Dive into the intriguing world of Catholic beliefs, exploring the complexities of the Trinity and preterism. Discover how Catholic themes intersect with modern media and video games, revealing unexpected connections. The discussion also contrasts Calvinist and Catholic views of sin while examining Mary’s role as the 'Mother of God' and the literary brilliance of G.K. Chesterton. Finally, unpack the relationship between early Christian thought and ancient philosophy, showcasing how diverse beliefs harmonize with the divine.

Are the Saints omnipresent? Why Sacraments? Chalice or Cup? This and more in today's Thanksgiving Mailbag edition of Called to Communion.

What to expect of ourselves in light of an infinite God? Life reviews at the end vs. personal judgement? This and more in today's Called to Communion.

Why can't married men be ordained if Peter was married? How the 5 points of Calvinism relate to Augustinian thinking? Why isn't the word Catholic found in the Bible? This and more in today's episode of Called to Communion.

Curious about marriage customs in ancient times? Discover the concept of 'ratum et non consummatum' and the prevalence of polygamy! Dive into the rich history of the Rosary, learning about its origins and development, influenced by the Benedictine Order. Explore the integral role of Mary in Catholic theology, her significance in sainthood, and how her example shapes moral responsibility. The discussion goes deeper into discernment in faith and addresses contemporary challenges faced by Catholics today. It's a fascinating blend of history and spirituality!

Can priest date? Why be Catholic if there are valid Eucharists in other Churches? Near death experiences? This are some of the topics in this Friday's edition of Called to Communion.

What is an annulment? Was Newton right about Christ? Can the Eucharist be consider a relic? This and more in today's Called to Communion.

Are Catholics Christians? Who were called Nicodemites? What can be considered Tradition? This and more in today's edition of Called to Communion.

The Occult, reason and intelligence, engaging an agnostic are some of the topics on today's episode of Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Is the source of authority a difference between Catholics and Protestants? Need some parent advice? An embodied eternity? This and more in today's edition of Called to Communion.