What is Pelagianism? This short episode gives a little insight, and also shows how the church does not teach it. In fact, it condemned it as heresy.

In this week's episode I give a brief overview of the three theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity. I also go over how they are distinct from each other, but very closely connected.

I was sick last week, and that was the reason for no show. The show is obviously back this week and I discuss, briefly, Bernard Lonergan's theory of the Law of the Cross. It is very interesting and I encourage you all too look into it a bit more deeply.

In this week's episode I continue last week's discussion on the filioque. Is unity possible between the catholic and orthodox churches? We are closer than ever.

In this week's episode I discuss one of the causes of schism between the Orthodox and Catholic church. A tiny phrase n the Nicean creed known as the filioque clause. What is it? And what is the answer to Orthodox objections to it? Listen to find out.

In this episode I briefly discuss a couple Christological heresies and why it was important for the church to formalize Trinitarian dogma.

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In this episode I discuss the criteria that the church used to determine which books should be in the New Testament canon. It was a long process, and the Holy Spirit guided the church. Through the Holy Spirit the Catholic Church compiled the New Testament that all of Christianity uses today.

The Trinity is a key component of the Christian faith, and yet it is one of the most misunderstood. In this week's episode I discuss three verses that you can put in your apologetics toolbelt to help you defend the Trinity.

In this week's episode I discuss the first book of St. Augustine's great work titled On The Trinity. As in his day, there is still much heresy being spread about the Trinity. His work helps explain it in a deeper way and counter heresies that are still around today.

In this weeks episode I briefly discuss the concepts of Divine participation and possession. This concept is seen in scripture, the writings of the early church fathers, and other theologians through history.

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