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On the Crusades with Allan Ruhl

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This episode is an audio recording of our blog post on St. Thomas' view of justification, pt. 2.

The Blog Post: St. Thomas Aquinas on Justification, pt. 2 (apologiaanglicana.com)

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Was Mary without sin? Did Mary sin? Was Mary concieved in Original sin? Is the Immaculate Conception true? Was mary conceived without sin?   The sinlessness of Mary is the topic of this weeks disputed question. We will go over how the question "Was Mary without Sin?" is a completely different question than the issue of the Immaculate Conception of Mary from sin. The question "Was Mary without Sin?" and "Was Mary kept from Sin?" or "Was Mary kept from original sin?" are compeletly different questions about Mary.    The question "Was Mary without Sin?" will be treated by implicit statements of scripture, typology, reason, and tradition. We conclude that Mary was without Sin. This approach is called the "sanctification of mary."

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John Davenant's work "Baptismal Regeneration and the Final Perseverance of the Saints" is read by Matthew Pearson. 

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Original reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZwdB2VxHFA

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