A special holler out to Chris St. Jean for doing the January 2004 shows! (Part of the Volunteer Program.)
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Despite his assertion to the contrary in
Matthew 24:36, does Jesus in fact know the "day and hour" of the end of the world? - How should we interpret Jesus’ prophecy in Mark 13:30 that "this generation shall not pass, until all these things be done"?
- If heaven is a place, then why isn’t it visible?
- What objective histories of the Inquisition would you recommend for Protestant readers?
- Is a marriage in a Catholic church between a Catholic and an unbaptized person valid and/or sacramental?
- What did the Council of Trent mean when it declared that Catholics must accept all the books of the Latin Vulgate "with all their
parts"? - Which churches in Christendom accept the existence of purgatory?
- In reciting the Our Father, should we forgive those who "trespass against us" or who "have trespassed against us"?
- Are spouses directly responsible for each other’s salvation?
- Is the sacrament of penance valid in the Eastern Orthodox Church? If so, why might Eastern Orthodox priests validly celebrate thesacrament yet members of the Society of St. Pius X cannot, being thatboth groups are in schism?
- Can we identify as Antichrist those who do not believe in Jesus as Savior?
Jimmy, Thanks for posting these. I listen to them while doing rote tasks in front of the computer (I’m a software engineer). I learn a lot from them.
Jimmy
Please forgive me for being really, really greedy, but do you think it would be possible to get a summary of *every* show. As an example, here is todays entry from Focus on the Family – their archives contain similar details…..
” Encouragement for the Single Life
Monday, January 31, 2005
It’s a time when singles are pulled in many directions and Dr. James Dobson and Cheryl Martin encourage singles to pursue honor in dating. It’s a matter of trusting God in all things and not to be hindered by past mistakes. Don’t miss an edition made especially for single adults”
A ditto on the “Thank you!” I’m trying to use these shows to keep my focused on my housework– how much can I get done in the kitchen for thirty minutes, how much laundry can I fold, etc. It’s formational and productive at the same time. 🙂