Called to Communion

Today Dr. Anders answers your questions including: -Did Christ eat the bread he shared? -What's a question you rarely/never get asked that you want to speak about? -Eucharist is my friend's obstacle and many more.

Papal infallibility, women deacons, investitures and more in Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

What does it mean for grace to save us? The nature of the Mass as both a memorial and a sacrifice sparks intriguing debates. Delve into how the Eucharist embodies Christ's sacrifice and the misconceptions surrounding it. The conversation touches on the significance of Catholic rituals like baptism and confirmation. There's also a fascinating exploration of free will, grace, and original sin, highlighting how they shape our spiritual journeys. Join for a deeper understanding of faith, tradition, and community within Catholicism.

Explore the fascinating intersection of Stoicism and Christianity, highlighting how Epictetus influenced early theologians like St. Paul. Delve into the complexities of violence within Abrahamic faiths while pondering the significance of Mary as 'our hope.' Unearth deeper meanings in prayer and intercession, and engage in rich discussions on faith, national identity, and moral dilemmas. This lively discourse balances historical insights with contemporary questions, making for an engaging exploration of belief and devotion.

Discover the tension between Pelagius and Augustine as they debate moral change. Unpack the role of grace in breaking old habits and transforming lives. Explore how changing your environment can help overcome temptations. Delve into the profound significance of the Eucharist and humility in faith practices. Reflect on self-giving love as a path to connect with God and community. Learn about the nuances of indulgences and the ongoing challenges of detaching from sin.

Discover the intriguing differences in biblical canons, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Church's extensive 81-book version. Delve into the complexities of necromancy, illustrated by the haunting tale of the Witch of Endor. Explore the tension between faith and scientific reasoning, while unpacking the role of works in salvation. Engage with reflections on Jesus' teachings and ethical dilemmas like assisted suicide. Light moments intertwine with profound theological discussions, highlighting the diversity of worship and the pivotal role of baptism.

Does grace destroys nature? Can Scripture and Tradition contradict themselves? What's the history of indulgences? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Did the Evangelists adapted OT to match Christian narrative of the Gospels? History marked by defeat? Doing things for Christ or by His means? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

The operation of error, Marcian, Dr. Anders and total depravity and more on this Friday's edition of Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

The discussion dives into the contrasts between Protestant and Catholic scriptural interpretations, revealing deeper spiritual insights. Listeners learn about the role of prophecy in faith and the historical context behind divine inspiration. The complexities of identity, particularly in relation to genetics and social acceptance, are explored. The podcast also navigates the assurance of salvation from Lutheran and Catholic views, and emphasizes the transformative power of forgiveness. Finally, it distinguishes the theological, liturgical, and cultural differences between Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism.