Reason and Theology

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Dr. Michael Brown on Judaism, the Canon, Calvinism, Creationism and more

Michael, Craig and Erick ask Dr. Michael Brown about Judaism, the Canon, Calvinism, Creationism and more.

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The New Amazon Liturgy and Benny Hinn’s Change in Theology

The Instrumentum Laboris from the Amazon Synod has reared its ugly head in a new pagan liturgy and Benny Hinn has allegedly changed his theology concerning the prosperity Gospel. Michael reviews videos from both events and offers his commentary/analysis.

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Responding to Dr. Feser on the Formal Distinction

I’d like to briefly interact with a post by Dr. Edward Feser entitled Scotus on Divine Simplicity and Creation but first let me say I highly recommend Dr. Feser’s work and I also recognize he has reached a level of knowledge I will never be able to attain. With that being said, I’m a little […]

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The Difficulty of the Divided and Undivided God

Note: A PDF copy of this paper may be retrieved here: The Difficulty of the Divided and Undivided God When reading some of the great works by revered authors throughout the ages, one occasionally discovers perplexing phrases, such as the God “beyond being,”[1] who is said to be “not a thing”[2] in the corpus of […]

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Seraphim Hamilton on the Papacy, Filioque, the Rosary, the 5 Ways and Creationism

Michael, Erick and Timothy have a discussion with Seraphim Hamilton on the Papacy, Filioque, the Rosary, the 5 Ways and Creationism. Timothy Flanders’ website: https://meaningofcatholic.com/ Erick Ybarra’s website: https://erickybarra.org/

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The Aftermath of Vatican II

Michael, Erick and Tim discuss the aftermath of Vatican II and touch on matters related to the paralyzed magisterium, the tyranny of ambiguity and the maximizing of practice over doctrine, among many other aspects of the post conciliar crisis. Timothy Flanders’ website: https://meaningofcatholic.com/ Erick Ybarra’s website: https://erickybarra.org/

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Eucharistic Sacrifice (Round Table Discussion)

Michael, Craig and Erick discuss the eucharistic sacrifice from an Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic perspective and focus on protestant objections. The discussion includes interaction with the Book of Hebrews, the nature of sacrifice and the church fathers.

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