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Join C. Michael Patton and friends for Theology Unplugged, a weekly podcast that dives deep into Christian theology, exploring challenging questions, and offering insightful discussions to deepen your faith. Discover the truth, embrace the journey, and engage with thought-provoking topics every week.
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This podcast is for people interested in the teachings and practices of the Roman Catholic Church. It is especially helpful if you have only heard negative things about it, or if you are in an OCIA class.
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Ask Fr. Josh is the podcast where I hear you out and do my best to help you navigate the tricky times in life when our Catholic Faith doesn’t give you an easy “fill-in-the blank” answer. On this show, we’ll listen to one another, problem solve together, and ultimately entrust everything to our Lord. If this is your first time tuning in, here’s how the show goes: Each episode, I'll address three to four of your questions. I’ll cover everything from Catholic teaching to moral dilemmas to relat ...
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A Catholic Life seeks the preservation of authentic traditional Catholicism, as practiced before the Second Vatican Council. The focus of this podcast will be directed toward the Traditional Catholic Mass, Traditional Fasting and Abstinence, the Breviary, Prayers and Devotions, and Unwaveringly Traditional Catholic Catechesis. Episodes will typically be released each Sunday.
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The Reformanda Initiative Podcast. Listen as we analyze and discuss Roman Catholic theology and practice from an Evangelical perspective. | X: @ReformandaRome | Facebook: @ReformandaInitiative | Online: www.reformandainitiative.org |
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A podcast for Christians with questions about theology, philosophy, and practice. Biblically informed. Slightly irreverent.
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I am finally updating this podcast and making it broadly available in podcast form. This podcast exists to show how Jesus Christ is the desire of every nation. We will discuss apologetics, theology, and philosophy with the aim of showing you the beauty of the God revealed in and through Jesus Christ. I hope you enjoy!
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Doth Protest is a podcast on church history and how the theology of the 16th-century Reformers can inform us today. It is hosted by Anglican priests the Rev. Andrew Christiansen and the Rev. James Rickenbaker along with occasional co-host Stephen Burnett, a Roman Catholic layman. It also features interviews with theologians and scholars of church history. Show music is done by Aaron Shows. We can be listened to on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more. Follow us on X @DothProtestPod, FB & Instagr ...
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A weekly conversation about how the gospel of Jesus Christ connects to the questions and issues of everyday life. Hosted by the leaders of Coram Deo Church in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Explore the history and spirituality of the Catholic Church from a Franciscan Perspective. Sound seeing tours, interviews, and more.
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Welcome to Created to Reign, a production of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation. On this podcast, Dr. E. Calvin Beisner, Dr. David Legates, and experts in science, economics, theology, ethics, and public policy strive to think Biblically about creation care, global warming, and the world’s poor.
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Theological reflections and more from various different podcast (Fr. Bill's Podcast, Mysteries of the Mass Podcast, and Catholic Talk Podcast)
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Energetic and relatable conversations centered on Christ and the Catholic faith, presented by passionate disciples of the Lord. Vici Mundum is a ministry of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church in Newport News, VA.
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Talking about Faith, Life, and Culture through the lens of the Roman Catholic Church.
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It’s only once we recognize that Christ is King, and submit to His reign over our nation, will we be truly able to have a good life, be liberated, and pursue happiness. https://linktr.ee/The_Catholic_State
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A history of Christian ideas.
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Welcome to the Deliverance From Demons Podcast, where we talk all things Deliverance (exorcism). We talk about the theology of deliverance, what demons do to people, how to fight against them, and how to actually cast them out of your own life and out of people. We also share testimonies of deliverance that have happened in the course of ministry. Thanks for listening! May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you in all things.
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The life and thought of Pope John Paul II — 263rd Successor of St. Peter — leader of the Roman Catholic Church
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Perichoresis, Patristics, politics, personalism, and not so profound monologues. Join a Evangelical Catholic lay man as he discusses all things from his particular Protest-ant worldview.
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We want to see Christians well-equipped to live their lives according to truth, and that truth should extend to every nook and cranny of life. When it comes to discussing politics, and the issues surrounding politics, we see Christians plagued by inconsistent thought. We need more intellecutal maturity in the integration of theology, Natural Law, and history. The George Buchanan Forum was created to provide and provoke this sort of consistent thought.
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Purgatory is Retributive - How Trent Horn Distorts Purgatory
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Many Roman Catholics today misrepresent the classic teaching of purgatory to make it more palatable to Protestants. Here, I show how.
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In this video, I trace the tragic history of clerical celibacy and why it called for a Reform in the theology of magisterial authority. I hope this is helpful to you!
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The Problem of Mary as Co-Redemptrix
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While Rome has made progress in overruling the use of the title of Mary as "Co-Redemptrix", the theology behind it remains problematic. Here, I explain why.
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Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity - Book 2
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This is a recorded meeting of the Anglican Catechetical Initiative for the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity, book 2! I hope this is helpful to you!
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An Anglican Theology of the Eucharist - George Herbert
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Herbert helps us think about what the Eucharist means from an Anglican perspective!
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In this video, I raise 7 arguments against Roman Catholicism from an Anglican perspective. I put this up on my channel on Reformation Day, but I thought I might put it here as well.
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024 – Prayer Understanding Prayer: The episode delves into the purpose of prayer, highlighting that it is not just about asking God for things but about building a relationship with Him. Principles of Prayer: The episode discusses the common mistake of treating prayer as a one-sided conversation where we only ask for things. Dr. Bickford emphasizes…
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Salvation is our Mystical Union - An Anglican View of Salvation
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Good works are not merely signs of our salvation, but the way God prepares us to inherit the kingdom. In this podcast, I trace the traditional Anglican doctrine of justification, union with Christ, and salvation.
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In this special Christmas episode of Created to Reign, Cal Beisner steps away from the usual discussions of environmental stewardship and economic wisdom to explore a different kind of wonder. Drawing on Virgil’s Eclogue IV—a poem early Christians saw as foreshadowing the birth and kingdom of Christ—Cal traces how its imagery of peace, abundance, a…
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Correcting Sean Hiller On Dual Covenant Theology
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In this podcast episode I am correcting Catholic YouTuber Sean Hiller in regards to a video he made called "What the Church Really Teaches About Israel & the Jews". He comes to the right conclusion that Zionism is not compatible with Catholicism, but makes Dual Covenant Theology errors that needed correcting.…
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How can we resist the gamification of our economy — and help others do the same? The advent of digital technology has incentivized ease and encouraged isolation. Young people, especially young men, have become socially risk-averse — spending more time alone and cultivating negative habits on their devices. In this episode, we engage a Derek Thompso…
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Introduction to the Sanctification of Time: The importance of integrating faith into daily life calls for making time holy Daily Practices: Explanation of Catholic virtue ethics and the development of virtuous habits. Various daily prayers such as Novenas, the Rosary, and Lectio Divina. The significance of the Liturgy of the Hours (Daily Office) an…
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In today’s episode, on the 1st Sunday of Advent, I address the following: What is Advent? Advent: The Beginning of the Liturgical Year & Source of Rich Meditations Advent and Christmas Traditions The Rorate Mass: A Dawn Mass Said Only By Candlelight This episode is sponsored by PrayLatin.com. PrayLatin.com offers Latin prayer cards to learn and sha…
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Roman Catholics Speak Out On Climate Change... Again.
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Roman Catholic leaders are sounding the climate alarm again—but are their claims grounded in reality? In this episode of Created to Reign, Dr. E. Calvin Beisner takes a hard look at the latest warnings, from Laudato Sí to the Claretian Missionaries’ “Glad You Asked” podcast, and tests them against the actual data on natural disasters, global temper…
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Episode 549: Christian Maturity Is a Journey, Not a Destination
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How can we submit to and enjoy the slow process of sanctification? It’s not uncommon for Christians to feel discouraged by their progress (or lack thereof) in sanctification. But what if our vision of maturity focused less on the destination and more on slow growth over time? In this episode, we use the Sermon on the Mount to consider Christian dis…
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How To Refute The Term "Judeo-Christian Values" With Common Sense
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The term "Judeo Christian Values" is a self-contradictory, meaningless term that only exposes the ignorance of those who use the term on the differences between Jewish and Christian values. In this video/podcast, I will show a common sense strategy for debunking this term.By thecatholicstate
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What the Early Church Thought About the End of the World — with Michael Svigel
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What did the early Christians actually expect about the future? Were they vague or symbolic, or did they have a clear picture of what was to come? In this episode, Dr. Michael Svigel shares insights from his book Fathers on the Future, revealing that second-century leaders like Irenaeus anticipated a real, visible kingdom, Christ’s return, and a re…
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Where does everything come from, and if God created everything to be good, then why did we have "The Fall"? Here, we look at some creation stories from other religions and see how the Bible is so profoundly different. We also explain how the Big Bang theory addresses questions of "what" and "how", but the Genesis story focuses on the question of "w…
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This is Episode 132 of the A Catholic Life Podcast. In today’s episode I address the timely observation this week of Thanksgiving – Let Advent be Advent. When we can start decorating for Christmas is an often-debated item. In a world where the Christmas Tree in secular or protestant homes is up around Thanksgiving, the Catholic world is seen as an …
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Germany has long been considered an industrial powerhouse—but in recent years, its energy policies have charted a path that looks less like progress and more like self-inflicted decline. From shuttering reliable energy sources to binding one of its most prosperous cities to an aggressive net-zero mandate, Germany’s “energy transition” raises a seri…
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Refuting Dr. Gavin Ashenden On The Catholic Teaching On The Jews
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This video refutes Dr. Gavin Ashenden on the Catholic teaching on the Jews. He uploaded a video a little over a week ago with Dr. Scott Hahn, where he takes a position criticizing Catholic "antisemites" in his video. This video uses Scripture, Patristics, and the Talmud to correct his errors.By thecatholicstate
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Episode 548: TWC Commentary | AI-First or People-First?
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How can we advocate for a people-first economy? Artificial intelligence is disrupting our vocational and social worlds — and as it starts to dominate industries, more people are trying to discern its proper limits and boundaries. Intuitively, we are hesitant about the increasing growth of AI. But why? Is it because we sense that people should do ou…
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Can Church doctrine develop over time? If it does, then does that mean it can change into something different as society changes? John Henry Newman wrote "A Essay On the Development of Christian Doctrine" and this book addresses those specific questions. True doctrine develops over time and brings us into a deeper understanding. A corruption of doc…
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Did Bill Gates really change his mind about climate change—or did he simply repackage the same old alarmism with softer language? In this episode of Created to Reign, Cal Beisner revisits Gates’s much-discussed COP30 “memo” and explains why the tech billionaire’s supposed turnaround may be less of a 180 and more of a full 360. From Gates’s past rhe…
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1 - Through Theology in a Year - Miracles (Pilot Episode)
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#1 - Miracles (Pilot Episode) This is the pilot episode introducing our new journey through Craig S. Keener’s monumental two-volume work **Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts**. In this opening session, we talk through why this study matters, how we'll approach it in community, and what makes the topic of miracles so compelling—…
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Episode 133: How to Prepare for and Live After Confirmation
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This is Episode 129 of the A Catholic Life Podcast. In today’s episode I discuss How to Prepare for and Live After Confirmation. It is a topic all of us should consider as confirmed Catholics or those preparing for Confirmation, especially as we grow closer to the end of the liturgical year and reflect on going forth as soldiers of Christ. This epi…
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In this episode, Dr. David Legates turns the microphone back over to Richard and Jane—the AI duo created with Google Notebook LM—for their second appearance on Created to Reign. This time, they tackle the Genesis creation account, exploring its literal interpretation and relationship to scientific inquiry. Based on a dialogue generated from Dr. Gre…
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Perfect Love Drives Out Fear: Amy Mantravadi on her book Face to Face
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We were delighted for Amy Mantravadi to return to the podcast to discuss her book Face to Face: A Novel of the Reformation,the second of her two-part novel series. (She joined us to discuss the first book Broken Bonds on an episode earlier this year.) Amy is a regular contributor at 1517 and writes about theological and historical topics. SHOWNOTES…
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Episode 547: TWC Commentary | Roman Catholics & Marian Devotion
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The Vatican clarified its stance on the virgin Mary—where do Protestants agree & disagree? Last week, the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of Faith released a document clarifying Roman Catholic teaching about Mary the mother of Jesus. Mariology has been a point of contention in Protestant/Catholic relations, but the Mater Populi Fidelis documen…
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80 - Through Theology in a Year - The Canon of Scripture Is Not Closed
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#80 - The Canon of Scripture Is Not Closed Did God ever close the canon of Scripture? In this episode, we explore how the biblical canon was formed-not by decree, but by recognition. From Moses to the apostles, revelation carried its own authority, needing no council to validate it. The canon was accepted organically, as God's people simply receive…
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Learning to Pray with the Book of Common Prayer — with Jonathan Kanary
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Most of us learn to pray by listening to others. But what if we could learn from the prayers of believers who have gone before us — prayers shaped by Scripture, refined through centuries, and written to form our hearts and words together? In this episode, we talk with Jonathan Kanary about The Book of Common Prayer — what it is, how it’s structured…
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Pilgrimages are trips to places that are important to the Faith. They are different from vacations in that they seek to have a deeper encounter with God, experience a healing, or do penance for restoration. They have always been part of the Judeo-Christian experience. This episode explains what a pilgrimage is, why they are important, why it is a C…
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Episode 132: Extreme Unction as Victory over the Devil
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This is Episode 132 of the A Catholic Life Podcast. In today’s episode I discuss Extreme Unction as a Sacrament of Victory Over the Devil, a worthwhile topic as we draw closer to the end of the liturgical year and observe November as the month especially dedicated to praying for the Poor Souls in Purgatory. This episode of A Catholic Life is sponso…
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Why Mary Is The Co-Redemptrix And Mediatrix Of All Graces
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In this podcast episode I go over how the Bible and logic prove that Mary is the Co-Redemptrix And Mediatrix Of All Graces.By thecatholicstate
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Should the EPA Do Away with the Carbon Dioxide Endangerment Finding? With Will Happer
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Should the EPA repeal its 2009 ruling that declared carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases a danger to public health? The answer could reshape America’s entire climate policy. In this episode, Dr. E. Calvin Beisner sits down with renowned physicist Dr. Will Happer—emeritus professor at Princeton University and former JASON advisor to the U.S. go…
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The purpose of the Christian life is to develop holiness. Catholic Virtue Ethics is a big part of the process that helps get us there. There are 4 Cardinal and 3 Theological Virtues that are key. The 4 Cardinal Virtues are Prudence, Justice, Temperance, and Fortitude. Cardinal means "hinge" like on a door and all virtues swing on the hinge of these…
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In this episode we discuss the recent Vatican document published by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith regarding Mary (Mater Popoli Fidelis) and her title of "Co-redemptrix". How should evangelicals think through this and respond to it? We also discuss Leonardo’s October Vatican File that concerns recent remarks Pope Leo made concerning Ma…
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Has Bill Gates had a change of heart on climate change? In this episode of Created to Reign, Dr. David Legates explores the tech billionaire’s surprising “strategic pivot” — from alarmist rhetoric to emphasizing poverty reduction, innovation, and human welfare. Drawing on Gates’ own words and reactions from figures like Michael Mann and The Wall St…
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Episode 546: Common Sense Gun Regulation?
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Why are so many Christians unwilling to bend on the issue of guns? In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder and other recent instances of gun violence, the debate over gun regulation is raging once again. The right to bear arms is constitutionally protected and deeply ingrained in American culture — but does that mean all guns should be permitted? In t…
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The English Reformation (Part 4), James on the Joker, & Andrew on Ace Frehley
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A mix of topics on this episode. We continue to promote James' Substack Rogues and Reformers about his use of comic books as teaching tools for Reformational theology, and we focus particularly on what the Joker's story can teach us about human depravity and gospel-grace. Then, we go to Andrew's latest Mockingbird article on what the former KISS gu…
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Virtue Ethics is the system of behaviors and actions that allow us to cultivate virtue and become holy. Ethics isn't just about do's and don't's … its about cultivation of a virtuous and holy life. Some history is given on how Plato and Aristotle wrestled with the questions, but the focus is on the First Part of the Second Part of Thomas Aquinas' S…
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Is Climate Change Responsible for Hurricane Melissa?
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When Hurricane Melissa tore through the Caribbean as a Category 5 storm, many rushed to blame its strength on manmade climate change. But is that claim supported by the data? In this episode of Created to Reign, Dr. E. Calvin Beisner, President of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, examines what history and science actually reve…
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This is Episode 131 of the A Catholic Life Podcast. In today’s episode I discuss Catholic Kingship and Monarchy as the Ideal Form of Government. Since last weekend was the Feast of Christ the King, this reflection is an appropriate extension of the 100th celebration of the Feast of Christ the King since it was established in 1925. And of course, re…
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93. Dilexi Te - Pope Leo’s first Magisterial Document
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In this episode, we discuss Pope Leo XIV’s first Magisterial document, an Apostolic Exhortation titled "Dilexi te," which focuses on the Roman Catholic Church’s mandate to care for the poor. We highlight the theological concerns the document presents for an evangelical reader. We also briefly discuss our recent trip to Istanbul for a conference tha…
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A new report from the National Academies claims that greenhouse gases are “threatening human health” — but is that really the strongest evidence to date, or another case of politicized science? In this episode, Dr. David Legates examines the EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding, contrasts it with a more recent Department of Energy report, and explains w…
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This episode explores the subject of evil. It focuses on evil as being an effect of Free Will and uses Augustine's idea of evil being the absence of good. It also talks about demonic attacks on the Christian life. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes, please let us know at: [email protected] Please fol…
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Episode 545: From the Archives | Worshiping in the Tradition
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How should the Reformation shape how we worship today? It’s always good to know and understand our heritage when it comes to worship. Why do we structure our worship gatherings the way we do? Why do we sing together as a congregation? Should we take communion every week? In this episode from 2020, we talk about the book ‘Reformation Worship’ and lo…
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Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity Book 2 AI Summary
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This podcast episode is an AI generated summary of Richard Hooker's Book 2 of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity. I will upload the audio reading of the Laws shortly! The AI Summary: "The provided text, "Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity Book II", presents a systematic theological argument against the Puritan belief that Scripture is the only rule for a…
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