
An exploration of the faith and teaching of the Episcopal Church, from DogmaWalk Industries and Forward Movement.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligionReligion & Spirituality | |||

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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Informative and interesting! The hosts are funny too
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.
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!
An excellent podcast. Wonderful analysis of theology and contemporary as well as traditional topics. I particularly enjoy the dynamic blend of both priests.
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
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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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