Dr. Matthew Cawthorn

17-0711 Every Ending Is A New Beginning (Part One) with Dr. Cawthorn teaches that when something ends, something new begins and a new beginning is always a new opportunity. Learning to see the end of something as an opportunity rather than a punishment would help to change our whole life experience in the moment when we begin a new chapter in our lives. As we close out 2020, finish strong and bring to completion and closure the things that you need to leave in the past. 2021 is a New Year of Beginnings!


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20-1222 Alexander Hislop - The Two Babylons (Part 3), Dr. Cawthorn covers the history of "The Two Babylons" as an anti-Catholic religious pamphlet produced initially by the Scottish theologian and Protestant Presbyterian Alexander Hislop in 1853. The "Two Babylons" has been recognized by scholars as discredited and has been called a "tribute to historical inaccuracy and know-nothing religious bigotry" with "shoddy scholarship, blatant dishonesty" and a "nonsensical thesis."
Although scholarship has shown the picture presented by Hislop to be absurd and based on an exceedingly poor understanding of historical Babylon and its religion, his book remains popular among some fundamentalist Christians.
Although extensively footnoted, giving the impression of reliability, many historians and commentators (in particular Ralph Woodrow) have noted that there are numerous misconceptions, fabrications and grave factual errors in the document, and that this book follows the line of thought of works like: Martin Luther - On the Babylonian Captivity of the Church (1520).
Hislop's work has been described as conspiracy theory propaganda which mixed "sketchy knowledge of Middle Eastern antiquity with a vivid imagination."
Scathing comparisons of the Roman Catholic Church to pagan religions is still made in the tracts, comic books, movies, and other media produced by Jack T. Chick's publication company Chick Publications. The specific description of Semiramis and her eventual return as Mary is made in the tract "Why is Mary Crying?" Chick and his publication company believe Hislop's theories to be true.

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Dr. Cawthorn's podcast links:
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20-1221 Alexander Hislop - The Two Babylons (Part 1), Dr. Cawthorn covers the history of "The Two Babylons" as an anti-Catholic religious pamphlet produced initially by the Scottish theologian and Protestant Presbyterian Alexander Hislop in 1853. The "Two Babylons" has been recognized by scholars as discredited and has been called a "tribute to historical inaccuracy and know-nothing religious bigotry" with "shoddy scholarship, blatant dishonesty" and a "nonsensical thesis."
Although scholarship has shown the picture presented by Hislop to be absurd and based on an exceedingly poor understanding of historical Babylon and its religion, his book remains popular among some fundamentalist Christians.
Although extensively footnoted, giving the impression of reliability, many historians and commentators (in particular Ralph Woodrow) have noted that there are numerous misconceptions, fabrications and grave factual errors in the document, and that this book follows the line of thought of works like: Martin Luther - On the Babylonian Captivity of the Church (1520).
Hislop's work has been described as conspiracy theory propaganda which mixed "sketchy knowledge of Middle Eastern antiquity with a vivid imagination."
Scathing comparisons of the Roman Catholic Church to pagan religions is still made in the tracts, comic books, movies, and other media produced by Jack T. Chick's publication company Chick Publications. The specific description of Semiramis and her eventual return as Mary is made in the tract "Why is Mary Crying?" Chick and his publication company believe Hislop's theories to be true.

https://www.matthewcawthorn.org
https://www.wlrb.tv

Dr. Cawthorn's podcast links:
https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-dr-matthew-cawthorn-74915547/

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dr-matthew-cawthorn/id1543465129?uo=4

https://open.spotify.com/show/3gEektn9Z80qv0vkgCID04

https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/3177070

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https://www.deezer.com/show/2049352

https://www.spreaker.com/show/dr-matthew-cawthorn_1

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20-1221 Alexander Hislop - The Two Babylons (Part 1), Dr. Cawthorn covers the history of "The Two Babylons" as an anti-Catholic religious pamphlet produced initially by the Scottish theologian and Protestant Presbyterian Alexander Hislop in 1853. The "Two Babylons" has been recognized by scholars as discredited and has been called a "tribute to historical inaccuracy and know-nothing religious bigotry" with "shoddy scholarship, blatant dishonesty" and a "nonsensical thesis."
Although scholarship has shown the picture presented by Hislop to be absurd and based on an exceedingly poor understanding of historical Babylon and its religion, his book remains popular among some fundamentalist Christians.
Although extensively footnoted, giving the impression of reliability, many historians and commentators (in particular Ralph Woodrow) have noted that there are numerous misconceptions, fabrications and grave factual errors in the document, and that this book follows the line of thought of works like: Martin Luther - On the Babylonian Captivity of the Church (1520).
Hislop's work has been described as conspiracy theory propaganda which mixed "sketchy knowledge of Middle Eastern antiquity with a vivid imagination."
Scathing comparisons of the Roman Catholic Church to pagan religions is still made in the tracts, comic books, movies, and other media produced by Jack T. Chick's publication company Chick Publications. The specific description of Semiramis and her eventual return as Mary is made in the tract "Why is Mary Crying?" Chick and his publication company believe Hislop's theories to be true.

https://www.matthewcawthorn.org
https://www.wlrb.tv

Dr. Cawthorn's podcast links:
https://www.iheart.com/podcast/966-dr...

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...

https://open.spotify.com/show/3gEektn...

https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/317...

https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/dr...

https://www.deezer.com/show/2049352

https://www.spreaker.com/show/dr-matt...

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20-1217 Dr. Cawthorn investigates "How did Christmas end up being celebrated in the middle of winter, on December 25th?" This episode will look at two competing approaches known as the "History of Religions Theory" and the "Calculation Theory." The common view is that Emperor Constantine combined Christianity with pagan festivals to produce the Christmas celebration. However, that historical "gloss over" is an over-simplification!

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The Origins of the Christmas Date: Some Recent Trends in Historical Research
C. P. E. NOTHAFT
Church History 81:4 (December 2012), 903–911.
© American Society of Church History, 2012
doi:10.1017/S0009640712001941

On this podcast, Dr. Cawthorn covers the topic, "Is the Bible really easy to understand?" I mean go to your local church on a Wednesday evening bible study. You will hear things like, "this passage means this to me, or this is what I get from it..." A brief history of Protestantism proves that the Bible is not an easy book to understand because of so many doctrinal divisions. This episode covers a little history of the Protestant Reformation and a reading from 2 Peter 3: 15-17.

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17-0629 - Dr. Cawthorn teaches on "The Seven Great Feasts of the Lord" (Part 1) as contained in Leviticus 23, or the Hebrew Scriptures. All of the feasts were types and shadows of good things to come and point to Jesus Christ as their ultimate fulfillment. Please be sure to share these podcasts with friends and neighbors across various platforms by clicking on the link below. You can also "download" the podcasts to listen as often as you would desire.

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This LIVE podcast with Dr. Cawthorn on 20-1212 concerns "The Feasts of the Lord" as contained in the Hebrew Scriptures. (Old Testament) All of the feasts were types and shadows of good things to come and point to Jesus Christ as their ultimate fulfillment. Please be sure to share these podcasts with friends and neighbors across various platforms by clicking on the link below. You can also "download" the podcasts to listen as often as you would desire.

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(From the work The Feasts of Israel 1980 by Kevin Conner)

On this LIVE podcast 20-1206, Dr. Cawthorn looks at an article by Robert Fastiggi, Ph.D. Lenoir-Rhyne College on "What did the Protestant Reformers Teach about Sola Scriptura?" This edition covers the Reformer Martin Luther's view of the Scriptures and biblical interpretation.

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On tonight's LIVE podcast 20-1204, Dr. Cawthorn discusses one of the most persistent inaccuracies regarding the European Middle Ages--both among the general public and even among scholars--is the notion that the Roman church forbade or banned the reading of the Bible in the vernacular. It has also been falsely believed that there were no vernacular Bible translations beofre Luther's 1522 "September Testament."