
Called to Communion Does been Catholic Makes a Difference
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Oct 27, 2025 The discussion dives into whether receiving Communion impacts salvation and the intricate relationship between grace, sacraments, and charity. Insightful clarity is provided on tithing in Catholicism and the importance of charity. A thought-provoking examination of infant baptism reveals its biblical and historical roots. Dr. Anders elaborates on the distinct roles within the Trinity, while also championing early Christian writings for contextual understanding. The positive aspects of the Novus Ordo Mass highlight its accessibility and theological significance.
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Sacraments Apply Grace
- Catholics see grace applied chiefly through the sacraments, which express and actualize faith.
- Sacraments cooperate with faith to make charity possible and justify the believer.
Give Guided By Charity Not Percentage
- Don't treat tithing as a fixed canonical obligation; the Church requires charitable giving, not a strict 10% rule.
- Let charity and personal circumstance guide how much you give, not a rigid percentage formula.
Belonging Should Shape Your Life
- Being Catholic doesn't guarantee salvation, but belonging to the Church should help you live more virtuously.
- The religion matters to the extent it shapes a person's life and charity before judgment.

