St. Thomas Aquinas Academy
Spring 2026 Class: Catholic Apologetics B
Spring 2026 Class: Catholic Apologetics B
Registration for this course is currently unavailable. Live class registration for the Fall semester is open from March 15 to July 31, and for the Spring semester, it is open from October 15 to December 15. Use the email form below if you have questions about this course or wish to join the waitlist.
Course Plan
What to Expect
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Engaging Discussions: 8 live, Socratic-style classes—no lectures, just lively guided conversations capped at 3–10 students for personal attention.
- Support: The STAA Study Guide and student website keep your student on track between meetings.
- Graded Progress: Graded weekly quizzes and prep activities; advisor grading of formal writing assignments available, too (discuss the grading option with an advisor before registering).

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Basis for Rating: I enjoyed learning how to defend my faith and just learning more about it in general.One important lesson that will probably have a lasting impact on my life isn't really one specific lesson but a whole book that we read. That book was A Philadelphia Catholic in King James's Court. I loved how in this book it showed that anyone, even people that are close to my age, can effectively defend their Catholic faith. I also loved how this book describes how one can defend their faith against other Christian denominations. When Michael attends the Bible studies at his uncle's church, he respectfully and intelligently defends his faith but also tries to hear and understand the other Protestant views, and I think this is a really important thing to note and a great way to go about defending your faith.
Basis for Rating: The use of Christ and the Americas. The use of a Catholic perspective in many points in historyNever procrastinate about the starred assignments. With Hiroshima, it is always imperative to read ahead on your assignments, and put them ahead in your priorities above all else.
Basis for Rating: Use of Catholic resourcesNever procrastinate. All the starred assignments should be ahead of all other lesser assignments. Thoroughly go through the Memorize the Faith book, for there is a lot of good material there, and a lot of questions waiting for you upon it.
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