Called to Communion

What is dying to myself? Does grace destroys nature? Why don't give communion to non Catholics? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Did Jews prayed to the dead? Different "loves" in the Bible? History of Papal Primacy? This and more in Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Justice or Mercy? Does the State of Israel enjoys privileges with God? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Jesus' original name? Can Catholic musicians play in Protestant services? Should Catholics in general attend? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Dive into the intriguing world of apocalyptic texts and the various rapture theories that have evolved over time. Explore the complexities of translating ancient writings and how they shape our understanding today. The discussion doesn't shy away from the dual nature of pride, distinguishing between healthy self-esteem and harmful arrogance. It also tackles the relationship between Catholic teachings and contemporary issues, promoting thoughtful dialogue and encouraging a pursuit of holiness.

How to understand discrepancies in the Bible? Virtual reality and AI? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Dive into the intriguing world of the Fibonacci sequence and uncover its mathematical beauty and connections to nature and divine concepts. Explore the complexities of conditional baptism and its importance in Catholic teaching, alongside the debate between faith and works in salvation. The conversation lightens with a quirky angle on creativity, suggesting 'Fibonacci Sequence' as a potential band name. Plus, engage in discussions about tattoos and their implications in Catholicism, all while navigating the theological tensions surrounding salvation.

The podcast dives into the intriguing absence of the Pentecost narrative in the Gospels and examines St. Luke's motivations behind it. It highlights the Holy Spirit's transformative role in both Testaments and fosters a discussion on ecumenical unity between Lutheran and Roman Catholic communities. Listeners also explore the implications of Christ's return and Church governance after a pope's death. Additionally, early church confusions about Jesus' divine nature and the evolution of Trinitarian doctrine add layers to this thought-provoking dialogue.

Explore the transformative power of the Eucharist, particularly for recovering alcoholics, and the Church's compassionate practices for those with gluten sensitivities. Dive into the significant theological discussions around baptism, suffering, and the role of personal conversion in salvation. Discover Peter's unique authority in church governance and the defense of free will against alternative theological viewpoints. Each topic invites deeper reflection on faith and personal growth.

Dive into the theological significance of Mary as a maternal figure and her connection to femininity and prophecy. Challenge conventional beliefs with a Catholic perspective on the doctrine of imputation, defending morality and reason. Explore the Church’s teachings on contraception and its societal impact. Uncover the historical context of Mary's family through intriguing apocryphal texts. Plus, navigate unique questions about burial practices and the nature of Christ's atonement, blending faith with reason.