On today’s episode we discuss parallels between classical paganism and Christianity. 

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In this episode, we evaluate a series of sermons by Andy Stanley that made waves through American Christianity last summer.

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmoTAtH3zus

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBX08olAoFw

3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pShxFTNRCWI 

Here are the books we mentioned or quoted:

1. The First Christian by Paul Zahl

2. The Catholic Religion by Vernon Staley

The Tolle Lege Podcast: Apple and Google

Miss Lonely Hearts by Nathaniel West

In today’s episode we talk about the role and purpose of a lectionary and how it influences preaching. If you want more history and insight into the historic one-year lectionary, check out The Young Tractarians Podcast Ep. 9. 

In the “What We’re Into” segment, Fr. Myles mentions The Beer Option by R. Jared Staudt.

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In today’s episode we talk about the ancient liturgical principle Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi (the rule of prayer is the rule of belief) and how it applies so many spheres of human life. To help guide us, we reference James K. A. Smith and his three books in the Cultural Liturgies Series, as well as his more pop-level work You Are What You Love. 

In the “What We’re Into” segment, Fr. Wes mentions The First Seven Ecumenical Councils by Leo Donald Davis, and we both recommend another Anglican podcast called The Young Tractarians.

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In today’s episode we discuss a medieval philosophical concept called “nominalism” and its negative influence on modern ecclesiology. 

Here are the works we interact with during the episode:

The Benedict Option by Rod Dreher

“The Baptist Faith and Message” (2000)

The Catholic Religion by Vernon Staley

The Practice of Religion by Archibald Campbell Knowles

In the “What We’re Into” segment, Fr. Myles references The Monkhood of All Believers by Greg Peters.

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In today’s episode, we discuss 10 fiction books that have influenced us and that we think are worth adding to your reading list.

Fr. Myles’ Books

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Again, we apologize for the audio issues. We are working to correct them.

Welcome to our first episode! Today we introduce ourselves, the podcast, and Anglo-Catholicism.

We do apologize for some audio issues in the recording. We are hoping to clear these up soon.