I asked Jeremy Best's wife Marcela to be my guest, and she agreed. She was raised nominally Catholic in Columbia, but she never really connected with the faith. Marcela now considers herself a non-denominational Christian. I enjoyed our chat.
I reached out to Carl via Adherent Apologetics which is run by his good friend Zac Sechler. We talked mostly about Authority, the Canon of Scripture, Salvation, Sanctification, Purgatory, and Mary. I hope to have him back soon.
Ticer Tice left a strange comment on my YouTube channel asking me to contact him on Facebook, so I did. He was very friendly and agreed to be my guest. I must admit that I was quite disturbed by what he had to say. God help us all.
In this fourth segment we discuss some concerns that have been weighing on Matthew since his recent and somewhat apprehensive re-entry into full communion with Rome. As always, it was a fun and edifying chat.
Bryan is a passionate and knowledgeable Catholic speaker, retreat leader, author, and apologist. He speaks at colleges and universities, conferences, live and on the internet, television and radio. For more info visit catholicbryan.org
Robert Haddad has studied law, theology, philosophy and religious education. He has authored ten books including "1001 Reasons Why It’s Great to be Catholic!" Robert is currently the Head of New Evangelisation for the Sydney Catholic Schools Office. I enjoyed our chat.
Hugh Owen is the founder and director of the Kolbe Center for the Study of Creation. When I recorded this interview I had only recently "come out" as a Young Earth Creationist. We have kept in touch since that time and he is a very patient, kind, and generous man. For more info visit kolbecenter.org
A lot has happened since I last spoke with Robbie Dillon the first time back in 2017. He's now doing his Masters in Philosophy and he's started attending church services. The sound-quality of this recording is not great, but he's so entertaining that I decided to publish it anyway.
Nick interviewed Aron Ra for his Prodigal Podcast and so I reached out to him to see how the conversation went. We didn't talk long but it was a powerful conversation and I'm glad I recorded the call for posterity. God is good.
In this third part (which was recorded way back in the beginning of March) Matthew and I discuss some of the challenges he faces on his journey into the Church. As always, I really enjoyed chatting with my beloved brother in Christ.
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About CVS Podcast
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Catholic vs. (aka CVS) is a Catholic podcast with Catholic and non-Catholic guests. The host, David Ross, lives in Montréal, Québec, Canada, and is a 2009 convert.