Should anybody have expected the Spanish Inquisition? is the question that was asked. In this first part we delve into the conditions in Spain and the world at large that lead to a resounding “Yes, everyone should have”.

Part 3 of a 3 part series about the Will of God and the Will of Man. This part delves into some of the common questions about Hell and why Sinners exist in the first place. This episode was recorded with a new headset, which sadly does not appear to be as good as the old one. I apologize for that and I’ll be looking to get something better before my next recording.

How does God’s plan for me and my plan interact? How can I get my plan to match God’s?

Pat discusses the Church’s dogmas about God’s Will and Man’s Will and where people have gone wrong trying to reconcile them theologically.

What does Joseph’s story from Genesis have to do with us today? Join Pat as he explores the historical and cultural context of Old Testament stories and the message they have for us today.

Pat delves into the reasons the English language version of the Mass in the US was changed and what that means for the faithful.

Saints and saints: what is a saint, who are the Saints, how do you become one, why we pray to them, and the difference between honor and worship.

We conclude our journey through where the Bible came from with a talk about authorship, historicity, and authority. As in, what does it matter who wrote the books, when they were written, and who had the authority to say these were good books.

We wrap up our historical look at the Bible and where it came from, spending our time on the development in the early Christian church.

We continue our journey through the question of where did the Bible come from, making our way into New Testament territory and almost within striking distance of when the canon started taking formal shape.