Called to Communion

Reasons for Dr. Anders becoming Catholic? Why biological bodies? Did God created Jesus? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Explore the intriguing dynamics of church governance and the implications of excommunication. Delve into the ongoing debate about the politicization of the papacy and the role of religion in social justice. Engage with historical misunderstandings surrounding Augustine and Calvin, particularly on moral transformation. Reflect on interfaith dynamics, especially between Catholicism and Mormonism, while valuing personal conscience in matters of faith. Plus, discover the unique distinctions in communion practices across Christian denominations.

Will I recognize my spouse in Heaven? Been absolutely sure of Divine Truths? The abortion moral dilemma? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

Intellectual certainty in Religion? Distant confessions? Genocide in the Old Testament? This and more in today's mailbag edition of Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders.

What does it mean to have a Pope from the US? Is "The Old Roman Catholic Church" in communion with Rome? Don't miss this special edition of Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders in such a historic time!

Dive into the intriguing discussion on the new versus old Eve and the virtues of continence and temperance. Listeners engage with questions about faith, sin, and the transformative nature of redemption. The interplay between grace and free will is explored, highlighting how divine assistance influences human choices. Personal conversion stories reveal the impact of faith on family dynamics. Additionally, the podcast examines Church authority, atonement, and the rich history behind liturgical practices and symbols.

Explore the fascinating idea of renewal in biblical teachings, focusing on prayer, faith, and God's redemptive plan for a new existence. Delve into the significance of Christ's sacrifice and its personal implications for believers. Discover contrasting views of Jesus as the Passover lamb and how community helps in discerning divine messages. The discussion on Judas Iscariot and the complexities of intercessory prayer brings depth to the conversation. Finally, learn practical ways to combat habitual sin through grace and community support.

Explore the philosophical debates on faith and the challenges believers face. Delve into the ethical implications of vaccines linked to aborted fetal cells from a Catholic perspective. Discover the transformative power of the Rosary and its role in personal devotion. Engage with theological contrasts between Catholicism and other traditions, including discussions on Mass and the concept of purgatory, highlighting its significance in the journey of salvation.

Dive into the complexities of faith as challenging words of Jesus about division provoke thought. Explore the role of Mary, the significance of confession, and the nuances of Eucharistic teachings. Learn why some sins require higher authority for absolution and the implications for modern believers. A caller shares insights on the intersection of faith and education, while misconceptions about Anglican orders and communion are clarified. This engaging dialogue navigates the intricate tapestry of Catholic beliefs and their cultural impacts.

How long are the Conclaves? Is Jesus present in the Eucharist? What is God's image? Join us for Called to Communion with Dr. David Anders!