Sed Contra: A Podcast of Catholic Theology Would God Have Become Incarnate Had Man Not Sinned?
Dec 10, 2020
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Four Basic Reasons That the Catechism Lays Out
04:07 • 5min
What Would We Do With the Fall?
09:25 • 2min
The Incarnation and the Cell Montachency in the Patristic Age
11:09 • 2min
What Is the Reason for the Incarnation?
13:19 • 5min
The Scotus Question
18:42 • 5min
Is There a Priority of Christ in God's Intention?
24:03 • 3min
The Immaculate Conception
26:53 • 4min
The Liturgical Hyperbole of the Church and The, Oh, Necessary Sin of Adam
31:07 • 5min
Are We Ordered to Supernatural Beatitude Through Christ?
36:32 • 4min
The Skodist Position on the Incarnation
40:17 • 5min
What Would Happen Had Man Not Sinned?
45:41 • 3min
Aquinas's Response to the Summa
48:49 • 5min
Is God's Plan B a Plan B or Is It a Negation of Divine Simplicity?
54:09 • 5min
Maximilian Mary Dean and the Scotest
59:10 • 1min
The Importance of the Incarnation
01:00:38 • 3min
Father Schrader's Translation of the Selmont-Achanci's on the Motive of the Incarnation
01:03:42 • 2min