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Joe Heschmeyer

Host of the Shameless Popery podcast, which focuses on Catholicism.

Top 10 podcasts with Joe Heschmeyer

Ranked by the Snipd community
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31 snips
Mar 21, 2024 • 0sec

#69 The Biblical Case for Infallibility - Joe Heschmeyer

Exploring the biblical case for infallibility, the podcast discusses the significance of Jesus' teachings, challenges of doctrinal unity within Protestantism, the vital connection between truth and unity in Christianity, challenges of biblical interpretation and denominational fragmentation, and the Judaizer controversy highlighting the importance of divine authority in maintaining unity and truth.
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Apr 18, 2024 • 0sec

#73 The Radical Nature of Jesus’ Teaching on Marriage - Joe Heschmeyer

The guest, Joe Heschmeyer, a theologian, discusses Jesus' radical teaching on marriage, emphasizing fidelity and the sacred union. They explore the divine and sacramental nature of marriage and contrast it with high divorce rates among Christians. The discussion delves into the historical and cultural significance of the term 'Porneia' and the criteria for annulments based on Jesus' teachings.
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Dec 20, 2023 • 1h 2min

Did Pope Francis Approve Blessing Gay Unions? (Joe Heschmeyer) | Ep. 441

Joe Heschmeyer discusses the controversy surrounding the recent church document on blessing gay unions and criticizes its ambiguity. They delve into Pope Francis' response to the German Cardinals and the potential harm caused to Catholics with same-sex attraction. The importance of not becoming obsessed with topics beyond our control is emphasized, along with the challenges of intimacy between men and the concept of loving the sin and hating the sinner.
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Aug 15, 2024 • 0sec

#96 Protestants Are Wrong About Mary’s Assumption. Here’s Why: - Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer, a knowledgeable speaker tackling objection to the Assumption of Mary, dives into the Catholic dogma that asserts Mary was taken into heaven. He dismantles common Protestant doubts, providing historical and theological foundations for the belief. Heschmeyer critiques misconceptions, particularly the title 'Queen of Heaven,' contrasting it with pagan origins. He discusses Mary’s role as the Ark of the Covenant, emphasizing her significance in both early Christian narratives and modern faith, shining a light on the complexities surrounding her Assumption.
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Jul 20, 2022 • 0sec

#440 Was the Sabbath Changed from Saturday to Sunday? - Joe Heschmeyer

Seventh Day Adventists claim that the Sabbath was changed from Saturday to Sunday centuries after the life of Jesus. Joe Heschmeyer, author of The Early Church was the Catholic Church, joins us to debunk this claim. Cy Kellett: Apologist, Joe Heschmeyer, thank you for being here with us on Catholic Answers Focus. Joe Heschmeyer: The pleasure is mine. Cy Kellett: You want to talk about the Sabbath? Joe Heschmeyer: Yeah, lets. Cy Kellett: It seems very straightforward, and yet it’s a matter of some great controversy. Joe Heschmeyer: It’s even a denominational splitting issue. Cy ...
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Apr 25, 2024 • 0sec

#74 What Jesus’ Radical Marriage Teaching Reveals About the Church - Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer discusses Jesus' strict teachings on marriage, equating it to the union between Christ and the Church. The conversation delves into historical perspectives on the Church, Calvin's redefinition of the church, views on divorce and remarriage in Christianity, biblical teachings on marriage and polygamy, and Henry VIII's interaction with Martin Luther.
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Sep 12, 2024 • 0sec

#104 The One Question that Unravels Protestantism - Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer, a keen commentator on Protestantism, dives deep into the flaws of the Reformation. He tackles the critical debate over essential versus non-essential doctrines like Sola Fide and baptism, revealing their impact on salvation. The discussion also illuminates controversies within Protestant beliefs, such as original sin and the interpretation of scripture. Heschmeyer invites listeners to reconsider the complexities of core tenets and their historical implications, making for a thought-provoking conversation on Christian identity.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 0sec

#11915 Ask Me Anything - Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer, an author and expert in Catholic apologetics, dives into intriguing theological discussions. He explores the balance between pessimistic and optimistic views on salvation based on scripture. Heschmeyer tackles questions on the authorship of the Gospels and the role of infallibility in Catholicism, contrasting it with Protestant perspectives. He also sheds light on interfaith relations, particularly the interpretation of God among Christians and Muslims, and redefines the understanding of atonement, emphasizing divine love over strict penal models.
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Aug 1, 2024 • 0sec

#92 Unmasking the Horrors of IVF - Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer, a commentator on the ethical implications of in vitro fertilization (IVF), delves into the moral dilemmas surrounding this controversial process. He critiques the recent Southern Baptist Convention's stance on IVF, emphasizing the ethical concerns tied to embryo selection and genetic screening. Heschmeyer discusses misconceptions about humanity's control over nature and the potential dangers of technological advancements. He also highlights the complex ethical landscape of surrogacy and abandoned embryos, raising vital questions about future generations and human dignity.
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Feb 1, 2024 • 0sec

#62 The Missing Evidence Against “Faith Alone” - Joe Heschmeyer

Joe Heschmeyer, host of Shameless Popery, discusses the debate between faith alone and works for salvation. Explore misunderstandings between Catholics and Protestants, historical context of justification, the Parable of Forgiveness and Mercy, the relationship between forgiveness, works, and salvation, biblical examples of Rahab and Abraham, the importance of loving one's neighbor, and faith working through love.