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Wow! I am a practicing Catholic and every time I listen to this show I learn something new. If you want to receive a deeper understanding if the Catholic faith, this show is a great repository of information.
Thanks Dr Anders! You’re a regular in my lineup along with other well known Catholic apologists 🙏
This is the best podcast on religion that I know of. Dr. David Anders is not only deeply learned and extremely intelligent and articulate in describing and defending the teachings of the Church, but he also shows, over and over, that he is a kind hearted person who lives the Gospel in his own life. When a caller is clearly worried or upset he is very solicitous and comforting. I have never heard him lose patience with any caller or question.
Thank you Dr. Anders and Tom. I listen to your show everyday. It helps me to explain and defend the faith!!
Never miss the show, the most knowledgeable I’ve heard.
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The discussion focuses on the Catholic faith and aims to engage non-Catholics in open dialogue about religious beliefs and practices. Listeners can expect a variety of theological topics to be addressed through live call-ins, where the host patiently answers challenging questions and clarifies misconceptions about Catholic doctrine. Significant themes include salvation, the significance of the sacraments, and the role of tradition in understanding faith. The content is not only informative but also seeks to foster understanding and compassion among differing perspectives, making it ideal for those curious about Catholicism or seeking to deepen their own faith.
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