! Within minutes, you can explore:

• What Humani Generis, the Genesis creation account, and centuries of Catholic teaching reveal about the origins of humanity.
• How faith and science are not only reconciled, but can enhance our perspective of the natural world and point us to an intelligent Creator.
• Why Catholics need not fear evolution, and what you can learn from the rich tradition of theologians and popes who have directly answered the scientific questions wrestled with today.

Don’t miss this opportunity to answer some of life’s critical questions—guided by a host of today’s most trusted Catholic scholars. Just use the secure form below to let us know where you’d like to receive your access link: