What are the implications of the fact that quotation does not equal canonicity? In this episode, we will explore the full consequences of concluding that one cannot determine the nature of the canon of Scripture by detecting of quotations of Scriptures in early Christian sources.

How can one read the texts of the Catholic Heritage better? In this episode, we discuss the principle of reading historically. Join us as we discuss how to derive more benefit from your reading of the sources of the Catholic Heritage.

Does the quotation of a statement from Scripture equal the recognition of that source as belonging to a canon of sacred Scripture? In this episode we reject the idea that the early apparent quotations from Scripture were tantamount to recognizing their canonical status. In addition, we examine the evidence for the late canon thesis, which we argue emerged in the late fourth-early fifth century.

How does one locate the primary sources of the Catholic heritage? In this episode, we take a few minutes to talk about the ways in which we can find the primary sources. Among other things, we talk about ways to find the original source material via quotations, secondary source literature and even videos. The ability to find primary sources is of utmost importance, especially in these times of controversy, debate and uncertainty.

Does quotation equal canonicity? Certain Protestant scholars and apologists have frequently appealed to the principle that quotation equals canonicity. In other words, when such Christian authors as Polycarp, Ignatius and Clement of Rome appealed to the statements of Scripture, they were recognizing, at least implicitly, the canonical status of these books... Join us this week for our first of a three parts series on the criterion of quotation equals canonicity advocated by certain Protestants.

What have I learned from my 2018 work on the Catholic Heritage Show? In this episode we will talk about the three major lessons I have learned is a direct result of my work in the Catholic Heritage Show.

What does the term "incarnation" mean in Christianity? In this episode, we briefly review the history of the Christian doctrine of the incarnation. Special attention is given to the controversy between Gregory of Nazianzus and Apollinaris of Laodicea in their conflict over the meaning of John 1:14.

What is the relationship between the canon of Scripture and the Unity of Christians? Among other things, we discuss Martin Luther's early 1519 Leipzig debate with the Catholic theologian and scholar, Johannes Eck. Join us as we briefly discuss how the precise listing of books has impacted the unity of Christians since the early 1500s.

What does one make of the recent scandals in the Catholic Church? In this episode, we talk about Dr. Estrada's thoughts concerning the recent criticisms that have been leveled against Pope Francis. we discuss, among other things, specific measures that Catholics can take to better understanding the pontificate of Pope Francis.

What do the words "heresy" and "orthodoxy" mean? In this episode, we talk about these two critical terms in the study of the Catholic Heritage in general and the early Christianity in particular.