PODCAST: Bridging the Gap w/ special guest David Lapp
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I was pleased to have David Lapp as my guest to discuss the growing divide between groups of people along political and religious lines. David, […]
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Bridging the Gap w/ special guest David Lapp
Posted onI was pleased to have David Lapp as my guest to discuss the growing divide between groups of people along political and religious lines. […]
John 6 and The Eucharist
Posted onThis is a follow-up to my last post where I discussed the meaning of the Lord’s Supper (or the eucharist, as Roman Catholics tend to […]
The Lord’s Supper, Passover, and Redemption
Posted onThe topic of the Lord’s supper has been a controversial one. Roman Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, and even some protestants have understood celebrations of the Lord’s […]
Why Do Catholic Bibles Have More Books? (A Response to the Roman Catholic View of the Canon)
Posted onIn a previous post, I discussed the claim of many Roman Catholics that we cannot have the canon of scripture (a definitive list of what’s […]
Is Scripture Alone Enough?
Posted onScripture Alone The Protestant Reformation had, as its ultimate authority, scripture alone. Their claim was not that no other authority can provide true or useful […]
The Roman Catholic Teaching on Indulgences
Posted onWhat an Indulgence Is According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, “‘An indulgence is a remission before God of the temporal punishment due to […]
Contrasting Roman Catholic and Protestant Views of Justification
Posted onWhile there is important agreement on the issue of justification (how one is saved) between Catholics and Protestants– such as the shared value that it […]