Called to Communion

Which is the most important aspect of the Mass? Is it a Sacrifice? A Sacrament? Don't miss this 4th of July Mailbag of Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Paul's old and new theology? What to expect from a Catholic marriage? Soteriology? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Dr. Anders' take on Jordan Peterson, basic Protestant apologetics, female deacons and more in today's Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

How do we know about the separation of body and soul? Cremated or buried? DEI training moral? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Dive into the exploration of baptism's necessity for salvation and what it truly means within the Church. Engage with historical insights from the Didache and discuss varying beliefs about the Eucharist, emphasizing the context of biblical interpretations. The conversation also touches on the role of singles in the Church and the moral implications of thoughts in relation to sin. Tune in for a rich dialogue that weaves together tradition, scripture, and personal responsibility!

Explore the intriguing question of who truly can condemn our souls. Delve into the nuances of salvation, confession, and fear in Catholicism. Unpack complex topics like transubstantiation versus consubstantiation, shedding light on Eucharistic doctrine. Learn how to navigate moral disagreements in marriage while adhering to church teachings. Discover the implications of double imputation and the relationship with sola fide. Plus, gain insights into receiving Holy Communion when arriving late, paired with engaging personal stories.

Explore intriguing discussions about Mary as the spiritual mother of the Church and her vital role in salvation. Delve into complex moral questions, including the impact of mental illness on culpability. Uncover the distinctions between Catholic beliefs and practices, including the validity of marriages outside the Church and the use of IUDs for health. Engage with historical debates about Freemasonry and interfaith dynamics, and reflect on the path to salvation and the significance of faith.

Dive into the true meaning of religion, uncovering its moral responsibilities and critiquing modern interpretations. Engage in discussions about Catholic practices, emphasizing faith amid life's challenges. Navigate the stark differences between the Church's teachings and political ideologies. Explore intriguing Catholic traditions and the apocryphal legend of Pope Joan, while addressing complex questions surrounding faith and empathy. This blend of humor and critical reflection sheds light on deeper truths in both belief and community.

Discover thought-provoking discussions on the significance of Jesus's 40-day fast and the Catholic view of spiritual practices. Explore the unique vows of virginity in early Christianity and the role of priesthood across diverse cultures. Delve into the nuances of the annulment process, the concept of purgatory, and critiques of New Age spiritualism. Engage with theological speculations about the Fall and whether Jesus' incarnation is dependent on it, while challenging modern Protestant beliefs in the context of historical Christian traditions.

The podcast dives into intriguing theological debates, such as whether animals possess immortal souls and the implications of total depravity. It compares salvation views between Calvinism and Catholicism, showcasing contrasting interpretations of atonement and grace. Listeners also explore the evolution of communion practices, the shift from ritual to moral notions of sacrilege, and the distinct perspectives on baptism and the Holy Spirit across Catholicism and Protestantism. This vibrant discussion invites deeper understanding of faith and tradition.