The Catholic Conversation 5/23/17 - Dr. Peter Kreeft, What Catholics and Protestants Can Learn From Each Other
May 23, 2017
Dr. Peter Kreeft, philosophy professor at Boston College and author, talks about what Protestants and Catholics can learn from each other. They discuss the challenges and obstacles in achieving reunification, the importance of shared beliefs, and the origins of the Bible. They also share personal anecdotes, reflect on their own conversions, and explore the potential for future unity among Christians.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
A Housing Transition During Lent
01:38 • 3min
Living with Children in a Loud Environment and Learning from Each Other: Dr. Peter Crafe's New Book
04:50 • 2min
The Conversion and Journey to Catholicism
06:47 • 13min
Reunification and the Importance of Shared Beliefs
20:16 • 6min
Exploring What Catholics and Protestants Can Learn From Each Other
26:29 • 2min
Challenges in Achieving Reunification
28:23 • 17min
The Origins of the Bible and its Connection to the Church
45:51 • 6min
Gratitude for Dr. Peter Craft and Discussions of Podcasts and Initiatives
51:26 • 2min
Meeting Dr. Peter Craig
53:02 • 5min