Faith and Philosophy Podcast
The Theotokos and the Church Year
Will All Be Saved?
The Suffering Messiah
A Twitch upon the Thread
The Meaning of Meaningful
The Sin of Judas
Pride of Place
What is a Bishop?
Individual Delinquencies and Public Business
di Faith and Philosophy Podcast
Clark wishes everyone a happy new (Church) year by exploring the importance of the Church cycle and the significance of the Theotokos.
Today Clark tackles another one of the many challenging topics submitted by our listeners: Universalism.
A recent archaeological discovery is in the news and Clark is more fascinated with the reactions of the people than the discovery itself. Also, Clark is looking for topics and/or questions you would like for him to discuss on future podcasts. Send an email to us and we will pass it along.
Clark takes a line from his favorite novel which is a story of God's grace but he's not so sure about the new movie adaptation coming out this summer!
It isn't just our understanding of God or the Christian life that is defined by our participation in the Mysteries; our understanding of creation itself, as well as our place within it, begins in the font and ends up on the table.
A lesson learned on sin, repentance, and forgiveness from the sin of Judas.
In this episode, Clark comments on administrative unity from a perspective that you may not have heard before.
Dr. Carlton identifies three characteristics that should define a bishop.
During the Great Lent, a time of reflection, let us be sure that our reflection is upon our own failings, and not those of our neighbors and family members.
Dr. Carlton offers a meditation on recent lectionary readings from 1 John and the Gospel of St. Mark, both of which deal with our responsibility as followers of Christ. He encourages us to both walk in humble submission, as Christ did, and live watching for His return.