<p>Was Vatican II a rupture with tradition? Was it in perfect continuity with tradition? Or was it a little of both? The answer may surprise you. I look at how the "hermaneutic" with which you answer this question determines your "post-Vatican II team"</p>

Was Vatican II a rupture with tradition? Was it in perfect continuity with tradition? Or was it a little of both? The answer may surprise you. I look at how the "hermaneutic" with which you answer this question determines your "post-Vatican II team"

The 5 Teams After Vatican 2

<p>This is a show from a mainstream Catholic perspective, meaning loyal to the magisterium and developed doctrines of the Church. David Larson, the host, takes on alternate perspectives -- whether atheist, Protestant, trad Catholic, or progressive (pretty much all of which he has once held himself). We will do deep dives into Vatican II, the liturgy, the intersection of politics and religion, the last things and much more.</p>

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This is a show from a mainstream Catholic perspective, meaning loyal to the magisterium and developed doctrines of the Church. David Larson, the host, takes on alternate perspectives -- whether atheist, Protestant, trad Catholic, or progressive (pretty much all of which he has once held himself). We will do deep dives into Vatican II, the liturgy, the intersection of politics and religion, the last things and much more.

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