
Discussion of the higher things.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityReligion | ||||

When bad things happen, our faith can be shaken. God knows this, however, and has provided a solution to this “problem of evil”.
The Rapture is believed by some Christians, but not taught by the Catholic Church. Will Catholics therefore be “left behind”? In this episode we evaluate the Scriptural evidence for the Rapture.
The best place to start in the discussion of Catholicism is to establish the existence of God. What’s at stake if God didn’t exist?
This introductory episode establishes the context for the podcast as a whole by comparing the believability of the Catholic world view in relation to other world views.
Jesus was poor. Shouldn’t his Church follow that example? Why do Catholic churches have elaborate, expensive Cathedrals with priceless works of art? Isn’t that hypocritical? Let’s discuss that.
Let’s imagine we have no associations or experiences with abortion, and we ponder the subject with a clear, unbiased conscience. From this starting point, let’s explore the truth about abortion and keep that clear conscience intact.
Let’s imagine we have no associations or experiences with abortion, and we ponder the subject with a clear, unbiased conscience. From this starting point, let’s explore the truth about abortion and keep that clear conscience intact.
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