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- “What is the best Catholic Bible translation?” This question opens a discussion on the most suitable versions for Catholic readers, while also addressing how the book of Luke was accepted despite not being penned by an Apostle. Additional topics include the authorship of Revelation as discussed by St. Irenaeus and the origins of the sacrament of marriage.
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Questions Covered:
04:05 – I’m in OCIA. What is the best Catholic translation of the Bible?
10:01 – How did we come to accept the book of Luke if it is not written by any of the Apostles?
18:53 – Why does no one bring up St. Irenaeus’ Against Heresies book 5 in regards to the authorship of the book of Revelation?
30:02 – In Gospel of Matthew “this is to fulfill the scripture” was this added after they realized who Christ was or was it written at the time when Christ was on earth?
39:37 – Assuming you are relying on Sola Scriptura, where does the sacrament of marriage come from? How did we get the “ritual” of marriage.
41:19 – How can I explain that Irenaeus wrote that Jesus died in his late 30’s or early 50’s? How can We claim Irenaeus is a reliable source when he has such a large age range for the time that Jesus died.
47:41 – What does the Bible say about predestination? What do Catholics believe? - “If the NT has an apostolic origin, why is Hebrews included since we don’t know the author?” This question opens a discussion on the complexities of biblical authorship, alongside inquiries about the exclusion of the book of Enoch despite Jesus’ references, the determination of the Bible’s canon, and the differences in biblical texts between Catholic and Protestant traditions.
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Questions Covered:
03:01 – If the NT has an apostolic origin, why is Hebrews included since we don’t know the author?
18:45 – If Jesus quoted from the book of Enoch, why did the early fathers decide to not include the book of Enoch in the Bible?
22:18 – Do we know who wrote these letters (the Epistle to the Hebrews)? And how? The writing style is different, emphasis seems to be addressed to Jewish Audience.
31:27 – How is the Canon of the Bible determined?
39:20 – If Gospel of John was written by John the Beloved why is there no reference to the Transfiguration?
47:09 – Why do we have the Apocrypha in the Catholic Bible but not Protestant? Why is the Gospel of Mary not in the Catholic Bible? - “What are the keys of the kingdom?” This question opens a discussion on the powers associated with this concept, alongside inquiries about the Church’s teachings on mass damnation and how to pray for deceased relatives. Additional topics include the significance of Marian prayers and the challenges faced by converts in the Church today.
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Questions Covered:
02:16 – I have a hard time understanding what the powers of having the keys of the kingdom?
14:29 – Does the Church have doctrine related to teaching on mass damnation?
22:28 – How can I pray for relatives that pass away?
29:20 – What is the reason behind the litany of prayers related to Mary?
41:05 – As a convert, I can feel disheartened when I see parishes publicly share support of groups against doctrine. Why isn’t there any response from the Catholic church either Bishops or individuals?
49:39 – What does physical Baptism offer that Baptism of desire does not? - “Can Baptism save us?” This question opens a discussion on the relationship between causality and salvation through Baptism. Additionally, the conversation touches on doctrines related to Guardian Angels and the evolution of teachings from the early Church Fathers to the present day, providing a rich exploration of faith and responsibility in understanding Catholic dogmas.
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Questions Covered:
15:55 – Can you explain causality in relationship with Baptism saving us?
21:10 – Can you explain any doctrine related to Guardian Angels?
29:31 – I had a disagreement with my pastor. He believed that what the early church fathers taught does not reflect the current Catholic church? Has it changed over time?
40:24 – How responsible am I to learn and speak on the Dogmas? - “How can I help a grieving friend?” Supporting someone in their time of loss can be challenging, especially when they feel upset with God. This episode also addresses the stages of forgiveness, the reasons behind suffering in relationships, and the impact of grief counseling after losing a loved one.
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Questions Covered:
18:11 – My business partner just lost his father, how can I help if he is upset with God?
21:55 – Can you help me stages of forgiveness, and does God have reasons for pairing someone with someone who is causing suffering?
32:29 – I see a counselor and I am looking to get grief counseling after my wife passed away.
47:42 – Does suffering more make you closer to God?
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