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Hastings UMC

Here at the North Branch Reformed Church we invite all people into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ that results in a continuing worship of God and daily service in the Holy Spirit's presence.

North Branch Reformed Church found at NBRC.com

Mark Mezadourian is an intuitive specializing in connecting with Angels and Masters. He created the nine week Daily OM course "Angelic Infusions: Live the Truth of Who You Are", as well as other audio programs. Mark also offers private Angel Readings, workshops and weekly Angel Circles. For more information or to download free meditations, please visit: <a href="http://www.markmezadourian.com" rel="noopener">www.markmezadourian.com</a>

Mark Mezadourian is an intuitive specializing in connecting with Angels and Masters. He created the nine week Daily OM course "Angelic Infusions: Live the Truth of Who You Are", as well as other audio programs. Mark also offers private Angel Readings, workshops and weekly Angel Circles. For more information or to download free meditations, please visit: www.markmezadourian.com

Mark Mezadourian is an intuitive specializing in connecting with Angels and Masters. He created the nine week Daily OM course "Angelic Infusions: Live the Truth of Who You Are", as well as other audio programs. Mark also offers private Angel Readings, workshops and weekly Angel Circles. For more information or to download free meditations, please visit: <a href="http://www.markmezadourian.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.markmezadourian.com</a>

Mark Mezadourian

St Andrew's Church, Brunei

The preaching and teaching ministry of Friendship Bible Church

Friendship Bible Church

Tamil Christian Podcast. Are you looking for interesting conversations to stimulate your thinking and provide good content for your commute to and from work? straight to your earbuds.

STEEVAN'S PODCAST

Are you like many who care about your friends and neighbors? Maybe you want to share Jesus but you aren’t sure where to start and maybe there’s some fear too. We tell stories, we share life learnings and keep it real. We learn to join Jesus where He is already at work where we live, learn, work and play. We think everyone should get to hear about Jesus from a friend.

BLESS Podcast

A podcast about astronomy and faith with Wayne and Dan.  Making astronomy relevant and understandable.

A podcast about astronomy and faith with Wayne and Dan. Making astronomy relevant and understandable.

Good Heavens!  The Human Side of Astronomy

The Central Church podcast. Weekly messages from our Sunday services.

Central Church

Life lessons, hard times, life struggles, we talk about all of it here 😌

Let’s talk, Let’s listen ❤️

VPDS Podcast adalah podcast yang menampilkan kumpulan ceramah mingguan Vihara Pluit Dharma Sukha. Pembahasan yang menarik, menyejukan, dan penuh inspirasi, akan menjadi teman terbaik Anda untuk melewati hari.

Jika ada kritik dan saran lebih lanjut, silahkan hubungi kami di vpdspodcast@yahoo.com.

Be Kind to All Beings!

VPDS Podcast adalah podcast yang menampilkan kumpulan ceramah mingguan Vihara Pluit Dharma Sukha. Pembahasan yang menarik, menyejukan, dan penuh inspirasi, akan menjadi teman terbaik Anda untuk melewati hari. Jika ada kritik dan saran lebih lanjut, silahkan hubungi kami di vpdspodcast@yahoo.com. Be Kind to All Beings!

VPDS Podcast

Programa AME Osasco e Você
A cada semana um novo Podcast com Adriano Marques, Alan Della Bella, Alejandro V. D. Vera e um convidado, sempre debatendo temas relevantes para o espiritismo.

Programa AME Osasco e Você A cada semana um novo Podcast com Adriano Marques, Alan Della Bella, Alejandro V. D. Vera e um convidado, sempre debatendo temas relevantes para o espiritismo.

AME Osasco

Suara Cairo

Mi nombre es Andy Villatoro, mas conocido como AndyVlog y quiero compartir con vos un poco sobre la vida, las lecciones que he aprendido y las que nos quedan por aprender. La vida no se trata de sobrevivir solamente, sino de vivir sobre las dificultades y seguir hacia adelante agarrados de la mano de Dios.

YHLQDMD

Reflexiones, pensamientos y discusiones frente a el combate que tenemos de ideas. Combatiendo con mansedumbre.

CombaTiendo

Welcome to the “Dip Your Toes Into Carmel” Podcast. The Carmelite Friars have prepared several reflections and essay excerpts for you to learn about the beauty of Carmel, highlighting the lives of the saints such as St. Teresa of Jesus, St. John of the Cross, and St. Therese of Lisieux.

Welcome to the “Dip Your Toes Into Carmel” Podcast. The Carmelite Friars have prepared several reflections and essay excerpts for you to learn about the beauty of Carmel, highlighting the lives of the saints such as St. Teresa of Jesus, St. John of the Cross, and St. Therese of Lisieux.

Dip Your Toes Into Carmel

Audio version of weekly YouTube message

Visit us at www.oldtruth.org

Video version of podcast:  YouTube.OldTruth.org

Audio version of weekly YouTube message Visit us at www.oldtruth.org Video version of podcast: YouTube.OldTruth.org

Old Truth Ministries Podcast

برنامج يتناول مجموعة من القصص القرآنية
وإسقاطاتها على حياة الإنسان

برنامج يتناول مجموعة من القصص القرآنية وإسقاطاتها على حياة الإنسان

قصص من القرآن

Deep dives into the heart of a passionate and holy God

Holy Love Podcast

A Series Of Conversations About The Most High

The Heights Collective

The Deeper Cut: Conversations and Reflections on the Preaching of the Word at Mercy Hill

The Deeper Cut: Conversations and Reflections on the Preaching of the Word at Mercy Hill

The Deeper Cut Podcast

Hosted by Jon Page (Pulpit Minister), Chris Roberts, (Student Minister), and Chance Herron (Campus Minister) from University Church of Christ in Canyon, TX, Coming to the Table invites you into meaningful conversations about faith, life, and the journey of following Jesus. With perspectives shaped by our work with different generations in the congregation this podcast explores how the timeless truths of Scripture meet the challenges and opportunities of today.

Whether discussing practical discipleship, wrestling with tough questions, or celebrating the beauty of community, Coming to the Table

Hosted by Jon Page (Pulpit Minister), Chris Roberts, (Student Minister), and Chance Herron (Campus Minister) from University Church of Christ in Canyon, TX, Coming to the Table invites you into meaningful conversations about faith, life, and the journey of following Jesus. With perspectives shaped by our work with different generations in the congregation this podcast explores how the timeless truths of Scripture meet the challenges and opportunities of today. Whether discussing practical discipleship, wrestling with tough questions, or celebrating the beauty of community, Coming to the Table

Coming to the Table

Divine Office 1960 Rubrics prayed by a layperson and member of SSPX Third Order
Some portions of this podcast are prayed in English and other portions are in Latin. The prayers are spoken, not chanted.
Prayed using "The Hours of the Divine Office in English and Latin" published by The Liturgical Press of Collegeville, Minnesota

Cover art by Joshua Pichotta

Divine Office 1960 Rubrics prayed by a layperson and member of SSPX Third Order Some portions of this podcast are prayed in English and other portions are in Latin. The prayers are spoken, not chanted. Prayed using "The Hours of the Divine Office in English and Latin" published by The Liturgical Press of Collegeville, Minnesota Cover art by Joshua Pichotta

Divine Office 1960 Rubrics

Discover The Word is hosted by Dennis & Benedicta Pollock, who are featured in the popular YouTube channels Beat Diabetes and Dennis Pollock. In this podcast, Dennis and Benedicta present a low-key but in-depth way to learn the ways of God and to gain insights from the Word of God. There will be three main formats in this podcast: Dennis and Benedicta will share their Bible studies with you that they have at home on their couch most mornings. Second, Dennis will share some devotionals on Biblical topics of all kinds. And third, Dennis & Benedicta will share book studies and character studies directly from the pages of Scripture. If need you a little inspiration or you are curious about what the Bible is all about, here is a great opportunity for you to "Discover the Word," in laid-back, easy-to-take doses.

Discover The Word is hosted by Dennis &amp; Benedicta Pollock, who are featured in the popular YouTube channels Beat Diabetes and Dennis Pollock. In this podcast, Dennis and Benedicta present a low-key but in-depth way to learn the ways of God and to gain insights from the Word of God. There will be three main formats in this podcast: Dennis and Benedicta will share their Bible studies with you that they have at home on their couch most mornings. Second, Dennis will share some devotionals on Biblical topics of all kinds. And third, Dennis &amp; Benedicta will share book studies and character studies directly from the pages of Scripture. If need you a little inspiration or you are curious about what the Bible is all about, here is a great opportunity for you to "Discover the Word," in laid-back, easy-to-take doses.

Discover The Word with Den and Ben

In this sermon, recorded in Amsterdam, Pastor Joshua begins by acknowledging recent displays of hatred in the city and emphasizes that this is unacceptable. He calls for hope and prayer for Amsterdam. Pastor Joshua enthusiastically talks about the recent growth of the young church, which has only been established for a short time. He mentions team nights, improvements to the facilities, the ministry to children and guests, and the fact that a significant number of people have come to know Jesus. He also mentions an increase in the church's financial resources. The central question of the sermon is: "Who is Jesus?" Pastor Joshua refutes the idea that Jesus was merely a good man or a teacher and quotes a theologian who argued that Jesus would then be either the Son of God, a lunatic, or something worse. Next, Pastor Joshua emphasizes the role of Jesus as our Savior. He refers to a passage in the Gospel where Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Another Gospel passage is also cited where the birth of the Savior is announced. The Hebrew name of Jesus means savior. Jesus saves people from darkness, from spiritual death, and from inner torment. He saves them for relationship with Him, for a God-given purpose, and for freedom. Pastor Joshua notes that many people remain at the understanding of Jesus as only their savior. The sermon continues with the concept of Jesus as our Lord. References are made to letters in the New Testament and another Gospel that highlight Jesus' absolute authority. Recognizing Jesus as Lord means giving Him authority over all aspects of our lives, including things we find difficult to let go of or entrust to Him. Pastor Joshua discusses the story of the rich young ruler from one of the Gospels. This young man called Jesus a "good teacher," which, according to Pastor Joshua, indicates that he did not see Jesus as Lord. In that Gospel, followers typically refer to Jesus as "master," while "teacher" is more often used by outsiders. The fact that the young man honored Jesus with his words but still held his heart to the world serves as a reflection for our own lives. Things like money, relationships, and career can take the place of lord in our lives. Pastor Joshua outlines what it means to have Jesus as Lord using a well-known psalm. Jesus as Lord provides, heals, restores our soul, leads us, comforts us in difficult times, protects us from enemies, and gives a hopeful future. Instead of primarily pursuing our own desires, Pastor Joshua encourages us to seek first the Kingdom of God, with the belief that everything else will then be added to us. At the end of the sermon, an invitation is extended to those who want to accept Jesus as their Savior. Prayers are offered, and attendees are encouraged to connect after the service for further guidance in their faith. The following sermon will focus on Jesus as the healer. A prayer is also offered for those who already know Jesus as Savior but now want to acknowledge Him as Lord of their lives.

In this sermon, recorded in Amsterdam, Pastor Joshua begins by acknowledging recent displays of hatred in the city and emphasizes that this is unacceptable. He calls for hope and prayer for Amsterdam. Pastor Joshua enthusiastically talks about the recent growth of the young church, which has only been established for a short time. He mentions team nights, improvements to the facilities, the ministry to children and guests, and the fact that a significant number of people have come to know Jesus. He also mentions an increase in the church's financial resources. The central question of the sermon is: "Who is Jesus?" Pastor Joshua refutes the idea that Jesus was merely a good man or a teacher and quotes a theologian who argued that Jesus would then be either the Son of God, a lunatic, or something worse. Next, Pastor Joshua emphasizes the role of Jesus as our Savior. He refers to a passage in the Gospel where Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Another Gospel passage is also cited where the birth of the Savior is announced. The Hebrew name of Jesus means savior. Jesus saves people from darkness, from spiritual death, and from inner torment. He saves them for relationship with Him, for a God-given purpose, and for freedom. Pastor Joshua notes that many people remain at the understanding of Jesus as only their savior. The sermon continues with the concept of Jesus as our Lord. References are made to letters in the New Testament and another Gospel that highlight Jesus' absolute authority. Recognizing Jesus as Lord means giving Him authority over all aspects of our lives, including things we find difficult to let go of or entrust to Him. Pastor Joshua discusses the story of the rich young ruler from one of the Gospels. This young man called Jesus a "good teacher," which, according to Pastor Joshua, indicates that he did not see Jesus as Lord. In that Gospel, followers typically refer to Jesus as "master," while "teacher" is more often used by outsiders. The fact that the young man honored Jesus with his words but still held his heart to the world serves as a reflection for our own lives. Things like money, relationships, and career can take the place of lord in our lives. Pastor Joshua outlines what it means to have Jesus as Lord using a well-known psalm. Jesus as Lord provides, heals, restores our soul, leads us, comforts us in difficult times, protects us from enemies, and gives a hopeful future. Instead of primarily pursuing our own desires, Pastor Joshua encourages us to seek first the Kingdom of God, with the belief that everything else will then be added to us. At the end of the sermon, an invitation is extended to those who want to accept Jesus as their Savior. Prayers are offered, and attendees are encouraged to connect after the service for further guidance in their faith. The following sermon will focus on Jesus as the healer. A prayer is also offered for those who already know Jesus as Savior but now want to acknowledge Him as Lord of their lives.

In this sermon, recorded in Amsterdam, Pastor Joshua begins by acknowledging recent displays of hatred in the city and emphasizes that this is unacceptable. He calls for hope and prayer for Amsterdam. Pastor Joshua enthusiastically talks about the recent growth of the young church, which has only been established for a short time. He mentions team nights, improvements to the facilities, the ministry to children and guests, and the fact that a significant number of people have come to know Jesus. He also mentions an increase in the church's financial resources. The central question of the sermon is: "Who is Jesus?" Pastor Joshua refutes the idea that Jesus was merely a good man or a teacher and quotes a theologian who argued that Jesus would then be either the Son of God, a lunatic, or something worse. Next, Pastor Joshua emphasizes the role of Jesus as our Savior. He refers to a passage in the Gospel where Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Another Gospel passage is also cited where the birth of the Savior is announced. The Hebrew name of Jesus means savior. Jesus saves people from darkness, from spiritual death, and from inner torment. He saves them for relationship with Him, for a God-given purpose, and for freedom. Pastor Joshua notes that many people remain at the understanding of Jesus as only their savior. The sermon continues with the concept of Jesus as our Lord. References are made to letters in the New Testament and another Gospel that highlight Jesus' absolute authority. Recognizing Jesus as Lord means giving Him authority over all aspects of our lives, including things we find difficult to let go of or entrust to Him. Pastor Joshua discusses the story of the rich young ruler from one of the Gospels. This young man called Jesus a "good teacher," which, according to Pastor Joshua, indicates that he did not see Jesus as Lord. In that Gospel, followers typically refer to Jesus as "master," while "teacher" is more often used by outsiders. The fact that the young man honored Jesus with his words but still held his heart to the world serves as a reflection for our own lives. Things like money, relationships, and career can take the place of lord in our lives. Pastor Joshua outlines what it means to have Jesus as Lord using a well-known psalm. Jesus as Lord provides, heals, restores our soul, leads us, comforts us in difficult times, protects us from enemies, and gives a hopeful future. Instead of primarily pursuing our own desires, Pastor Joshua encourages us to seek first the Kingdom of God, with the belief that everything else will then be added to us. At the end of the sermon, an invitation is extended to those who want to accept Jesus as their Savior. Prayers are offered, and attendees are encouraged to connect after the service for further guidance in their faith. The following sermon will focus on Jesus as the healer. A prayer is also offered for those who already know Jesus as Savior but now want to acknowledge Him as Lord of their lives.

Who is Jesus pt1 (of 2)

Thru the Bible takes the listener through the entire Bible in just five years, threading back and forth between the Old and New Testaments. You can begin the study at any time. When we have concluded Revelation, we will start over again in Genesis, so if you are with us for five years you will not miss any part of the Bible.Other Thru the Bible Programs:Thru the Bible - Minute with McGeeThru the Bible - Questions  AnswersThru the Bible - Sunday SermonThru the Bible InternationalA Través de la Biblia

Thru the Bible takes the listener through the entire Bible in just five years, threading back and forth between the Old and New Testaments. You can begin the study at any time. When we have concluded Revelation, we will start over again in Genesis, so if you are with us for five years you will not miss any part of the Bible.Other Thru the Bible Programs:Thru the Bible - Minute with McGeeThru the Bible - Questions AnswersThru the Bible - Sunday SermonThru the Bible InternationalA Través de la Biblia

Thru the Bible on ElSitioCristiano.com

”Pursuing Hearts” is where we navigate the path of growing in passion and understanding of the boundless love emanating from our Heavenly Father’s heart toward us. Our hosts authentically share personal experiences and scriptural insights in engaging conversations to inspire you to Pursue God's Heart.

”Pursuing Hearts” is where we navigate the path of growing in passion and understanding of the boundless love emanating from our Heavenly Father’s heart toward us. Our hosts authentically share personal experiences and scriptural insights in engaging conversations to inspire you to Pursue God's Heart.

Pursuing Hearts

Isaia 40:3 La voce di uno grida: “Preparate nel deserto la via dell’Eterno, appianate nei luoghi aridi una strada per il nostro Dio!

Questo podcast si ispira a questo versetto biblico per portare un messaggio che possa sfidare la fede dei propri ascoltatori.
Attraverso conversazioni profonde e riflessioni ispirate, affrontiamo temi come la fede, la crescita personale e il desiderio bruciante di essere una voce nel Regno di Dio.

Isaia 40:3 La voce di uno grida: “Preparate nel deserto la via dell’Eterno, appianate nei luoghi aridi una strada per il nostro Dio! Questo podcast si ispira a questo versetto biblico per portare un messaggio che possa sfidare la fede dei propri ascoltatori. Attraverso conversazioni profonde e riflessioni ispirate, affrontiamo temi come la fede, la crescita personale e il desiderio bruciante di essere una voce nel Regno di Dio.

Isaia 40-3

Toronto Korea Presbyterian Church - 토론토한인장로교회

Toronto Korea Presbyterian Church - 토론토한인장로교회

TKPC - 토론토한인장로교회

《别纠结了｜Let it be》是一档轻松治愈又有趣的播客，专注于心理、社会、个人成长与生活中那些“难解的小心结”。在这个充满不确定性的时代，我们希望用一场场轻松却有深度的对话，陪你“聊开纠结，放下纠结”，找到属于自己的答案。我们带着跨学科的视角，结合心理、社会、健康与教练等领域的洞察，与你一起探索世界，探索自我。这里没有说教，只有温暖的陪伴，我们不提供标准答案，而是启发答案的另一种可能。听我们聊聊那些纠结的事，让它随风而去，Let it be！ 🌿🎶

在信息爆炸、情绪高压的时代，我们更想打造一个温暖的“不纠结空间”，用圆桌茶话会+专业嘉宾访谈的形式，和你一起“看见社会，看见自我”。我们相信，每一个纠结都藏着真正重要的东西，而活出自我的相对稳定性，才能在这个充满不确定性的社会浪潮中保持的自我力量。

我们希望这里能成为你心灵的一隅港湾。一起打开对话，解开纠结！💛

🌟欢迎加入我们温暖的大家庭！一起抱团取暖，共同成长！💗
🎧：各播客平台同名
🍠：别纠结了｜Let it be
公众号：别纠结了｜Let it be
社群：关注公众号后台发送“社群”两个字

《别纠结了｜Let it be》是一档轻松治愈又有趣的播客，专注于心理、社会、个人成长与生活中那些“难解的小心结”。在这个充满不确定性的时代，我们希望用一场场轻松却有深度的对话，陪你“聊开纠结，放下纠结”，找到属于自己的答案。我们带着跨学科的视角，结合心理、社会、健康与教练等领域的洞察，与你一起探索世界，探索自我。这里没有说教，只有温暖的陪伴，我们不提供标准答案，而是启发答案的另一种可能。听我们聊聊那些纠结的事，让它随风而去，Let it be！ 🌿🎶 在信息爆炸、情绪高压的时代，我们更想打造一个温暖的“不纠结空间”，用圆桌茶话会+专业嘉宾访谈的形式，和你一起“看见社会，看见自我”。我们相信，每一个纠结都藏着真正重要的东西，而活出自我的相对稳定性，才能在这个充满不确定性的社会浪潮中保持的自我力量。 我们希望这里能成为你心灵的一隅港湾。一起打开对话，解开纠结！💛 🌟欢迎加入我们温暖的大家庭！一起抱团取暖，共同成长！💗 🎧：各播客平台同名 🍠：别纠结了｜Let it be 公众号：别纠结了｜Let it be 社群：关注公众号后台发送“社群”两个字

别纠结了｜Let it Be

Sunday messages and more from Hartland Baptist Church in Prince George, BC

Sunday messages and more from Hartland Baptist Church in Prince George, BC

Hartland Baptist Podcast

Cari ascoltatori di Radio Roma Libera, con questo podcast si introduce un nuovo filone di audio dedicati ad una disciplina scientifica di fondamentale importanza: la Teologia Morale. Approcceremo l’argomento cominciando dalla “filosofia morale”, che si pone a fondamento della teologia morale. Tra filosofia e teologia morale intercorre la stessa relazione che sussiste tra ragione e fede: l’una funge da base per la seconda e l’altra amplia e perfeziona la prima. Per questo motivo, ci avvarremo primariamente della lettura di uno scritto di Régis Jolivet (1891-1966), sacerdote e professore nell’Università Cattolica di Lione dal 1926. Nel 1932, per sua iniziativa, venne creata in tale università la Facoltà di Filosofia della quale fu decano per molti anni. Una delle sue opere principali fu il Trattato di Filosofia del 1954, suddiviso in cinque volumi: Logica, Cosmologia, Psicologia, Metafisica e Morale. In particolare, ci apprestiamo a leggere e studiare il primo di due tomi relativi alla Morale i quali trattano rispettivamente della Morale Generale, che ha per oggetto di determinare le condizioni generali della rettitudine morale degli atti umani, e della Morale Speciale, ovvero l’applicazione dei princìpi universali della moralità alle diverse situazioni dell’esistenza e ai rapporti che noi stabiliamo con il prossimo. Di tanto in tanto ci avvarremo anche dell’ausilio di un testo più propriamente di Teologia Morale, scritto dal padre Joseph Mausbach (1861-1931) e del Dizionario di Teologia Morale dei cardinali Francesco Roberti (1889-1977) e Pietro Palazzini (1912-2000). Quanto a quest’ultimo, risulta utile citare uno degli scopi con cui i cardinali lo hanno redatto: “[…] La morale domina tutta l’attività umana ed essa sola è capace di condurla al suo perfetto sviluppo. Le più gravi obiezioni contro la religione non provengono dalla speculazione ma dai costumi. Molti crederebbero, se accanto al Credo non ci fosse il Decalogo. Le difficoltà di ordine teoretico sorgono quando servono per giustificare o nascondere gli ostacoli di ordine pratico. L’uomo agisce secondo quello che pensa, ma finisce col pensare quello che fa”. Lo studio approfondito della morale è certamente di grande attualità in quanto, anche all’interno del mondo cattolico, sembra essersi persa la cognizione in primis di una corretta concezione dell’uomo e della sua natura, e in secundis dei fini a cui essa tende. Da ciò deriva il fatto che le persone non siano più in grado di discernere se un atto sia o meno conforme all’ordine stabilito da Dio e, di conseguenza, se sia buono, e quindi da desiderarsi e compiersi, o malvagio e quindi da rigettare ed evitare, secondo il noto principio morale per cui si deve fare il bene ed evitare il male. Tale smarrimento ha dei riscontri nella vita quotidiana a partire proprio da quei temi che, nel gergo comune, vengono definiti “etici” e sui quali ci si esprime continuamente senza però dire nulla di decisivo: temi come aborto, eutanasia, suicidio assistito e famiglia, tanto per citarne alcuni, sono continuamente oggetto della discussione filosofica e politica, ma sempre trascurando la dimensione morale che dovrebbe caratterizzarli. Il risultato di questo è una confusione generalizzata su ciò che, oggettivamente, sia moralmente lecito o meno, dando luogo ad una anarchia morale de facto che spinge le persone a vivere etsi Deus non daretur, come se Dio non ci fosse, con una norma morale soggettiva e relativizzata o, addirittura, senza norme morali. Una fra le conseguenze pratiche di questo è l’instaurarsi, nell’ordinamento giuridico, di leggi ingiuste che mietono giornalmente una quantità indefinita di vittime. Non solo: da ciò deriva anche una crisi culturale, sociale, morale e spirituale apparentemente impossibile da sanare, in quanto è venuta meno quella griglia valoriale di riferimento tramite cui offrire una soluzione ai problemi del nostro tempo, inquadrandoli correttamente nelle loro radici profonde....

Cari ascoltatori di Radio Roma Libera, con questo podcast si introduce un nuovo filone di audio dedicati ad una disciplina scientifica di fondamentale importanza: la Teologia Morale. Approcceremo l’argomento cominciando dalla “filosofia morale”, che si pone a fondamento della teologia morale. Tra filosofia e teologia morale intercorre la stessa relazione che sussiste tra ragione e fede: l’una funge da base per la seconda e l’altra amplia e perfeziona la prima. Per questo motivo, ci avvarremo primariamente della lettura di uno scritto di Régis Jolivet (1891-1966), sacerdote e professore nell’Università Cattolica di Lione dal 1926. Nel 1932, per sua iniziativa, venne creata in tale università la Facoltà di Filosofia della quale fu decano per molti anni. Una delle sue opere principali fu il Trattato di Filosofia del 1954, suddiviso in cinque volumi: Logica, Cosmologia, Psicologia, Metafisica e Morale. In particolare, ci apprestiamo a leggere e studiare il primo di due tomi relativi alla Morale i quali trattano rispettivamente della Morale Generale, che ha per oggetto di determinare le condizioni generali della rettitudine morale degli atti umani, e della Morale Speciale, ovvero l’applicazione dei princìpi universali della moralità alle diverse situazioni dell’esistenza e ai rapporti che noi stabiliamo con il prossimo. Di tanto in tanto ci avvarremo anche dell’ausilio di un testo più propriamente di Teologia Morale, scritto dal padre Joseph Mausbach (1861-1931) e del Dizionario di Teologia Morale dei cardinali Francesco Roberti (1889-1977) e Pietro Palazzini (1912-2000). Quanto a quest’ultimo, risulta utile citare uno degli scopi con cui i cardinali lo hanno redatto:“[…] La morale domina tutta l’attività umana ed essa sola è capace di condurla al suo perfetto sviluppo. Le più gravi obiezioni contro la religione non provengono dalla speculazione ma dai costumi. Molti crederebbero, se accanto al Credo non ci fosse il Decalogo. Le difficoltà di ordine teoretico sorgono quando servono per giustificare o nascondere gli ostacoli di ordine pratico. L’uomo agisce secondo quello che pensa, ma finisce col pensare quello che fa”.Lo studio approfondito della morale è certamente di grande attualità in quanto, anche all’interno del mondo cattolico, sembra essersi persa la cognizione in primis di una corretta concezione dell’uomo e della sua natura, e in secundis dei fini a cui essa tende. Da ciò deriva il fatto che le persone non siano più in grado di discernere se un atto sia o meno conforme all’ordine stabilito da Dio e, di conseguenza, se sia buono, e quindi da desiderarsi e compiersi, o malvagio e quindi da rigettare ed evitare, secondo il noto principio morale per cui si deve fare il bene ed evitare il male. Tale smarrimento ha dei riscontri nella vita quotidiana a partire proprio da quei temi che, nel gergo comune, vengono definiti “etici” e sui quali ci si esprime continuamente senza però dire nulla di decisivo: temi come aborto, eutanasia, suicidio assistito e famiglia, tanto per citarne alcuni, sono continuamente oggetto della discussione filosofica e politica, ma sempre trascurando la dimensione morale che dovrebbe caratterizzarli. Il risultato di questo è una confusione generalizzata su ciò che, oggettivamente, sia moralmente lecito o meno, dando luogo ad una anarchia morale de facto che spinge le persone a vivere etsi Deus non daretur, come se Dio non ci fosse, con una norma morale soggettiva e relativizzata o, addirittura, senza norme morali. Una fra le conseguenze pratiche di questo è l’instaurarsi, nell’ordinamento giuridico, di leggi ingiuste che mietono giornalmente una quantità indefinita di vittime. Non solo: da ciò deriva anche una crisi culturale, sociale, morale e spirituale apparentemente impossibile da sanare, in quanto è venuta meno quella griglia valoriale di riferimento tramite cui offrire una soluzione ai problemi del nostro tempo, inquadrandoli correttamente nelle loro radici profonde....

Cari ascoltatori di Radio Roma Libera, con questo podcast si introduce un nuovo filone di audio dedicati ad una disciplina scientifica di fondamentale importanza: la Teologia Morale. Approcceremo l’argomento cominciando dalla “filosofia morale”, che si pone a fondamento della teologia morale. Tra filosofia e teologia morale intercorre la stessa relazione che sussiste tra ragione e fede: l’una funge da base per la seconda e l’altra amplia e perfeziona la prima. Per questo motivo, ci avvarremo primariamente della lettura di uno scritto di Régis Jolivet (1891-1966), sacerdote e professore nell’Università Cattolica di Lione dal 1926. Nel 1932, per sua iniziativa, venne creata in tale università la Facoltà di Filosofia della quale fu decano per molti anni. Una delle sue opere principali fu il Trattato di Filosofia del 1954, suddiviso in cinque volumi: Logica, Cosmologia, Psicologia, Metafisica e Morale. In particolare, ci apprestiamo a leggere e studiare il primo di due tomi relativi alla Morale i quali trattano rispettivamente della Morale Generale, che ha per oggetto di determinare le condizioni generali della rettitudine morale degli atti umani, e della Morale Speciale, ovvero l’applicazione dei princìpi universali della moralità alle diverse situazioni dell’esistenza e ai rapporti che noi stabiliamo con il prossimo. Di tanto in tanto ci avvarremo anche dell’ausilio di un testo più propriamente di Teologia Morale, scritto dal padre Joseph Mausbach (1861-1931) e del Dizionario di Teologia Morale dei cardinali Francesco Roberti (1889-1977) e Pietro Palazzini (1912-2000). Quanto a quest’ultimo, risulta utile citare uno degli scopi con cui i cardinali lo hanno redatto: “[…] La morale domina tutta l’attività umana ed essa sola è capace di condurla al suo perfetto sviluppo. Le più gravi obiezioni contro la religione non provengono dalla speculazione ma dai costumi. Molti crederebbero, se accanto al Credo non ci fosse il Decalogo. Le difficoltà di ordine teoretico sorgono quando servono per giustificare o nascondere gli ostacoli di ordine pratico. L’uomo agisce secondo quello che pensa, ma finisce col pensare quello che fa”. Lo studio approfondito della morale è certamente di grande attualità in quanto, anche all’interno del mondo cattolico, sembra essersi persa la cognizione in primis di una corretta concezione dell’uomo e della sua natura, e in secundis dei fini a cui essa tende. Da ciò deriva il fatto che le persone non siano più in grado di discernere se un atto sia o meno conforme all’ordine stabilito da Dio e, di conseguenza, se sia buono, e quindi da desiderarsi e compiersi, o malvagio e quindi da rigettare ed evitare, secondo il noto principio morale per cui si deve fare il bene ed evitare il male. Tale smarrimento ha dei riscontri nella vita quotidiana a partire proprio da quei temi che, nel gergo comune, vengono definiti “etici” e sui quali ci si esprime continuamente senza però dire nulla di decisivo: temi come aborto, eutanasia, suicidio assistito e famiglia, tanto per citarne alcuni, sono continuamente oggetto della discussione filosofica e politica, ma sempre trascurando la dimensione morale che dovrebbe caratterizzarli. Il risultato di questo è una confusione generalizzata su ciò che, oggettivamente, sia moralmente lecito o meno, dando luogo ad una anarchia morale de facto che spinge le persone a vivere etsi Deus non daretur, come se Dio non ci fosse, con una norma morale soggettiva e relativizzata o, addirittura, senza norme morali. Una fra le conseguenze pratiche di questo è l’instaurarsi, nell’ordinamento giuridico, di leggi ingiuste che mietono giornalmente una quantità indefinita di vittime. Non solo: da ciò deriva anche una crisi culturale, sociale, morale e spirituale apparentemente impossibile da sanare, in quanto è venuta meno quella griglia valoriale di riferimento tramite cui offrire una soluzione ai problemi del nostro tempo, inquadrandoli correttamente nelle loro radici profonde....

Elementi di Teologia morale

Welcome to Help Me Understand, a podcast where complex ideas and situations are broken down in a way that is simple and understandable. Through a lens of love, curiosity, and truth, we explore the intersections of politics, spirituality, and beyond—shedding light on the deeper forces shaping both our world and our personal lives. Each episode challenges narratives, questions the status quo, and encourages open-hearted critical thinking. Whether we’re discussing government policies, collective healing, or the unseen energies influencing our reality, you can expect thoughtful conversations that empower you with knowledge, perspective, and a sense of clarity. Join me as we navigate the chaos together, uncover truth amidst misinformation, and cultivate a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. <a href="https://linktr.ee/onehumanrace" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://linktr.ee/onehumanrace</a>

Welcome to Help Me Understand, a podcast where complex ideas and situations are broken down in a way that is simple and understandable. Through a lens of love, curiosity, and truth, we explore the intersections of politics, spirituality, and beyond—shedding light on the deeper forces shaping both our world and our personal lives.Each episode challenges narratives, questions the status quo, and encourages open-hearted critical thinking. Whether we’re discussing government policies, collective healing, or the unseen energies influencing our reality, you can expect thoughtful conversations that empower you with knowledge, perspective, and a sense of clarity.Join me as we navigate the chaos together, uncover truth amidst misinformation, and cultivate a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us.https://linktr.ee/onehumanrace

Welcome to Help Me Understand, a podcast where complex ideas and situations are broken down in a way that is simple and understandable. Through a lens of love, curiosity, and truth, we explore the intersections of politics, spirituality, and beyond—shedding light on the deeper forces shaping both our world and our personal lives. Each episode challenges narratives, questions the status quo, and encourages open-hearted critical thinking. Whether we’re discussing government policies, collective healing, or the unseen energies influencing our reality, you can expect thoughtful conversations that empower you with knowledge, perspective, and a sense of clarity. Join me as we navigate the chaos together, uncover truth amidst misinformation, and cultivate a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. <a href="https://linktr.ee/onehumanrace" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://linktr.ee/onehumanrace</a>

Help Me Understand

Welcome to my podcast! As for me, I am a simple follower of Jesus, a non-denomination Evangelical Christian who has a desire to share the Gospel in an unintimidating, relaxed fashion. The first mission of this endeavor was to present the books of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John., in the form of reading and discussion.  These four men recorded the  events of the life, death, and resurrection of  Jesus. I accomplished that in the first 70 episodes, and have been moving in a few different directions ever since. I have a few faith based passions such as eschatology, which is the study of End Times Theology, which becomes apparent as I navigate through the events of today, and how they apply themselves to the End Times, which we are no doubt living in. Another is a love for the chosen people of God, the Jews, and a desire to see them come to Jesus, along with anyone else in this world of which I can plant a seed. We are ALL Gods children. I love this technology that allows me to reach out across the Earth, fulfilling the Great Commission instructions of our Lord Jesus. I hope you will join me in this journey!!   Please drop me an e-mail and tell me what you think!  Address is crownofthorns25@gmail.com   Check us out on Instagram!- crownofthorns2025

Welcome to my podcast! As for me, I am a simple follower of Jesus, a non-denomination Evangelical Christian who has a desire to share the Gospel in an unintimidating, relaxed fashion. The first mission of this endeavor was to present the books of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John., in the form of reading and discussion. These four men recorded the events of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. I accomplished that in the first 70 episodes, and have been moving in a few different directions ever since. I have a few faith based passions such as eschatology, which is the study of End Times Theology, which becomes apparent as I navigate through the events of today, and how they apply themselves to the End Times, which we are no doubt living in. Another is a love for the chosen people of God, the Jews, and a desire to see them come to Jesus, along with anyone else in this world of which I can plant a seed. We are ALL Gods children. I love this technology that allows me to reach out across the Earth, fulfilling the Great Commission instructions of our Lord Jesus. I hope you will join me in this journey!! Please drop me an e-mail and tell me what you think! Address is crownofthorns25@gmail.com Check us out on Instagram!- crownofthorns2025

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