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Episcopal Church
Anglicanism
Predestination and Election
Eucharist
New Covenant
Baptism
Old Covenant
Jesus Christ
Church Of England
Book Of Common Prayer
Reformation
Sacraments
Purgatory
Transubstantiation
Catechism
God the Father
Ten Commandments
Articles XXIX and XXX
Marriage
Thomas Cranmer

An exploration of the faith and teaching of the Episcopal Church, from DogmaWalk Industries and Forward Movement.

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What is a creed? Isn't it just a tired list of things that are hard to believe? Why do we use them in our worship? Where did the creeds come from? All this and more, as we continue to explore the Catechism of the Episcopal Church, in the 1979 Book of... more

What does it mean to have a relationship with God through Jesus Christ? What are we expected to do? What are the promises of this new covenantal relationship ? All this and more, as we explore more of the Catechism of the Episcopal Church from the 19... more

Who is Jesus, exactly? What does it mean that he is called the Son of God? What does it mean (and what doesn't it mean) that he was born of a virgin mother? Can Br. Dave and Fr. Dominic drink South Korean coffee? All this and more as we throw a littl... more

Isn't sin a rather old-fashioned concept? Don't we have better things to do than follow rules? What's the big deal, anyway, since we are free to do as we choose? Or are we? All this and more as we keep on keeping on in the Catechism of the Episcopal ... more

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Recent Guests

Ben Crosby
Episcopal priest serving in the Anglican Church of Canada
Anglican Church of Canada
Episode: Ep. 30: Article XXXV. Of the Homilies.
Father Andrew O'Connor
Executive Officer for Mission and Ministry at St. Francis Ministries
St. Francis Ministries
Episode: Episode 29: Article XXXIV. Of the Traditions of the Church.
Brother Joseph Basil
Member of the Brotherhood of St. Gregory
Chicago, IL (parishioner)
Episode: Ep. 25: Articles XXIX. Of the Wicked, which eat not the Body of Christ in the use of the Lord's Supper, and XXX. Of Both Kinds.
Paula Barker-Datzko
Affiliate priest; professor of church history with extensive teaching background
St. Philip's in the Hills Church, Tucson; former Seabury Western Theological Seminary professor
Episode: Ep. 24: Article XXVIII. Of the Lord's Supper.
Kelly Joyce
Priest in the Diocese of Arizona, doctoral student at Vanderbilt University Divinity School
Diocese of Arizona, Vanderbilt University Divinity School
Episode: Ep. 23: Article XXVII. Of Baptism.
Jennifer Reddall
The Bishop of Arizona
Episcopal Diocese of Arizona
Episode: Ep. 22: Article XXVI. Of the Unworthiness of the Ministers, which hinders not the effect of the Sacraments.
Father Chad
Priest
Tempe, AZ (parish not specified)
Episode: Ep. 21: LIVE from the Convention of the Diocese of Arizona
Deborah Brown
Audience member
All Saints of the Desert, Sun City
Episode: Ep. 21: LIVE from the Convention of the Diocese of Arizona
Mike Taburen
Reverend, retired minister in the Presbyterian Church USA
Presbyterian Church USA
Episode: Ep. 11: Article XVII. Of Predestination and Election.

Hosts

Dominic Moore
Priest and theologian involved in ecumenical discussions; co-host with a focus on Anglican tradition, catechesis, and church life.
David Hedges
Priest and theologian providing Anglican/Anglo-Catholic perspective; co-host with emphasis on historical context and pastoral application.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 71 ratings
  • Informative and interesting! The hosts are funny too

    Podcast Addict
    5
    caseykc
    7 months ago
  • Bravi!

    A brilliant and captivating podcast. The two perspectives mesh and contrast beatifically in a wonderful theological repartee, offering a lighthearted but serious approach to the Episcopal church and the Christian faith. Thank you both for this gift and may God continue to bless you in your ministries and your bowling.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ciaran Anthony
    United States8 months ago
  • Insightful and interesting commentary

    As a cradle Episcopalian who is growing in faith, this podcast has brought all kinds of clarity (and more questions) about church doctrine. I look forward to Friday. David and Fr. Dominic every other week to illuminate something contemporary and/or historic about my beloved Church. If you are at all interested in why we do what we do in the EC, this podcast is for you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mariedlmer
    United States8 months ago
  • Excellent!

    An excellent podcast. Wonderful analysis of theology and contemporary as well as traditional topics. I particularly enjoy the dynamic blend of both priests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jamie Weinand
    United States8 months ago
  • Breathed new life

    As a long-time Anglo-Catholic - Fr Dominic & Br David Benedict’s (both priests for those who are keeping score) unpacking of the Articles of Religion have unexpectedly breathed new life into my own faith-life. No matter what stripe of Episcopalian or Anglican you might be - I highly recommend this podcast. I am NOT the sharpest knife in the drawer and these guys make difficult to understand aspects of theology accessible if not understandable - often addressing the why of issues that seem diff... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joey Pax
    United Statesa year ago

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Inclusive approach keeps complex topics approachable for a broad audience.
Engaging, accessible theology with a friendly duo.
Great balance of history and practical faith in daily life.
Deep dives into traditional Anglican doctrine without dogma.

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Ep. 25: Articles XXIX. Of the Wicked, which eat not the Body of Christ in the use of the Lord's Supper, and XXX. Of Both Kinds.
Q: Do you guys have any insight into whether the Thanksgiving for the Birth or Adoption of a Child is ever used in the contemporary church, and if so, how invoked?
Yes, it is used in some congregations, though not frequently. It's employed as a pastoral rite to acknowledge significant life events surrounding birth or adoption, rather than as a doctrinal necessity, and can be integrated into the liturgy as a blessing or thanksgiving.
Ep. 12: WTD Mailbag!
Q: What is the role of the creeds in faith and doubt?
Faith is a trust that coexists with doubt; the creeds are a compass for prayer and belief, not a final ledger of propositions to prove.
Ep. 12: WTD Mailbag!
Q: Is inclusive orthodoxy compatible with holding traditional doctrine?
Yes, by keeping core creeds as essential while welcoming diverse interpretations and embracing the Holy Spirit's ongoing work in the church.
Ep. 12: WTD Mailbag!
Q: Could you talk about what the labels high church, broad church, and low church mean in practice?
They describe liturgical styles and ecclesiology more than strict doctrines; high church tends toward formality and hierarchy, low church toward simplicity, and broad church seeks multiple services and breadth in teaching.
Ep. 24: Article XXVIII. Of the Lord's Supper.
Q: Can you summarize how the shifts in Rite I vs Rite II affect our understanding of the body and blood in the Eucharist?
Explains that Rite I emphasizes the corporal phrasing tied to the Elizabethan era, while Rite II centers more on the action of receiving and the Holy Spirit's role in making the sacrament effective for believers, reflecting a range of Anglican comprehensiveness.

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Two Anglican-leaning hosts explore Episcopal/Anglican theology through catechisms, church history, and liturgy, blending scholarly analysis with accessible, pastoral reflections. Episodes cover topics from the 39 Articles and the Old/New Covenants to practical guidance for teaching faith, engaging listeners with thoughtful debates, humor, and a commitment to inclusive orthodoxy. A notable strength is the conversational dynamic between the two clergy hosts, which helps make complex doctrinal points approachable for curious laypeople and clergy alike, while maintaining rigorous historical context and practical application for church life.

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