A Discussion on Baptism (NACHOS Supreme, March 2025)
NOTE: I was unable to capture the first hour of our discussion on the sacrament of baptism. Also, I failed to click the "speaker view" on zoom. I apologize for the tiles view. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIU9AUBqrxg
A Discussion on Baptism (NACHOS Supreme, March 2025)
NOTE: I was unable to capture the first hour of our discussion on the sacrament of baptism. Also, I failed to click the "speaker view" on zoom. I apologize for the tiles view. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIU9AUBqrxg
Dropped Calls (Hour 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kHqHZ7hAtE Audio Download Questions Covered: 04:15 - I constantly hear that God knows everything that’s going to happen, but in the Old Testament He changed His mind. It sounds like a contradiction. 10:02 - How seriously should I take...
Dropped Calls (Hour 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kHqHZ7hAtE Audio Download Questions Covered: 04:44 - Many prayers to Mary say we have recourse to her. What is the origin of that? Is it required to believe that? 08:12 - In the liturgy it says that Christ was conceived through the...
Protestants Fight Back on ‘Call No Man Father’
A standard go-to Bible passage for Catholics in rebutting the Protestant argument that Jesus forbids calling religious leaders “father” (Matt. 23:9) is 1 Corinthians 4:15. There, Paul says, “Though you have countless guides in Christ, you do not have many fathers. For...
Eternal Security and a Helpless God
ome Christians object to the claim that our good works play a causal role in our salvation. They also reject the idea and that it’s possible to lose our salvation, subscribing instead to a doctrine called eternal security. They’re concerned that on the Catholic view,...
A Protestant Bible Bind
Protestants often criticize Catholics for relying on Sacred Tradition for certain beliefs, like Mary’s bodily assumption. But Protestants rely on Sacred Tradition for some of their beliefs as well, even though they do so unknowingly. Take, for example, the belief that...
Why the Miraculous Manna Proves the Eucharist is More Than a Symbol
Episode 123: Year C – 4th Sunday of Lent
In today’s episode, we focus on three details that are relevant for doing apologetics. The first comes from the first reading, which is taken from Joshua 5:9a, 10-12. The relevant apologetic topic is the Eucharist, and more specifically the belief that the Eucharist is not merely a symbol. The other two details come from the second reading, which is taken from 2 Corinthians 5:17-21, and each has to do with the question of whether justification is merely forensic or a state of interior righteousness. One detail is presented as support for the interior righteousness view, and the other detail is presented against it.
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Wasn’t Jesus (John 1:14) and Stephen (Acts 6:8) also full of grace?
Full Question Was Mary the only one who was “full of grace"? Or were Jesus (John 1:14) and Stephen (Acts 6:8) also full of grace? Answer It is true that both Jesus and Stephen are said to be “full of grace” in the English translations. However, the Greek phrase that...
Did the Apostles Practice Confession?
Full Question Did the apostles practice confession? Answer There is no direct evidence that they did. However, we can reasonably infer that they did. First, we can assume that they would have administered the sacrament of confession given the fact that Christ gave...
What Does Jesus Mean by the Log in Our Own Eyes in Matt. 7:3?
Full Question Jesus says in Matthew 7:3, “Why do you see the speck that is in your brother’s eye but do not notice the log that is in your own eye?” What does he mean? Answer What Jesus means is that we tend to see the faults of others without recognizing that we are...
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The Splendor of the Catholic Faith
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