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On this week's episode, Kyle talks about his trip to Memphis! As part of this trip, he visited the Nash Cards Memphis shop, the Civil Rights Museum, a Pacers/Grizzlies game, and more!
In this episode, host Danielle Gibson sits down with Brenda Henson, President of the Historic Decatur Association and Artist Francis Tate, to discuss the highly anticipated Historic Decatur Tour of Homes. Brenda takes us behind the scenes, sharing fascinating stories and the rich history behind the featured homes and locations on the tour. She also highlights what attendees can expect to learn and experience during this special event, making it a must-see for anyone interested in Decatur's architectural heritage and local history. Speaking of Local History, Ms. Francis Tate shares her story about growing up in Old Town Decatur and the progress she has made on the new Civil Rights Museum coming to Decatur; with history dating back to the 1930s. Historic Decatur Christmas Tour of Homes Visit Decatur Alabama Find Your Flow in MoCo is a part of the Destination Marketing Podcast Network. It is hosted by Danielle Gibson and produced by the team at Relic. To learn more about the Destination Marketing Podcast Network and to listen to our other shows, please visit https://thedmpn.com/. If you are interested in becoming a part of the network, please email adam@relicagency.com.
In this episode, Payton dives into the case of Martin Luther King and the possible “tinfoil” theories surrounding his assassination. Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/intothedarkpod/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUbh-B5Or9CT8Hutw1wfYqQ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/into-the-dark/id1662304327?ign-itscg=30200S&ign-itsct=podcast_box Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/36SDVKB2MEWpFGVs9kRgQ7?si=229d8446d65045b1&nd=1&dlsi=b8b21904043c4235 Website for live shows, discount codes, and more https://www.ohnomedia.com/ Case Sources: The National Archives - https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/select-committee-report/part-2b.html Encyclopedia Britannica - https://www.britannica.com/event/assassination-of-Martin-Luther-King-Jr/Conspiracy-theories https://www.britannica.com/biography/Martin-Luther-King-Jr https://www.britannica.com/topic/Poor-Peoples-March https://www.britannica.com/biography/George-C-Wallace The US Department of Justice - https://www.justice.gov/crt/overview-investigation-allegations-regarding-assassination-dr-martin-luther-king-jr Washington Post - https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/retropolis/wp/2018/03/30/who-killed-martin-luther-king-jr-his-family-believes-james-earl-ray-was-framed/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/national/longterm/mlk/memphis/memphis.htm Reader's Digest - https://www.rd.com/list/conspiracy-theories-mlk-death/ NPR - https://www.npr.org/2018/04/04/598826351/despite-swirl-of-conspiracy-theories-investigators-say-the-mlk-case-is-closed https://www.npr.org/2021/01/18/956741992/documentary-exposes-how-the-fbi-tried-to-destroy-mlk-with-wiretaps-blackmail CNN - https://www.cnn.com/2008/US/03/28/conspiracy.theories/index.html The King Center - http://www.thekingcenter.org/sites/default/files/KING%20FAMILY%20TRIAL%20TRANSCRIPT.pdf Time - https://time.com/5930571/martin-luther-king-jr-fbi/ https://time.com/5783976/martin-luther-king-jr-economic-justice/ Vox - https://www.vox.com/xpress/2014/11/12/7204453/martin-luther-king-fbi-letter The CIA - https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP90-00552R000303290002-4.pdf Page Six - https://pagesix.com/2009/01/08/racists-hired-mafia-to-kill-king/ History - https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/king-assassination-suspect-arrested ABC News - https://abcnews.go.com/US/inside-international-manhunt-martin-luther-king-jrs-killer/story?id=54094361 Civil Rights Museum - https://www.civilrightsmuseum.org/50-voices-for-50-years/posts/poverty-racism-and-the-legacy-of-kings-poor-peoples-campaign Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
President and General Manager of the New Orleans Ernest N Morial Convention Center Michael Sawaya joins us on this week's podcast to discuss the latest in the $557 million in renovations taking place — a result of which has recently been the receipt of three awards for sustainability and equity. He also shares an update on the anticipated mixed-use development River District, reception of the new Civil Rights Museum and the highlights from this year's convention bookings.
The primary election for Louisiana's governor's race is just over two weeks away, but that's not the only race voters should be watching. The Times-Picayune / New Orleans Avdocate's editorial director and columnist Stephanie Grace, joins us for an update on the slew of elections taking place this fall. New Orleans will soon have its first permanent civil rights museum . Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser announced the opening of the Louisiana Civil Rights Museum this week — which will officially open its first exhibit at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center on Oct. 8. The museum will highlight how chapters of Louisiana's civil rights history played a larger role in the nation's struggle for equality. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser for more on the museum and how it expands upon his work with the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail. While the race for Louisiana's governor is heating up, the head of the state is not the only thing residents will be voting on this fall. There are eight constitutional amendments that will be split between the Oct. 14 on and Nov. 18 ballots. The Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana recently released a guide to the proposed amendments. PAR President Steven Procopio breaks down the amendments and their potential impacts. Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Alana Schreiber. Our assistant producer is Aubry Procell and our engineer is Garrett Pittman. You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12 and 7 p.m. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts. Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to. Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Scoot talks to Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser about the new Louisiana Civil Rights Museum opening in New Orleans next month
Send us a Text Message.Spring is a beautiful time to travel in the USA, as the weather begins to warm up and nature comes back to life. In this episode of "Treasures of Our Town," we're going to share our top 10 favourite places to visit in the USA in the springtime. Join us as we share our love for these special places. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or just starting out, this episode is sure to inspire your next springtime adventure in the USA.Social Media Links - Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YoutubeLinks from the showSanta Fe, Meow Wolf, Naples, Florida, Gumbo Limbo, St Augustine, Josh's St Augustine Video, Benchmark Geocache GC1MVYP, Visit Phoenix, Papago Park, Mesa GeoTour 1 - Mesa Geotour 2, Arizona's Oldest Geocache GC57, Josh's Video of Phoenix, Craig's Video of Phoenix, Cheleas Kitchen - Phoenix, Texas Hill Country, Texas Challenge, Memphis, Tennessee, Sun Studio, Josh's Memphis Video, Shelby Farms, Cachefest, Civil Rights Museum, Lake Tahoe,Lake Tahoe Scuba Cache GC9TCVF, Rome, Georgia, Going Caching Mega, Creel Home, Support the Show.FacebookInstagramTwitterYoutube
Professor David Denton joins us to talk about the upcoming conference at the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, the release of the JFK Files and what he has found, and the challenges of "doing history" in the Information Age. This episode will be unlocked to the old feed so we can try to make everyone aware of the April conference. This will be a rarity. Go to https://www.jfkhistorical.com/ for more nformation on the conference. All new episodes are now at our Patreon site at https://www.patreon.com/MidnightWriterNews. To purchase garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics, go to http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/MidnightWriterNews. If you'd like to support the efforts of the “Midnight Writer News Show” and garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics, you can send donations via PayPal to MidnightWriterNews@gmail.com. Thank you to everyone who has supported the show and the magazine.
In this week's episode, Director of Communications, Aimee Yeager, sits down with Bishop Carter to talk about his vision and hopes for the future for the Western North Carolina Conference and The United Methodist Church. Not ignoring the very real challenges we face, Bishop Carter his hope that we will live into our calling to fight systems of oppression, work for antiracism, and rediscover an orthodox Christian faith that offers the radically inclusive grace of God to all people. We invite you to join the conversation! Send us your questions, comments, and ideas for the show. We want to hear from you! Email us at meansofgrace@wnccumc.org. Learn more about the youth tour to the Civil Rights Museum. Register for the RISE Antiracism training.
in honor of MLK weekend, here's part two of our conversation with Dr. Russell Wigginton, President of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis Tennessee. Dr. Wigginton discusses the Civil Rights Museum's plans for the King holiday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today's guest is Dr. Russell Wigginton, President of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis Tennessee. In the first of a 2 part series , Dr. Wigginton discusses the history of the Civil Rights Museum and its plans for the upcoming King holiday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Arctic cold front to bring bitter temperatures, heavy snow to parts of US - USA TodayThe week ahead: Another taste of spring - @chswxCharleston airport plans to add 3 temporary boarding gates for projected passenger surge - P&CAirport leaders discuss temporary terminal, parking lots as part of needed expansion - Count on 2Shovels & Rope Attempt to Achieve Optimism - American SongwriterSouth Carolina band Shovels & Rope digs deep for songs about relationships and family - WBUR-FMShovels & Rope BandcampBiden Joins Europe in Punishing Russia With Sanctions - NYTWhat sanctions are being imposed on Russia? - BBCGraham video - @GavinJackson@LindseyGrahamSCCecil Williams preserves South Carolina's civil rights legacy - The UndefeatedCecil Williams interview - Library of Congress'A place of the future to house the past': Cecil Williams' Civil Rights Museum is now a reality - The Orangeburg Times & Democratcecilwilliams.comFOLLOW:twitter.com/nowcharlestoninstagram.com/nowcharlestonWE WANT YOUR FEEDBACK:sam@nowchs.com843-474-1319INFO AND SHOW NOTES:nowchs.com
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Last week, President Biden and Vice President Harris came to Atlanta to remember Martin Luther King Jr. and call for voting rights. This week, Chuck went down to Atlanta to speak with voters and reporters about the state of play in Georgia.Chuck talks with Greg Bluestein, political reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution to set the stage for why Atlanta deserves our focus. We'll also hear from so-called “New Biden Voters” — people who either came off the sidelines to vote in 2020, or who switched sides and voted for the Democrat. Finally, Jill Savitt, the CEO of the Civil Rights Museum, joins the podcast to talk about the history of voting rights.
Join my guest Sarah and I as we revisit the St. Jude's marathon and half marathon, an annual December race series held in Memphis, Tennessee. We also discussed points of interest we visited including the Stax Museum, the Civil Rights Museum, Beale Street, and Elvis's Graceland home. After the break, Sarah and I recall winning the lottery--the New York City Marathon lottery that is!--and how we both loved so many aspects of the big city race. And before wrapping up our time together, Sarah shares her favorite running shoe by Brooks, her favorite tech gear as well as which races are on her bucket list. And we conclude with talking about the Bling Era, when race medals grew to the size of dinner plates! Join us for an entertaining and informative show in which we discuss a wide range of running topics! Support 50 State Finish Lines! Please share the show with friends! National Civil Rights Museum- https://www.civilrightsmuseum.org/ Stax: Museum of American Soul Music-https://staxmuseum.com/ St. Jude's Memphis Marathon-https://www.stjude.org/ New York City Marathon - https://www.nyrr.org/tcsnycmarathon Running gloves with lights https://www.mangatalites.com/collections/full-gloves Runner's Alley Running Store https://runnersalley.com/ This podcast series was recorded at The Podcast Lab, WSCA 106.1 Portsmouth, N.H.
Kirk was in Memphis to call a game this past weekend and he shares his thoughts on visiting the Lorraine Motel for the first time. Visiting that historic site was overwhelming. Jason shares his visit to the motel as well. Discussion on the NFL taunting rules and reaction to an article suggesting that the rule is a way to control black athletes. Keyshawn Johnson, Former WR & Bob Glauber, NFL Writer - Authors of 'THE FORGOTTEN FIRST: Kenny Washington, Woody Strode, Marion Motley, Bill Willis, and the Breaking of the NFL Color Barrier'This book tells the story of each of the four pioneers of the NFL and all they had to deal with beginning in 1946. Bob had the idea and approached Keyshawn during the unrests last year to write the story of the men who were the first African-American NFL players. This is a part of history that isn't taught in the schools. Folks sometimes take for granted that the NFL is a highly integrated sport. Bob wanted to explore when the league first became integrated. Many people do not know Kenny Washington is the first black NFL player. The NFL played many games in the south just to keep black players from playing. Keyshawn draws the parallels to what happened then to what's happening now. Wonders how quickly the NFL would have been integrated had the NFL been as popular or more popular than baseball at the time. The NFL had to be forced to integrate, unlike the Dodgers who did it willingly with Jackie Robinson. The guys are pushing, along with help from the NFL, to get the message out there of these four men. Hopefully this book educates and show how far black players have come in the NFL.
Between Lezlie Bishop and her son, actor Stephen Bishop, we cover the realities of traveling as a person of color around the world, from the Jim Crow era to the George Floyd reckoning. -- Lezlie and Lea remember the indignities of Jim Crow in the U.S. south. Lezlie tells of when she was the only black student on a field trip to Jackson, Mississippi; and of The Great Migration, and the attitude of black people in the north, and discrimination in Chicago.-- Stephen expresses what it sometimes feels like as he travels: "The trees are talking to you .... "The walls are closing in."-- Lezlie mentions why she worries more when Stephen travels in the U.S. than when he travels abroad, and describes a run-in with police as he waited at the airport.--We discuss travel destinations that illuminate the black experience, including the Martin Luther King Historic Site in Atlanta; the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis; the National Museum of African-American History and Culture in D.C.; the Harriet Tubman byway in Maryland; and the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Alabama.-- After a discussion of the value of historic sites in relation to teaching history, Lezlie and Stephen discuss their most vivid memories of traveling while black.____Lezlie Bishop attended Ripon College on academic scholarships. A teacher and public relations professional, she retired from AT&T in Atlanta in 2000. Her travels include Mexico and Great Britain, as well as many U.S. states._____Stephen Bishop, a former baseball player and baseball scout, is an actor currently starring in the TV series, 'Run the World.' He has traveled throughout the states and world.______Podcast host Lea Lane blogs at forbes.com, has traveled to over 100 countries, written nine books, including Places I Remember, and contributed to guidebooks. She's @lealane on Twitter; Travelea on Insta; on Facebook, it's Places I Remember by Lea Lane. Website: placesirememberlealane.com. Please follow, rate and review this weekly travel podcast!
Fun interview with author and columnist Linda Stasi. We discussed everything from Italian Cowboys in Colorado, to exorcist priests, to the Lemon Ice King in Corona, to the Scotto family cookbook and our NY Daily News connection!The popular and well-read columnist for the New York Daily News, (now at-large), and previous- ly for the the New York Post, Linda Stasi, was also an on-camera TV co-host with Mark Simone on NY 1 -Spectrum “What a Week!” For 15 years.In 2020, she was appointed to the Mother Cabrini Commission and the Board of The Civil Rights Museum.Brash, funny and opinionated, the acerbic Stasi’s first novel, The Sixth Station, published in Jan- uary of 2013 by Tor-Forge Books hit Amazon’s top 25, and was hailed as “A helluva religious thriller,” by Nelson DeMille, while Steve Berry said, “You’ll be grabbing the pages so right your knuckles will turn white!” Stasi’s anxiously awaited sequel,“Book of Judas” was published Fall 2017, received acclaim from mega best selling authors such as Sherrilyn Kenyon, who called it, “An innovative master- piece!”Stasi has appeared on TV talk shows and news channels such as The Today Show, Good Morning America, The O’Reilly Factor, Hardball, Good Day New York, The View as well as CNN, Fox News, MSNBC news shows, and many others.Stasi has also authored five non-fiction books – Looking Good Is the Best Revenge, A Field Guide to Impossible Men, Simply Beautiful, Boomer Babes, and Scotto Sunday Suppers.Not afraid to say what’s on her mind in her popular column in the New York Daily News has reached more than 600,000 in a single day.She was named “One of the Fifty Most Powerful Women in NYC” and has won numerous awards including “Best Columnist” by the Newswomen’s Club of NY, “Best Humor Columnist,” and “Woman of the Year” by the Boys Town of Italy for her charitable work such as driving a tractor-trailer in an 18-truck convoy from NYC to the gulf states with relief supplies for Hurri- cane Katrina victims. She and her husband, Sid Davidoff, were named by “City & State”in 2017 as one of NYC’s 100 top power couples.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=30519446)Italian Marketplace LLC Online tee shirts, hoodies and more for ItaliansThe Book Of Judas Alessandra Russo tracks down the missing pages of the Gospel of Judas, to save her infant son.The Sixth Station On the run from unknown enemies, Alessandra Russo finds herself on the trail of a global conspiracy.
In this episode, 2020 was the worst year on record for the airline industry so we'll talk about that with the folks from IATA, the International Air Transport Association plus we'll learn a bit about IATA's Travel Pass initiative. Booking.com recently came out with the results of their survey on the Most Welcoming Places in Canada so we'll where they are. And in honor of Black History Month we're going to replay an interview we had a while back before the pandemic hit with the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this MLK day special segment, we discuss a portion of his life, how the day came to pass as a federal holiday, some of the ignorant push back, being upfront as opposed to behind the scenes of a movement, the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, the National Museum of African American History, and much more. This episode contains a very short snippet of the legendary "Happy Birthday" song by the celebrated and beloved Stevie Wonder, to which I do not own the rights of. For any questions, or concerns, you can reach us at MooreSubstance@gmail.com
Bob & Sarah discuss their trip to the Civil Rights Museum for so long that they once again didn't get to this week's topic...a topic that Bob had been planning AND working on for 4 days straight. They also talk about Miracle Whip and strange noises coming from one of them (It was Sarah). To support this podcast:Paypal: bob@bobsmiley.comVenmo: Bob-Smiley-3Be apart of the podcast:Website: https://hooklineandsmiley.buzzsprout.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hooklineandsmiley/Email: hooklineandsmiley@gmail.comBob Smiley Online: https://bobsmiley.com/Instagram: @bobsmileycomicFacebook: @bobsmileycomedyTwitter: @bobsmileycomicProducer: Zak Threet
Educators and parents rally for a delayed school start while rising cases prompt the Governor to consider extending safety measuresThen, a Civil Rights icon John Lewis is remembered by one of Mississippi's own.Plus, the commission leading the way to redesign Mississippi's state flag is being formed. We talk to one member about serving in this historic group.Segment 1:Teacher, parents and education advocates are calling for state leaders and the Mississippi Department of Education to delay the start of the school year, citing concerns over the rising cases of COVID-19. This comes as Governor Tate Reeves follows the messaging from the Trump Administration for students to return to school campuses when classes resume in the fall.Some educators in the state say the scheduled start is too soon for a safe return. Gathered at the state capitol last week, members of Mississippi Teachers Unite proposed two solutions to the ongoing cornavirus pandemic: delay the resumption of on-campus learning and fully fund the MAEP.Segment 2:The nation is mourning the death of Civil Rights Era icon John Lewis who passed away late Friday night. Lewis was a leading figure in sit-in protests across the south, as well as the Freedom Rides. In 2018, he spoke with MPB's Desare Frazier at Mississippi's Civil Rights Museum, saying the images of Freedom Fighters past inspired him. And, Mississippi Civil Rights veteran Flonzie Brown Wright remembers Lewis fondly, and recalls some of the work she did with the late Civil Rights leader.Segment 3:When the legislature passed the historic flag bill last month, it also legally established a commission to lead in presenting a new flag design to be voted on by the people in November. The nine-person commission is comprised of appointees by Lt. Governor and Speaker of the House, as well as specified appointments made by the Governor from three agencies - the Mississippi Arts Commission, the Mississippi Economic Council, and the Department of Archives and History. Among those tapped by Lt. Governor Delbert Hoseman is Reuben Anderson, the first African American to serve on the state's Supreme Court. Anderson tells our Ashley Norwood, after a lifetime under the old flag, he's honored to usher in change. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Pastor Tim Droegemueller is senior pastor of Living Faith Lutheran Church in Cumming, Georgia. Living Faith Luther's website: https://www.livingfaithlutheran.com (https://www.livingfaithlutheran.com) Pastor Droegemueller's recommended things to check out: Los Rios Mexican Restaurant: https://www.losrioscummingga.com/ (https://www.losrioscummingga.com/) Amicalola Falls: https://www.amicalolafallslodge.com/ (https://www.amicalolafallslodge.com/) Civil Rights Museum: https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/ (https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/) Atlanta sports Pastor Peter Bender's Congregation at Prayer: http://peacesussex.org/downloads/congregation-at-prayer/ (http://peacesussex.org/downloads/congregation-at-prayer/) Kiros, Confessional Lutheran church planting: https://thekairosnetwork.org/ (https://thekairosnetwork.org/) Today's sponsor is Audible, go to https://lutherancartographer.com/audible (https://LutheranCartographer.com/audible) for a free audio book and to try out Audible. Check out the new map page of the website: You can see the locations of each episode: https://LutheranCartographer.com/map (https://LutheranCartographer.com/map) If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate and review the show on iTunes so that more people will see and listen!
Ed Lover visits Memphis, Tennessee for the first time and recaps his experience with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, The National Civil Rights Museum and the aftermath of the civil rights movement. R&B superstar Mario stops in the studio to discuss the new season of Empire, why he would never be apart of the Love & Hip-Hop series and reveals who "saved his life." Up on the chopping block on this week's C'mon Son!: The NFL, crooked cops, Donald Trump, the perps on ESPN who tried to take over "C'Mon Man!" plus more!
Lisa and Brittany interview Sophia Welsh-Maxwell, Founder and CEO of Korture Patties. Sophia tells us why she started Korture Patties and how she became a successful entrepreneur. Also... Lisa and Brittany talk about Lisa's trip to Atlanta, hanging out with Tyrese and visiting the Civil Rights Museum.
Zim Ugochukwu is the founder & former CEO of Travel Noire. Travel Noire was founded with one lofty goal in mind: to make international travel more inclusive and representative of explorers of color—in turn, inspiring them to frequently explore new destinations. Travel Noire was named one of the Most Innovative Companies in the World by Fast Company. In 2017, Travel Noire was acquired by Blavity. At the time of sale, the company reached over 2MM travelers a month. Prior to Travel Noire, at 19 years old, Zim cloned a gene with similarities to a genetic disorder and became the youngest precinct judge for the state of North Carolina. Her love for solving tough problems and her knack for building communities on and offline has led her to critical acclaim. In addition, Zim ran a national anti-tobacco campaign, helped open a Civil Rights Museum & traveled through 90% of Asia. This Forbes 30 under 30 awardee has been featured in The New York Times, TIME, CBS This Morning, ELLE, The Nation, Essence, and NPR, among others, and was recognized by Glamour Magazine as one of 25 Young Women Changing the World. She was named as one of Oprah Winfrey‘s Super 100 Soul leaders. She has lived in cities around the world, including New Delhi, Dharamshala, and San Francisco. In this episode, we discuss Zim's incredible journey and sense of adventure. We discuss what is next for Zim, and her desire to live a life submitted to the Will of God Zim lists the following as her favorite two books: 1. The Last Lecture - Randy Pausch 2. Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell >>>Subscribe on SPOTIFY | APPLE PODCASTS | STITCHER | GOOGLE PLAY
Funding for two Mississippi museums was approved by the state legislature in 2011. In this episode, Lucy Allen recalls the planning process for the Civil Rights Museum and the message contained in its design. When Mississippi announced plans to build a civil rights museum, some doubted it would tell the whole story. Allen explains how the state’s willingness to ‘go there,’ resulted in a powerful learning experience. With a mandate that the two museums be opened by the State’s Centennial celebration in 2017, Allen’s team was hard pressed to deliver on time. She recounts the process of selecting the design firms and the endless meetings they sat through. As the opening day approached for the Two Mississippi Museums, there were countless small details to be addressed. Allen remembers the pre-opening tours and feeling proud of a job well done.
What is an up to date and affordable resource for the study of the Catholic heritage? The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church has been for many years my go to resource when studying the vast history of the Christian tradition. The book is an excellent place to begin one’s investigation into the sources of the Catholic tradition. Catholic readers should note that the volume was assembled by many members of the Church of England. As a result, some of the entries skew toward Protestant perspectives or are oriented toward the larger narratives of the Protestant Reformation. Nevertheless, for the price and for the accessibility to first rate scholarship on many people, movements and doctrines in the history of the Christian tradition, one would be hard pressed to find a better resource. To obtain the most affordable and the most up to date version of this work, please use the following link: https://www.amazon.com/Dictionary-Christian-Church-F-Cross/dp/1598562509/. 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If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
What did Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli have to say about the Eucharist? In this episode, we discuss some of the major outcomes of the famous debate between Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli held in the city of Marburg (1529). We note that Luther was a fierce proponent of Christ’s real presence in the Eucharistic elements of bread and wine. Zwingli, however, was a staunch supporter of the symbolic nature of the Eucharist. This episode is part of our larger series on Protestant Agreements and Differences. The goal of these episode is to help Catholic Christians better understand what unites and divides Protestant Christians. The larger goal of this series is to help Catholics better understand that the differences between Protestant denominations touch the key beliefs of Protestantism as a whole, namely, salvation by faith alone and the sole authority of Scripture. Join us this week as we discuss how these two major thinkers in the early Reformation viewed the Eucharist and its bearing on salvation. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode133 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
What is the best way to address historical objections to Christianity as a whole and Catholicism in particular? In this episode we talk about the importance of asking important questions of the one posing the objection. We note that any worthwhile historical investigation into any question will take time. Usually, people who raise these types of questions have not taken the time to investigate the matter in the primary sources. Instead, they rely exclusively on secondary sources, that is, popular books, magazines or online videos. Join us this week as we begin this new series of addressing historical objections to Christianity. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode132 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
Who was Melito of Sardis? In this episode, we briefly discuss some of the major contributions of Melito to second-century Christianity. We note that he is among the first church leaders to provide a list of canonical books and among the first to leave a collection of homilies. Join us today as we discuss the important work of this second-century father of the Church. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode131 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
What are the Vatican II documents? In this episode, we briefly discuss the major translation of the Vatican II documents made by Austin Flannery OP in the years following the conclusion of the council (1962-1965). We note that this translation is not only affordable but also contains the most easily accessible collection of texts issued by the council. Join us this week as we discuss a very important resource for the study of the Catholic Heritage. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode130 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
Does Pope Francis believe in hell? Recent magazines and online media outlets have maintained that the pope has rejected hell’s existence. In this episode, we review some of Francis’ statements in this regard and the details of his recent interviews on the subject. Join us as we discuss the pope’s statements on the subject of hell. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode129 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
Down through the centuries, Catholic authors have engaged in a long conversation over the Life Questions. An integral aspect to the ways Catholics have answered these questions was to tap into the efforts of previous generations of Catholic Christians who likewise engaged the Life Questions. Early catholic authors such as Origen, Augustine and Jerome made extensive use of earlier Catholic authors in their efforts to engage the records of the Christian tradition. They believed that the answers to the Life Questions were to be found in the Christian tradition and not apart from it. To determine the answers to these questions, they believed, the Catholic would do well to consult the labors of earlier Catholic thinkers. By building upon their efforts, correcting their mistakes and preserving their contributions, they maintained, the Catholic intellectual could come to a more precise understanding of the Christian faith. Join us this week as we discuss how Catholic authors drew upon earlier contributions. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode128 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
The second century was full of challenges for the Church. In this episode, we outline some of those challenges and the protagonists in those conflicts. We discuss the work of the Gnostics, the anonymous author of the Muratorian Canon and the phenomenon of persecution. Join us this week as we review the distinct problems facing Christians of the second century. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode127 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
A frequent question Protestant Christians ask about the Council of Trent is the following: Why did the Council of Trent repeatedly use the phrase “anathema” in reference to Protestants? In this episode we discuss the history of this term and what it meant when used by the council. Join us this week as trace the origins of this theological concept and its use in early ages. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode126 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
We have used a key phrase throughout this show, namely, the “Life Questions.” What do we mean by this phrase? To help our audience figure out exactly what we mean, we have devoted an entire episode to discussing its definition. Join us as we discuss the meaning of this type of language and why the Life Questions face every human being. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode125 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
It's the last night in Memphis and Dan and Janice sit on the porch of the campground laundromat and reflect on their visit to the National Civil Rights Museum. Listener, they both get choked up. Located at the site of Martin Luther King's assassination, the Lorraine Motel, the museum tells the story of the struggle for civil rights in America. Deeply moving, powerful, and thought-provoking, it was a heavy but important capstone to the week spent in Memphis. Getting ready to move on, but thinking of everything they've done, Dan and Janice come to the conclusion that this won't be their last visit to this city. Follow along on Instagram @tincanevangeline Follow Dan on Twitter @dansinker Follow Janice on Twitter @janicedillard
Were the early Christians persecuted? In this episode, we begin our new series on martyrdom in the history of early Christianity. In this episode, we discuss the evidence provided by the Roman historian Tacitus. Join us this week as discuss the second-century testimony in Tacitus’ Annals. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode124 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
Recent English-speaking Catholic critics have adopted Gnostic approaches when evaluating the words and actions of Pope Francis and the bishops of the Catholic Church. In this episode, we talk about the use of radical skepticism and even hostility used by certain Catholic critics in their efforts to discredit the papacy of Pope Francis. Instead of finding truth within the episcopate, these critics point to themselves as the repositories of truth. They also assume that their understanding of the Catholic faith is indeed correct. Join us this week as we explain how this style of criticism resemble ancient Gnostic approaches toward the bishops of the Catholic Church. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode123 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
Where does one find reliable translations for the study of the Church Fathers? In this episode, we discuss the Fathers of the Church series which is published by the Catholic University of America. Join us this week as we review this important series of translations for the study of the Catholic Heritage. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode122 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
One of the important things Catholic Christians must understand is the differences of religious beliefs held among Protestant Christians. All too often and in various ways, Catholics are mistakenly led to think that Protestant Christians are united in their two core Reformation convictions concerning salvation by faith alone and the authority of Scripture alone. To gain a better understanding of Protestantism, however, it is imperative for Catholics to recognize the important differences between the various founders of the various Protestant Christian denominations and their later followers. In this episode, views concerning baptismal justification set forth by John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. Methodism was originally a seventeenth-century parachurch movement in the Church of England, which after Wesley’s death became a distinct Christian denomination in England. In this show, we discuss how John Wesley understood the relationship between baptism and the Christian’s right standing before God, a concept which falls under the category of justification. Join us this week as we draw critical distinctions between John Wesley and leaders of other Protestant denominations. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode120 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
When Janice and Dan sat down and stared plotting this summer's trip, Memphis was high on the list of places they wanted to visit. And so when she started mapping out the whole thing, Janice made sure to make Memphis the first place that they parked Evangeline for a more extended stay. And now that they're there and have gotten settled in, it really feels like the trip has begun for real. And so of course, the first thing they did was change plans. Originally a day to visit the Civil Rights Museum and the ducks at the Peabody Hotel, instead the whole family took advantage of the sunny weather to hit a park and... and they kind of never left. Sometimes you have to slow down and just be a part of the life around you, and this was that kind of day. A beautiful park, a good playground, a run for Janice and oh right: a hamburger where the buns were two grilled cheese sandwiches for the 14-year-old. Pretty much a perfect day. Follow along on Instagram @tincanevangeline Follow Dan on Twitter @dansinker Follow Janice on Twitter @janicedillard
It is important for Catholic Christians to know their history. The media enjoys focusing on the misdeeds of Catholic leaders. Catholic history, however, is full of stories about saints and sinners. With a knowledge of history, Catholic can have a deeper appreciation of their faith, despite the moral failings of those in spiritual leadership. Join us this week as we discuss the importance of knowing the high and lows of Catholic history. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode120 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
How does one better study the Catholic heritage? One key component to any study of the Catholic heritage is the need to keep asking questions. Whenever we engage the artifacts of the Catholic heritage, we must ask as many questions as possible. We need to ask such questions as: what are the primary and secondary sources which address this question? What is the quality of the sources? Are they reliable? Are there complimentary sources which help shed further light on this question? Are the sources consistent in presenting historical facts? These and many others such questions can and should be asked whenever we look at the primary and secondary sources of the Catholic heritage. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode119 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. If you would like to invite Dr. Estrada to speak at your next event, you can contact him at feedback@catholicheritageshow.com or 1-909-575-8035. iOS or Android App of the CH Show iOS App of CHS Android App of CHS Newsletter Sign-up for the CH Show To sign up for our podcast’s app newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/appnewsletter/ To sign up for our podcast’s community newsletter, please navigate to: https://catholicheritageshow.com/podcastnewsletter/ To place your name on the waiting list for our future learning site, please navigate to: https://catholigheritageinstitute.com Follow the Catholic Heritage Show on Social Media: The Main Catholic Heritage Website: https://catholicheritage.co The Show’s Website: https://catholicheritageshow.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catholic.heritage.show/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Catholic-Heritage-Show-202869793834233/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cathheritagshow YouTube Channel Review our Podcast iTunes (click iTunes > Ratings and Reviews > Write a Review) and Stitcher How to Connect with Us Comment on the show below Ask a Question via Speakpipe Leave a voicemail for the show at 1-909-575-8035 Email via Contact Form in the Footer of the Site (audio files welcome) YouTube How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
What sources does Dr. Estrada recommend for better understanding the Catholic heritage? In this episode, Dr. Estrada recommends Ludwig Ott’s Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma. In this book, one finds a comprehensive survey of Catholic teachings on faith and morals. As a bonus, this book likewise contains a survey of the early Christian, medieval and early modern witnesses to Catholic moral and doctrinal teachings. Join us this week as we continue our series on the tools for the study of the Catholic heritage. To comment on this show or provide feedback, please navigate to https://catholicheritageshow.com/episode118 The Catholic Heritage is devoted to helping Catholic Christians better understand the history, teachings and culture of their Catholic faith so that they can better love and serve Christ, the Church and their neighbors. Dr. Erik Estrada is a Catholic scholar who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and specializes in the history of Christianity and historical theology. He also completed a licentiate (S.T.L) in theology and patristic science at the Augustinianum Patristic Institute in Rome and a S.T.B. at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas. 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Old Age of a Book - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IuYpa_DOkg What is the Canon of Scripture - Canon is a List of Books -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9Uc26oPZM How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? Apostolic Origin of a Book - https://youtu.be/2EARsghZhK8 Criteria for NT Canon Point to Church Authority - https://youtu.be/OYSAemeIiNY Criteria for Determining New Testament Canon Used by Early Church - https://youtu.be/jSI9jponGUk Why is the Canon of Scripture Important? - https://youtu.be/xGhDSpSvnkw # Title 72 - Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72 3/10/19 71 - Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 71 3/9/19 70 - Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 3/8/19 69 - The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 – Doctors of the Church Series – CHS 69 68 - Identify the Genre of a Document – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS - 68 3/3/19 67 – The Problem with Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops – CHS 67 3/2/19 66 - My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro North Carolina – CHS 66 2/28/19 65 - Identifying the Commitments of the Author – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 65 2/27/19 64 - What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? – CHS 64 63 - Did Catholicism Exist before the Emperor Constantine? – CHS 63 2/25/19 62 - The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62 2/24/19 61 - Expect the Unexpected from the Sources – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 61 2/23/19 60 - How Fair is Media Coverage of Pope Francis’ Words? – CHS 60 2/22/19 59 - Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59 2/21/19 58 - Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 55 - How Did Augustine’s Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa – CHS 55 54 - What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History – CHS 54 53 - How to Locate the Primary Sources for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 53 2/8/19 52 - What Are the Primary Sources? – How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series – CHS 52 2/7/19 51 - Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? – CHS 51 2/5/19 50 - Is Doing History an Option? – CHS 50 2/2/19 49 - Was There a Canon of Scripture in North Africa before 393? – CHS 49 1/20/19 48 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 3 – CHS 48 1/20/19 45 - How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage – CHS 45 44 - Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 44 1/9/19 43 – What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? – CHS 43 – 1/4/19 *05 - How Important Is Context for the Study of Catholic History?- CHSae 05 12/27/18 42 - What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity 12/25/18 41 - The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity 12/24/18 40 - Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/21/18 39 - What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? 12/14/18 38 - Who Were the Heresiologists? 12/11/18 37 - Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon 12/9/18 36 - The Canon of Scripture and How Christians Know Anything About Christianity 12/7/18 35 - Examples of Fraternal Correction in Church History 12/6/18 34 - The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases 12/5/18 33 - The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church 12/3/18 32 - Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts 12/4/18 31 - The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character 12/ 2/18 30 - Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents 12/1/18 29 - Jerome and the Knowledge of Hebrew in Early Church 11/27/18 28 - Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books 11/27/18 27 - Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other’s Writings - 11/23/18 26 - The Bible and the Canon – Similarities and Differences in Terminology - 11/23/18 25 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books - 10/22/18 24 - Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work - 10/18/18 23 - Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy - 9/25/18 22 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - 9/25/18 21 - The Old Testament Canon Pt 1 - Between Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - 9/17/18 20 - The Papacy and Catholic Identity - 9/13/18 19 - St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - 9/6/8 18 - Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - 8/29/18 17 - Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - 8/20/18 16 - Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - 8/14/18 15 - Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - 8/7/18 14 - Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - 7/31/18 13 - Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - 7/26/18 12 - Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - 7/17/18 11 - Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - 7/10/18 10 - Reception of Books by the Churches - How the New Testament Was Formed pt. 5 - 7/3/18 9 - Apostolic Transfer of Books - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt 4 - 6/26/18 8 - Antiquity - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - 6/22/18 7 - Apostolic Origin - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 3 - NT Canon Series pt 2 -6/19/18 6 - The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - 6/13/18 5 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - Canon of Scripture pt 3 - 6/5/18 4 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - Canon of Scripture pt 2 - 5/29/18 3 - What is the Canon of Scripture and Why it is Important - Canon of Scripture pt 1 - 5/23/18 2 - Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr - 5/18/18 1 - Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada - 5/8/18 Music provided by Pond5.
In the first half of the 20th century, the automobile became a symbol of freedom to American families. Middle-class families able to afford their own car were no longer restricted to train or bus timetables, and the great American road trip was born. But for black Americans, this new freedom collided with old hatred, prejudices and dangers. The road trip's appeal called to everyone equally, but not everyone was treated equally. African Americans began using “the Green Book,” a guide to places that were friendly to them along their journey. In September, I met Tamiko Harvey, the travel blogger behind Passports and Grub, who actually took her daughter on a family road trip using the Green Book. How Tomiko became interested in the Green Book Tomiko and I met while touring the Civil Rights Trail in Birmingham, Alabama, where they actually have a Green Book on display there in the Civil Rights Museum. That really sparked her interest in learning more about the book, and she was able to purchase a copy on Amazon. As she says, we're supposed to be living in a post-racial society, but of course that's not true. So she wanted to see what it would be like traveling the Green Book today. Why the Green Book was necessary As Tomiko says, black people in the early 20th century had to plan out every detail of a road trip. They had to dress a certain way, they had to be sure of what time of day they would be traveling in certain areas, and they had to know their route precisely because a wrong turn could literally be deadly. It was a really planned and methodical process that we don't even think about now. Black motorists had to think about where they were going to eat, where they were going to get gas, where they could use a restroom. A lot of these travelers were Civil Rights activists or business travelers. Leisure travel was not as prominent as we think of it today. “Vacation and recreation without humiliation.” The book was originally published in 1936 in New York, and as Tomiko says it became a sort of Yellow Pages for black travelers. It outlined friendly restaurants, gas stations, hotels, drug stores and barber shops that were safe during Jim Crow. It came about because Victor Green, the author, was having difficulty traveling. The book was circulated in black establishments, even in hotels and restaurants. And it was marketed with the tagline: “Vacation and recreation without humiliation.” About 15,000 copies a year were sold to black travelers. Brittany told me a great story about brothers divided over the revolution that you have to hear. Tomiko travels the book Tomiko and her family live outside of Nashville, Tennessee, and when her daughter had to go to Orlando, Florida for a cheering competition, she decided to take the book and see what it was like to travel through those Southern states for black people in the 1930s. As she says, they often had to go an hour or two out of their way just to ensure they were going somewhere safe. A lot of the places on the routes were actually people's homes, old gas stations or even empty lots now. She said it added something like three hours to their trip to go out of the way. Her story, and the story of the book, is so fascinating. I highly recommend checking out this episode. Outline of This Episode [2:52] How Tomiko became interested in the Green Book [8:27] What it was like to travel for black Americans [14:52] The book's origins [21:15] How people got the Green Book [24:25] Tomiko decides to travel the book [34:20] The continued racism in America [40:40] How Tomiko got started writing about travel and food [42:42] What to eat in Nashville Resources Mentioned Passports and Grub Birmingham and the Civil Rights Movement (my episode) Tomiko's piece about the Civil Rights Museum Connect With Stephanie stephanie@historyfangirl.com https://historyfangirl.com Support Stephanie on Patreon Featuring the song “Places Unseen” by Lee Rosevere. More info and photographs for this episode at: https://historyfangirl.com/traveling-the-green-book/
Since the 2013 Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act, many states have pushed a dizzying array of changes to voter laws that raise disturbing connections to the past. On this week's show, we'll hear stories about the hard fought battles for the right to vote, and examine whether modern day voting requirements are a step backwards in the ongoing struggle for civil rights. Featuring: Reverend Tyrone Edwards, civil rights historian in Plaquemines Parish Louisiana; Tyrone Brooks, Georgia State Representative; Clifford Kuhn, Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; JT Johnson, civil rights organizer; Allen Secher, rabbi; Jerel James and Tamia Adkinson, docents at Civil Rights Museum of St. Augustine; August Tinson, testified in U.S. vs Fox (1962); Gary May, professor of history at the University of Delaware and the author of Bending Towards Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy. Music in show: “Ain't Scared of Your Jails,” sung at civil rights march in Washington, D.C. August 1963 “Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter…and Spring” by Newton Balloon “Vaya” by andrés elstein “Equal Soul” by Trans Atlantic Rage / Balogh Credits: Host: Laura Flynn Producers: Laura Flynn, Andrew Stelzer, George Lavender, Jasmin Lopez Contributing Producers: Anna Simonton and Dina Weinstein Executive Director: Lisa Rudman Web Editor: Kwan Booth More information: Bending Toward Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy By Gary May Civil Rights Library of St. Augustine The Formula Behind the Voting Rights Act New York Times Southern Poverty Law Center Department of Justice NY Times: Tracking changes of voting law changes ProPublica Civil Rights timeline ACLU Voting Rights Act timeline Movement Music Freedom Songs: Selma, Alabama Lyrics of the Freedom Songs Articles, reports, etc. Court Decisions on Voting Rules Sow Confusion in state Races New York Times Issues Related to State Voter Identification Laws U.S. Government Accountability Office United States v. Fox, 211 F. Supp. 25 (E.D. La. 1962) District Court, E.D. Louisiana. Remembering A Civil Rights Swim-In: It was A Milestone' Lyndon B. Johnson speech Before Congress on Voting Rights (March 15, 1965) The post Thwarting Democracy: The Battle for Voting Rights (Encore) appeared first on KPFA.
Introduction Paul as he was evaluating his preaching ministry in Corinth, said, these remarkable words, 1 Corinthians 2:3. He said, "I was with you in weakness and fear and much trembling." So I feel that today a few weeks ago, I felt led by the Lord I felt pressed on my heart that Ephesians 6:9 would be a jumping off place to talk about an issue that faces our nation and our church, our ministry and this community, and that's the topic of racism. Since that time, I've done a lot of reading. I've done a lot of talking to friends, both black and white. I've talked to leaders in the community, other pastors. And the more I've had those conversations, the more this sense of fear and trembling has increased, not decreased. This is a hot issue for people. It's hard for people, it's hard to hear, it's hard to talk about, it's polarizing, it's divisive, and painful. That's why I somewhat identify with Paul's self-assessment weakness, fear, trembling. But, you know, I also stand before you today with a tremendous confidence in the power of the Word of God to make changes in human hearts, that the Word of God has a supernatural power to change the world. It's been going on for 20 centuries the Gospel of Christ and so Paul continues in 1 Corinthians the next couple of verses saying, "My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words, but with the demonstration of the Spirit's power, so that your faith might not rest on men's wisdom but on God's power." So I just have a sense of confidence that the Word of God is powerful to demolish satanic strongholds, and I just consider racism to be a satanic stronghold, and I think 2 Corinthians 10 says that we wield weapons that have supernatural power to blow up satanic strongholds. Blow them up. I believe that racism is a subset of the overall darkness satanic darkness that's come on the human race. It's a subset of it, that darkness is the darkness of sin, of rebellion against a holy God. But God has sovereignly shown his light in the darkness. Isaiah 9:2, "The people walking in darkness have seen a great light, on those living in the land of the shadow of death a light has dawned." And that light is Christ. Jesus said, "I am the light of the world. I am the light of the world, whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." And God's word is light. Psalm 119:105, "A lamp to our feet and a light to our path." And the Church, God's Church is light, we are the light of the world, Jesus said. “He lights a lamp and puts it up on a stand and it gives light to everyone in the house.” And so it says in Isaiah 60, speaking of the heavenly Zion, "Arise and shine for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord rises upon you. Behold, darkness covers the earth and thick darkness is over the peoples, but the Lord rises upon you and his glory appears over you, nations will come to your light and kings to the brightness of your dawn." So the obstacles are huge, problems are complex, seem to be insoluble but I think where the darkness is the greatest, God's light can shine most gloriously. Where the enemy is seen to be strongest, God's power is displayed most radiantly gloriously and that's what I want to see happen today and through our church. I. Recent Events Search Our Souls Summer of 2016 So we begin by just looking at recent events. Recent events, just search our souls. This summer has been a hot summer. Now I know it's hot, it's hot, every day. I had some hope last week when it got to be 75. I'm just weak and it's not because I'm from Massachusetts, I don't like the cold either. So it's been steaming hot this summer. But the heat I'm talking about here, is the heat of current events. It's the heat of the issues connected with this topic of racism. On July 5th, Alton Sterling a 37-year-old African-American man was shot several times at point-blank range while being pinned down by two white police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. And the incident and downloading of the videos led to ever escalating protests, resulting in a July 9th, demonstration, in which police officers were injured. And then the next day, July 6, Philando Castile was fatally shot, in St. Anthony Minnesota. Police officer Jeronimo Yanez pulled him over in St. Paul, Castile's girlfriend Diamond Reynolds was with him in the car, and after being asked for his license and registration Castile notified the officer, he had a license to carry weapon and one in the car and office told him not to move, and as he was putting his hands up, the officer, shot him in the arm four times and he bled to death. Diamond Reynolds video live streamed it and it obviously created immense reaction culminating in the shooting of three officers in Baton Rouge July 17th. All of these things coming together. And these events at the beginning of the summer just two more in a series of high profile events, all fitting that description of interactions between people of color and law enforcement. The names have been burned into our minds, Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, John Crawford III, Michael Brown, places like Ferguson, Missouri, North Charleston, South Carolina have become the focus of intense national scrutiny. A year ago in April 2015, in Baltimore, in the city of Baltimore, there were significant race riots, racial riots involving the injuries stemming from incidents involving injuries of Freddie Gray at the hands again, of law enforcement officials pushed the outrage of African-American community to a boiling point, and demonstrations got violent. Somewhere in the midst of all of those events that we've been discussing, that have been going on in recent years, a controversial group called Black Lives Matter was organized, and has become an increasingly vocal, and visible part of the political election and other parts of the landscape. Borrowing a phrase from Thomas Paine's opening words in his American crisis written around the time of the American Revolution. "These are the times that try men's souls." Or search our souls, should search our souls. My Own Anguish and Journey So, I have searched my soul and I've been thinking about myself. So who am I? Where do I come from? What's my background? Well, I was born in Boston, I was raised in Eastern Massachusetts, I was Irish-Catholic, went to college as an unbelieving, nominal Catholic. Never dreamed when I matriculated as a freshman at MIT, that I would end up the senior pastor of a Southern Baptist Church. I don't think any of those words would have meant anything to me at that point. What in the world is that? On this issue, as I find myself now the senior pastor of a predominantly white Bible Belt Southern Baptist Church, pastor in the Southern Baptist Convention which I learned after I became a Southern Baptist, that it was started in 1845, when slave-holding missionaries wanted to take their slaves with them on the mission field and Northern Baptists refused and so, they broke off and started the denomination of which this church is a member. I was surprised to find that out, but it's just history. 1845. The same year this church was established. The more I've learned details about the struggle for the Civil Rights Movement and the terrible injustices of the Jim Crow era, institutional racism, that segregated South. So I didn't see with my own eyes, I was more in 1962, so the Civil Rights Movement was going but I was really little, I didn't know much about it, but since the Civil War ended, and 13th or 14th amendments, were passed ending slavery. But then the situation just was still horrible, for blacks in America. And then I look at my own heart and I just have always had, honestly revulsion and hatred for those kinds of things. It's always been part of my life but honestly I didn't have any black friends growing up. None. There were just none in the community at all. I know that Boston was a focal point of racial tensions and demonstrations and even riots, violent riots during the busing era. But again, I didn't know much about that. I think in my heart, honestly, I'd always wanted to have African-American friends, but I just didn't have an opportunity. So I was wired that way, but in the end, it didn't really help me because I tended more and more to think that's got nothing to do with me. That's not who I am. It's not what I think, it's not what I've done. So I don't really need to think about this topic. But I believe that I have a position of responsibility in this community, a position to lead this church, to preach the Word, and I'm increasingly aware that most of my sins, and the racial issues have to do with sins of omission, not sins of commission, things that I should have been doing and haven't been doing. And I'm going to have to give the Lord and account some day, for my ministry in this community. And the issue of racial reconciliation is going to be one of the themes we're going to discuss, I believe, and I want to be faithful. TGC and Mika Edmondson Back in May, I attended the stakeholders meeting of the Gospel Coalition. Every other year, we have a conference, a big conference and then the alternate year it's just the Gospel Coalition gets together and we're a group of mostly pastors, but also evangelical leaders from different denominational backgrounds. And we had the privilege of listening to Dr. Mike Edmondson talk about this theme, this title, it was assigned to him, "Is Black Lives Matter", that group, "the New Civil Rights Movement?" Well, that talk just blew me away. I didn't know that much about BLM. I learned a lot from him about it. He did a great job of just tracing out very carefully the differences between BLM and the Civil Rights Movement led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and others. Significant differences. For example, the Civil Rights Movement was originated in the black church and was steeped with biblical themes and a desire for reconciliation, genuine reconciliation between blacks and whites, a genuine unleashing of biblical truths by Dr. King and others. Many of the leaders were pastors etcetera, they used non-violence that many said got from Gandhi but Gandhi said he got it from Jesus, so let's just give the glory of Jesus of loving your enemies, turning the other cheek, winning people's affections by that kind of behavior. And that was the strategy. BLM is different in many ways. I think perhaps most significantly by their embracing of the Gay Rights Agenda and linking those two together in ways that Evangelical Christians find repugnant, especially black leaders who were active in the Civil Rights Movement, just find utterly repugnant, and don't agree at all that it's the same. Also some embracing of socialism, socialistic themes by BLM and seemed countenancing violence and other things just some significant difference but none of that was what really moved me. What really moved me was at the end he said, "Do you understand why BLM has been raised up? Why? It's because the evangelical church has stayed on the sidelines on this issue. There's been no coherent, well-thought out, vigorous evangelical answer to these social issues. That's why." He said, "We the church can do better than Black Lives Matter. We must do better than that. We must step up and speak the truth about these things, so that that movement becomes by contrast, pathetic and obsolete because these issues are so, in such a healthy, beautiful way being addressed by the Church." So his words burned in my heart, I was moved. I was moved to tears. So, three weeks ago, I was going to a place to study and write my next sermon, which I thought that morning my next sermon was going to be on spiritual warfare. God willing, that will be next week. But instead, I ran into a friend of mine, African-American man named Eddie White, who went through our internship a number of years ago. Eddie was a layman in his church and just felt the leading to become a vocational pastor. He wanted to become a pastor. Found out about our internship, did some research on the website, and downloaded some things. That same day he saw Matthew Hodges driving the van with the First Baptist Church thing on the side, he's like, "Woah! A sign from God." He followed him to Liberty Street, got out and had a conversation, went through our internship, eventually left his job, went to Southeastern Seminary, and is now a pastor. Big fork in his road and we were privileged of being able to walk with him. Saw me right away, recognized me, we hugged. And I stood there in the parking lot and talked to him for 50 minutes on my study day. But I didn't realize that the Lord had different plans for me and that a whole different sermon. So, we got to talking about these themes. He said, "Pastor you need to come with me to the Greensboro Civil Rights Museum." I said, "When do you want to do it?" He said, "How about this week?" So we went that Thursday. It's the kind of thing that changes your life. He took me first on a tour of NC A&T, traditionally black college. There we parked and then I was walking by a statue with four guys on it. Now, we did more walking by that statute, he came back and said, "These were the Greensboro Four." I didn't know anything about the Greensboro Four, many of you do, many of you don't. But there is this big statue of four men standing side by side. The Greensboro Four were students at NC A&T during the Civil Rights era. Back then by law, public institutions were segregated. The lying slogan at the time was, separate but equal. Well, they were separate, the “separate” part was vigorously enforced, but the “equal” not at all. Separate schools, separate motels, separate restrooms, separate water fountains, separate swimming pools, separate places on public transportation. John Piper said in his book Bloodlines, he said, "How could you communicate more clearly the lie that being black was like a disease?" Well, there was a Woolworth’s in Greensboro, for you younger people. Woolworth’s was that generation's version of Walmart. I remember Woolworth’s, I actually walked into a Woolworth’s once. But there was a Woolworths there and they had a lunch counter and the lunch counter had a place where you could sit and eat. But it was open to whites only. Blacks could order food there, but they had to take it out. So these four students thinking of just a way to agitate and to affect change said, "Why don't we go to lunch counter and sit down and order something and not leave till they serve us?" So that's what they did. Four students, David Richmond, Franklin McCain, Ezell Blair Jr. and Joseph McNeil, did that on February 1st, 1960, at 4:30 PM, walked into Woolworths, went right, they couldn't sit side by side, but they found seats, sat down and ordered coffee. They were obviously immediately refused and urged to leave fervently, but they didn't leave. They stayed there until the store closed that night. The next day, more NC A&T students joined in this and it started to grow. 20 more students recruited from other campuses joined in, white customers heckled them while they peacefully studied to keep busy. Just reading books, newspaper reporters, a TV film crew covered the second day, and more and more people got involved. Within one week of the initial protest, Greensboro students throughout North Carolina in different other campuses following black campuses like Central here and all that, here in Durham, started similar protests. It became a whole pattern of protest, and it was incredibly effective. The original Woolworth’s in Greensboro, where those demonstrations were happening, however, was losing money hand over fist to the tune of $1.6 million, during those weeks. So the store manager Clarence Harris quietly asked three black employees to change out of their work clothes and order a meal at the counter and it was done. The segregation of that lunch counter was finished. So we were standing there on the campus. He told me this story, etcetera. I didn't know anything about it. We went from there to the Greensboro Civil Rights Museum, which is at the Woolworths where the Woolworths was, but it's not a museum. And we went in, and it was just extremely moving for me, to walk through that place to see the photos up on the wall to be reminded of what things were like. It's recent history friends, recent history. And it's difficult to look at those pictures, pictures of violence, the Birmingham Police turning a water cannon on peaceful protesters, freedom riding buses being firebombed, lynchings. I saw a Coke machine there that was in the bus terminal, I think, at that time. Again, segregated had a black section, white section, but the Coke machine had been designed to have two faces to places to vend. So with the wall separated, but you had the white side and the black side. The white side was 5 cents a Coke, black side 10 cents. The woman who was giving us a tour said, "I was down in the Coke Museum down in Atlanta, they didn't have one of these machines down there, one of those historical machines. Didn't show it." But it's there in the Civil Rights Museum. Clear evidence of separate but unequal, I mean unequal price. So at one point, I look over at Eddie and there's tears streaming down his face. I was just at a museum, just looking at pictures, thinking about history sober-minded, but he was feeling at a whole different level. His mother had been involved in the counter demonstrations there at NC A&T, she had been a part of it. She told them all these stories. And it bothered me that it meant more to Eddie than it meant to me. It felt like we weren't as one as we could be. I wanted to be more one with my friend. This pattern of non-violent protest continued. There were certain other aspects people would challenge like they had things called pray-ins, where groups of black people would go to predominantly white churches, and come and just kneel and pray, taking whatever abuse came. Some white churches responded by having human chains, blocking people from getting in. Some churches did that. It's possible our church did that, not for sure. Anecdotally we heard that that happened. So, that's history. What is “Racism”? So, what is racism? What are we even talking about? Can I tell you, first of all, I don't really know how to define race? The more I think about it, the harder it gets. I don't even know what it is. I can define ‘human race.’ But I have a hard time defining race. It's very, very difficult, just has to do with physical features or attributes that cluster a group or identify a person. Racism John Piper defines this way, "An explicit or implicit belief or practice that qualitatively values one race above another." So, it's a belief leading to actions that one race is superior to all others or maybe to a specific other race. So superiority of one race, inferiority of the other race or races, and then actions that flow from it. I think it has to do with a bias, a slant, a perspective that always goes in one direction, coupled with denigration and even hostility toward others. That's what I think of when I think of racism. I was at a basketball game my son was playing in a week ago. We're sitting in the stands, and the father of one of Calvin's opponents was sitting behind me. He had a good set of lungs. And I just thought the man was exceptionally biased in all of his comments. They all seemed to go from one slant. Whether the refereeing or the plays that were made or his praise or his condemnation, everything went one direction. But what really got me was when he said, "We should be wiping up the floor with this team." I was like, "Alright I'm about ready to say something." My son's been playing basketball most of his life. He can play a little. So he's not a mop. I kept my tongue. I don't know if it was cowardice, or good manners, or Christian sanctification, but I didn't say anything. I don't want to trivialize at all racism, but it's that bias, where you see every current event, whatever from your angle, and then that denigration of the other people where they're like mops or lower than you. That's what I think of. Why Am I Talking About This Now? Now, why am I talking about this now, why today? Well, I've already told you, one reason, current events. I don't want the church to have its head in the sand like we don't know what's going on, and we're not relevant. That's a lie. The Bible is perfectly relevant to everything that's going on, the Gospel is. But also the text that you heard Ben read for us look at it again, it says, "Masters, treat your slaves in the same way,” the same way that I encourage the slaves to have in mind the invisible Jesus, every moment that they serve, and they do their service as unto him. Masters, I want you to be aware of the invisible Jesus all the time, in how you treat your slaves. Do not threaten them. Talked about that at length last time, not going back into that. Since you know that he who is both their master and yours doesn't have, Now here's the phrase. "And there is no favoritism with him." “No partiality” some translations give us. He's “no respecter of persons.” So I've meditated on, “there is no favoritism.” That's where the sermon title comes from. There is no racism with Christ. So as I thought about, “What does it mean?” I think there's a positive and a negative side of there's no favoritism. First, he equally delights in every person that he has made in terms of their amoral distinctives. He just enjoys how he made you. He just delights in the color of your skin, the color of your hair, the color of your eyes, the shape of your eyes, the shape of your nose, the shape of your chin, your height, all of those amoral diverse tendencies of humans, God delights in all of them, equally. Now that's unbelievably important. Even aside from the topic of racism, I want all of you to be able to look in the mirror and say God made me, and be delighted in what he made. And God does make differences. He does make distinctions. Frankly, where would the Olympic games, be if there weren't differences between people? Everybody would finish in a tie. God makes differences, but Paul says clearly in Corinthians, "Who made you different than anyone else?" Answer, “God did.” And what do you have that you didn't receive? Answer, “Nothing, everything I have, I received.” “And if you did receive it, then why do you boast as though you did not?” That kills racism right there. Every difference, God made, and we should delight in it. God just delights in what he has made. So what I want, is I want us to be able to look at each other's faces and just delight in what God's made fearfully and wonderfully, and just say, "It's beautiful, all of it because my Father made it." So that's positive, there's no favoritism with God, it goes that way. Then negatively, on Judgment Day, every moral decision. So I talked about amoral distinctions. Every moral issue will be evaluated fairly and justly by God. There's no favoritism, no special deals, no skillful lawyers with their special techniques, no sweetheart deals, no bribes, none of that. Romans 2:9-11, "There will be trouble and distress for every human being who does evil, first for the Jew, then for the Gentile, but glory, honor and peace, for everyone who does right, first for the Jew, then for the Gentile, for God does not show favoritism." That's what that means. So Judgment Day, level ground. So, we face the challenge of racism and we have weapons of biblical truth in our hands. Now, if you look at your outline, the bulletin, I want to look at five biblical just heat-seeking missiles, that destroy racism. But I want to cluster them together. I want all of them together, that if we really embrace these biblical theological themes, racism should be gone forever, certainly from the Church. II. Biblical Doctrine Destroys Racism Creation: The Whole Race Descended from One Man So, first creation. Biblically, the Bible teaches plainly all of us are created in the image of God. Every single human being is equally in the image of God, and even more fascinatingly, all of us are descended from one man. That's amazing. It says in Acts 17:26, "From one man, he made every nation of man, that they should inhabit the whole earth, and He had determined the time set for them, and the exact places where they should live." Now why, why is that relevant to race? Well, it's because people get separated, like after the flood gets separated from each other and settle in certain valleys, and just are there without interactions from outsiders. And then they have children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. Some genetic tendencies start to float to the surface and then they all start to have those tendencies. Like, God celebrating in Isaiah 18, the people of Cush, the Cushites, what we call modern Ethiopians, he said, "Go to a people tall and smooth-skinned." It's just delight that God has in that beautiful people. But he describes them physically. How do they get to be that way taller than other people? They're all descendants from Noah, all descended from Adam, but it has do with how God sovereignly orchestrated these things to happen. It's a beautiful thing, and God knew exactly what happened when he put all of that in the genetic code of Adam. Boy is he going to be surprised when he has a red-headed kid and one with black hair, and he's like, “Huh? Interesting.” You know, interesting. And just a journey of discovery Adam and Eve finding out just how diverse it can all get. But it's just a beautiful thing. Fall: The Whole Human Race Equally Sinned in Adam Secondly, the fall. Every single human being on earth, is equally fallen in Adam. We all fell in Adam. Romans 5:12 says, "Sin entered the world through one man, and death sin. And in this way death came to all men, because all sinned.” We're all sinful in Adam positionally, and then we're sinful in ourselves actually, because we received from Adam a sin nature and though we don't sin, all of us sin exactly the same ways. So no, I don't sin exactly the same way as other people, but all of us are equally in need of Jesus, the Savior, all of us. And so Paul is very clear about this in Romans 3, "What shall we conclude then? Are we any better?" Romans 3:9, "Not at all." So, there he's talking to Gentile. Are we any better? Are they any better? We're all in the same place for he says, "Not at all, we have already made the charge that Jews and Gentiles are whites and blacks whatever, either or you want to put it, are equally under sin." “As it is written, There is no one righteous, not even one, no one who understands, no one who seeks God, all have turned aside, they together become worthless.” There is no one who does good, not even one, that's all of us. There's a unity in sin here, shameful unity, unity in shame. And you can say, "Well I don't do this." Yeah, but James 2:10 says, "Whoever keeps the whole law and stumbles at one point of it, guilty of breaking all of it." And then there's that multigenerational aspect in Matthew 23, Jesus said, "Woe to you scribes and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You build tombs for the prophets and decorate the graves of the righteous. And you say, 'If we had lived in the days of our forefathers, we would not have taken part with them in shedding the blood of the prophets.'" Now, listen, the next thing Jesus says, "And so, you testify against yourselves that you are the descendants of those who murdered the prophets. Fill up, then the measure of the sins of your forefathers." Now, friends, each person stands or falls on his or her own actions. We're not responsible for the sins of our fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers. But there's something going on in what Jesus said there. And so for me to disavow guilt, say, "I wouldn’t have done it, that's not who I am." It's not helpful, that's not a helpful way it's true, but not helpful. I didn't commit the same sins as a clansmen, who did a lynching, or as some evil people that bombed little girls in Birmingham, or a governor that blocks Brown v. Board of Education. I didn't commit all those same sins, but I'm human, like that. Each of those people are, we're all human. And I can't say, "Look, I know I would never have done any of those things." In Daniel 9, Daniel prayed in solidarity with his people, the Jewish nation. Daniel being a pure man not sinless, but he just included himself. "We have sinned, we have violated your laws, we have broken your covenant, we have disobeyed, you." And there's that solidarity. So God gives to each person according to what he has done, that's true, but God calls in us with humility to recognize the same sin nature in me, as in anybody else. We all need a Savior. Redemption: Elect from Every Nation Were Equally Redeemed by Christ Thirdly, redemption. Thank God, there is a Savior. Thank God, Jesus came to save us from these sins and in God's plan, he elected, he chose people from every tribe, and language, and people, and nation, to be redeemed by the blood of Jesus. Revelation 5:9, "You were slain, [speaking to Jesus,] you were slain, and with your blood you purchased men, for God from every tribe and language and people, and nation." Revelation 7 pictures them standing around the throne and worshipping God in white robes and saying, "Salvation belongs to our God who sits on the throne." So in that way, Romans 3:22 says, "There is no difference, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God and are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus." God presented him as a propitiation of blood sacrifice, the one who turns away God's wrath through faith in his blood. We're all saved the same way, thank God. Church: The Church All Over the World is One in Christ And then fourthly, that brings me immediately the doctrine of the Church. Having been justified, we are then assimilated, by the Spirit into one Church worldwide. And we have sweet fellowship through the Spirit with people of radically different backgrounds than us. We have become one body in Christ. That's just true, there's not different works God's doing all over the world, one work. And so, Galatians 3:27-28, says, "All of you who are baptized in Christ Jesus have clothed yourself with Christ. There is neither junior Greek, slave nor free, male nor female for you're all one in Christ Jesus." And then Colossians 3:11, "Here there is no Greek or Jew, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all and is in all." So that unity of the Church, that destroys racism. And then finally, best of all, Heaven. Where are we going? What's it going to be like when we get there? How beautiful is that? We are going to see people from every tribe, and language, people and nation. I already said, Revelation 7:9-10. I believe, maintaining amoral diversity. Purified, all of us from our sins, but different from one another. I can't imagine, some matrix of people all standing the exact same height, face, shape and all that. That's just weird. And I wouldn't know why that was even what happened. In our resurrection bodies we all look exactly alike and that doesn't make any sense to me. But we'll be pure from all sins, pride, racism, it'll be gone. And we're going to be together, and these central topic of Heaven will not be any of us. It'll be Christ and his achievements and we're going to be together worshipping. And so, Isaiah 60, the picture of the heavenly Zion, gates standing open continually to receive wealth from the nations pouring in, diverse displays of worship to almighty God, that's what that is. Isaiah 60:11. So These five biblical themes have the power to destroy racism, creation, fall redemption, church and heaven. III. A Journey of Unity John 17: Trinitarian Unity Now, my go-to verse on multi-ethnic churches has been for years, John 17, Jesus's prayer that all of the world who hears the Gospel through the words of the apostles, “that all of them, Jesus prays may be one, Father, just as you and I are one, may they be brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me. And have loved them even as you've loved me.” One of the key things I've said this before, I'll say it again, I believe you should go through John 17, the so-called high priestly prayer of Jesus and say everything Jesus asked for, he gets, everything, 100% because that's just Jesus, he never prays outside of the will of the Father ever. So it's like, "Oh gee, I wish Jesus could have the unity he prayed for." No, he's going to get it, it's going to happen. We are going to be in Heaven as one as the Father and the Son are one. Now, what does that mean? It's a mystery, but in the doctrine of the Trinity, we have ‘separate’ if we can use that language, persons who have a perfectly one relationship with one another and never ever disagree about anything, ever. And not only that, but they passionately hold their views with each other. I really, really love Jesus. Well, I really do too. And that's how Heaven's going to be like. I mean not exactly like that, but better. But that sense of passionate oneness around the truth and the works of redemption and Jesus, but he's thinking about now may they be in the process of becoming more and more one to let the watching world see a work that only God could do. Don't you yearn to see that in this local church? That we would put the Gospel on display by supernatural unity, but the journey ahead of us is going to be hard. It's a journey of hard work, of seeking out areas, pockets of sin and shining the Gospel light. And so, a journey of justice and love stands in front of us. There're just serious social issues to address. The evangelical church has traditionally had a blind spot on social action and social justice. There's a long history of this. The fundamentalists tended to withdraw from science and culture and just pull back and just get in their own plays, and just celebrate Jesus crucified and bodily resurrected the fundamentals, but to not engage the surrounding culture. And this is part of that lack of engagement. Michael Emerson and Christian Smith, wrote a book called Divided By Race: Evangelical Religion and The Problem of Race in America. They said this, "Recall that in the Jim Crow era, most evangelicals even in the North, did not think it their duty to oppose segregation. Instead, they felt it was enough to treat blacks they knew personally with courtesy and fairness." “So my job as a Christian is just be Christian to everyone I know. Just treat them kindly and with respect and that's it. And not challenge the structural institutional sins, not do anything about that.” That's a heritage. IV. A Journey of Justice and Love So what is our goal? This is a slogan I've got. And this is like what's in front of me? A prayer goal on the issue of racism in society and structurally and in institutions. I got this from a quote in Piper's book, Bloodlines, "To render race inconsequential for life opportunities, to render race inconsequential for life opportunities, or irrelevant let's say. It doesn't matter what your race is, here are the opportunities." That's the goal. Now, I will say that's much more true now than it was 50 years ago. I think that clearly, progress has been made, and isn't that encouraging? The Christians through action and non-Christians too but just through common grace whatever, you can become, the society can become less racist and more openly, or overtly, just. So that's encouraging to us to try. But that's what we want to see happen or in Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous statement, "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." That's a different way of saying the same thing. So we have a biblical commitment to act especially in proportion to our positions of responsibility. So the more that God's given you, the more He's going to require from you. So we have a commitment to speak up. Isaiah 1:17, "Seek justice, encourage the oppressed, defend the cause of the fatherless, plead the case of the widow." Isaiah 1:17. Later Isaiah 58:6, "Is not this the kind of fasting that I have chosen to loose the chains of injustice and untie the cords of the yoke to set the oppressed free and break every yoke?" Or Proverbs 31:8-9, "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves", that's advocacy, "For the rights of all who are destitute, speak up and judge fairly and defend the causes or the rights for the poor and needy." There Remain Serious Social Issues to Address So present hot button issues, what are we going to do? Let's take the law enforcement and people of color issues. Now these are terrible incidents, but it's pretty obvious that I tend to see them differently than my black friends do. And that's a problem for me. I want to see things more together. I want us to be together and see it, and to understand what they see when something like that happens. Some people deny that in those incidents, there's any racism at all. I don't know how you can know that, but there isn't any. What happened is that people are resisting arrest, and then this happens, etcetera. Other people think it's nothing but racism all the time. The answer is probably somewhere in the middle. On those that say there's no racism, all there's specific cases though, they've become a little bit difficult to explain when like an African-American gentleman's on his back with his arm, straight up, and just trying to surrender quickly whatever, and still get shot. And then, does the society react properly? The grand juries and all that, do they do the right thing? So there's just issues with that all over. I know that most of the people within a one-mile or three mile radius of this place that we might seek to reach would see things radically differently I think than us, and that should matter as we're trying to reach the community. But there's deeper issues than that. I'll tell you, on that particular one, I saw a panel discussion, a round table discussion after Ferguson. And there was this one African-American sister in Christ, who's married to a black police officer, she said, "I can't tell you how conflicting this whole issue is for me. I see it very much from the angle of racial justice, but I want my husband to come home safely at the end of the night." And those are touchy moments when there's tension. And you got a split second decision. It's hard to know what to do. What kind of training? What kind of response after the fact, investigating the incident? Hard to know. That's what she said, speaking honestly. But I know there are deeper issues. Present Conditions There're heartbreaking issues concerning the African-American community, especially young men in the African-American community. Homicide is the number one cause of death for black men between 15 and 29 years of age and has been for decades. 94% of all black people who are murdered, are murdered by other black people. It's heart-breaking. The more you look at this, it's just shattering. It's like, "Lord, what can we do?" In the past several decades the suicide rate among young black men, has increased more than 100%. In some cities, black males have a high school dropout rate of more than 50%. I was standing in line at Lowe's yesterday with Calvin, hoping you don’t if I tell. Calvin was turning on flashlights and turning them off and he was urging me to buy one of them. Like I'm good. High energy, lots of stuff going on. I just wanted to check out and leave. African-American woman standing next to me, she said, "That's just the way boys are. I have three sons of my own." We got into a conversation. "How old are your sons?" Her name was Lynn. "How old are your sons?" "Well praise Jesus they're 19, 18, and 15." I said, "Well Calvin's 15." We got talking. She says, "A 19-year-old and he's still a virgin.” She said that to me. We're total strangers. A little awkward. It's awkward. It's like, "Oh, good for you. Keep it up." But just the themes of raising young men and the challenges of doing that, and how hard it is, and this is much on her mind as a mother. These themes come together, they're not in a vacuum, they come together in a complex of issues, In 1965, the year after the passage of the Civil Rights Act, 24% of black births in America were to single women. Today, the number is 72%. Just the devastation and being raised without a godly father who can give direction to a young man as he grows. Now, as we look at this complex of issues, there tend to be polarized answers. Answer number one, answer number two. Answer number one tends to focus on personal responsibility. Individuals need to take personal responsibility for their education, their morality, their actions. They need to live up to standards of society, and not get into the kind of difficulties that cause all these troubles. Alright? Focus number two is structural or institutional reform. There has to be significant changes made to society and structures in society. Bigger than any individual and it's going to take massive efforts to make. Those are two approaches, two different approaches. Social or political conservatives tend to be in the first camp, Republicans. And then social, what do you say, political liberals, etcetera, Democrats for the most part tend to be in the other. And there you've got that divide. What do you do? And African-American scholars are divided in the same way. Two Seemingly Conflicting Poles Henry Louis Gates Junior of Harvard, said, "The causes of poverty within the black community are both structural and behavioral. It's not one or the other." He said this, "Not to demand that each member of the black community accept individual responsibility for their behavior, whether that behavior assumes the form of gang violence, sexual activity,” you name it, “is another way of selling out a beleaguered community." But Elijah Anderson of Yale said, "Without a massive program of reconstruction, inner-city residents, especially young black men will remain mired in hopeless circumstances that they cannot escape." Now, if you go with the more structural intervention side, things get even more complicated and divisive. Government intervention has made a difference, a big difference, like Brown versus Board of Education and other things with the Civil Rights Act. It does make a difference. But sometimes structural intervention makes things worse, like things like affirmative action programs are criticized, even by black scholars because they establish a preferential treatment for blacks, the kind of writes, impermanently a gap, which is insulting frankly, to African-Americans at that point. But then how do you level the playing field? So what do you do? Shelby Steele, African-American scholar says this, "Blacks can have no real power without taking responsibility for their own educational and economic development. Whites can have no racial innocence without earning it by eradicating discrimination and helping the disadvantagde to develop both sides." I feel harmony with that statement. So for us, we have to look at what God's given us, what positions of influence, what has he given us that we can use to level the playing field in an intelligent way. John Piper: “Seven Feelings Rise In My Heart” Now, as I was reading Bloodlines by Piper, he got to after going back and forth and back and forth for far more pages than I burdened you with this morning. He just stopped in the middle of the book he said, "Can I tell you I have seven feelings right now?" That's John Piper by the way, he just has seven feelings. Most of us have one feeling, he has seven. But they were just so thorough and complete and they lined up and I just thought it was right. What were his seven feelings? “Alright, first I feel regret for my own sin in this area. Sense of regret. Secondly, I feel sorrow over cycles of despair and depression, and hopelessness and brokenness and the ruin of so many human lives. Thirdly, I feel anger at sin on all sides of this equation. No one's escaped. There is no one righteous, there's no one clean on this one. And I feel anger about that sin. Fourth, I feel frustration over untold layers of complexity of trying to actually solve this thing. It's frustrating to me that everything we try to do actually seems to make things worse sometimes. Fifthly, I feel empathy with the truth claims as I perceive them to be true on all sides of this debate. I feel drawn by the truth that I read and it's like, ‘Yeah that's true.’ Sixth, I feel a great longing to see the Gospel unleashed in this issue. And the Gospel preached, and individual saved, and lives transformed. And then finally, seventh, I feel tremendous hope for the future. Not just the eternal future of what's going to happen in Heaven but that even in our society, new things can be thought of, that will greatly improve life for everybody involved.” V. Application The Gospel Alright, so for me, applications. First and foremost, I always seek to preach the Gospel. And I actually see a lot of folks that are here that aren't usually here. Glad that you're here, praise God for that. I don't always know why people come to church, but I know this, none of this issue, this reason is by far the most significant issue of anybody's life. Jesus said, "What would it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?" So even if the entire world of opportunity were handed right to whether you're black or white, it wouldn't matter if you weren't a Christian, if you weren't born again, it will do you no good on Judgment Day. And beyond that, all of the biblical truth that I've talked about only gets unleashed in the lives of believers. People who believe these themes. So come to Christ and trust in Him. Embrace the Gospel, the Gospel has power to change hearts. Ask God to Search Your Heart Secondly, if you're a Christian, just take Psalm 139:23-24, and just say, "Search me, O God, and know my heart, show me patterns of sin inside me." Now on racism it may be issues of deeper hardness in your heart toward individuals that may be there. And you didn't know it was there. There's some hiddenness that can happen there. Could be some sins of commission, things you've said or done in the past and you should feel ashamed for it, and you feel that and you want forgiveness for it. But it might be like me, mostly sins of omission, that you've shrunk back from getting engaged frankly. Shrunk back from energetic ministries and out of laziness, selfishness, cowardice, whatever reason, "Search me, O God and show me know my heart." Seek New Friendships Thirdly, seek out genuine friendships with different people, people different than yourself. When I say seek out, I mean get out of your usual patterns, and go be involved in ministries or other things that enables you to make new friends that are different from you. And as you have opportunity, if they are, blacks with whites or whites with blacks, talk about these things. And don't shrink back from talking about it, but lean into the topic of racism like we've tried to do today and say, “Help me think better about this.” I want us, I want me and Eddie White, I want us to feel the same about the things that his mother went through. I want to feel the same and be one with my brother. And I want to be good friends. That's going to be one of the most important things you can do, genuine friendships with people who are different and genuine communication. Pray For An End to Racism Fourth, pray for an end to racism, that race would someday be irrelevant inconsequential for life opportunities. Just pray for that. Pray that God would work. And if you say that there's no such thing as bias, there's no such thing as, well very controversially the phrase, “white privilege,” things like that. Look, I understand why you might think that way. I understand certain aspects and some of them amoral and some of them moral. You don't want to feel like the things you learned in your education were just handed to you because you're white and all that. I understand all that. But I liken it to bike riding. I like to ride bikes for exercise, and I've just found that uphills are harder than downhills. Have you guys, maybe some of you right bikes and you know, it's just when it's like this, it's hard. And when I get to the top, I'm exhausted.: But if I get to turn around and come back down, I remember riding out in the Blue Ridge Parkway. I was with a friend of mine, and we rode uphill for two hours and downhill for like 20 minutes. Scariest ride of my life. Over 50 miles an hour on thin tires. I don't think I'll ever do that again. But it was exhilarating. But bias is like that. It's just like every stroke of the pedal is a little bit harder just a little bit harder. Like is it real, is it actually happening? Well, that's where friendships can come in, where you can actually communicate. What we're seeking is often called the level playing field, achieving it may be a lifetime work. I don't know, but that's the goal. That's what we're looking for. And pray for FBC Durham to be a light in a dark place in a city on a hill. Pray for us to do creative ministries. Find ways to reach out. I was talking to Nathan Miles after the Wednesday meeting about the refugee issue. And I didn't even touch how the refugee issue is an issue of racism, too. And I mean, I could go on and on about this. But just that kind of ministry will really help us grow in terms of social justice and getting involved or urban ministry. So many of you guys are involved in that. Pray that God would do a multi-ethnic work, in this church just more and more people of different backgrounds becoming members here. And then finally, don't see color blindness, seek delight in what God's made. Let's just really enjoy each other in what God's made and delight in it, like we will in Heaven, so close with me prayer. Prayer Father, we thank you for the time we've had to look at this topic. I just thank you for this church. I thank you for the hearts of the people here, I thank you for their eagerness to hear from God and from this word, and they're consistent trust in the Word to take this church where it needs to go. God, do a work, a supernatural work of unity and love and justice in our church, and through our church. Help us to be more energetic and active than ever before in issues of social justice, but with the saturation of the word of God and the inherent scriptures in the Gospel of Christ, we pray in Jesus' name. Amen.
Since the 2013 Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act, many states have pushed changes to voter laws that raise disturbing connections to the past. On this week's show, we'll hear about hard fought battles for voting rights and the implications of new laws. Featuring: Reverend Tyrone Edwards, civil rights historian in Plaquemines Parish Louisiana; Tyrone Brooks, Georgia State Representative; Clifford Kuhn, Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; JT Johnson, civil rights organizer; Allen Secher, rabbi; Jerel James and Tamia Adkinson, docents at Civil Rights Museum of St. Augustine; August Tinson, testified in U.S. vs Fox (1962); Gary May, professor of history at the University of Delaware and the author of Bending Towards Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy. For More information: Bending Toward Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy By Gary May Civil Rights Library of St. Augustine Civil Rights Museum of St. Augustine http://civilrightsmuseumstaug.webs.com/ The Formula Behind the Voting Rights Act New York Times Southern Poverty Law Center Department of Justice NY Times: Tracking changes of voting law changes ProPublica Civil Rights timeline ACLU Voting Rights Act timeline Movement Music Freedom Songs: Selma, Alabama Lyrics of the Freedom Songs Articles, reports, etc. Court Decisions on Voting Rules Sow Confusion in state Races New York Times Issues Related to State Voter Identification Laws U.S. Government Accountability Office United States v. Fox, 211 F. Supp. 25 (E.D. La. 1962) District Court, E.D. Louisiana. FBI Re-Examines 1946 Lynching Case Remembering A Civil Rights Swim-In: It was A Milestone' Lyndon B. Johnson speech Before Congress on Voting Rights (March 15, 1965) The post Thwarting Democracy, the Battle for Voting Rights (Encore) appeared first on KPFA.
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