Podcast | Called to Communion https://www.calledtocommunion.com Reformation meets Rome Fri, 06 Sep 2019 02:37:57 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 nocatholic,christian,reformed,pca,opc,calvin,calvinismThis podcast features former Reformed Christians who have converted to the Catholic Church.Reformation meets Romewebmaster@calledtocommunion.com Classical Theism https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2019/04/classical-theism/ https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2019/04/classical-theism/#comments Mon, 29 Apr 2019 14:00:33 +0000 http://www.calledtocommunion.com/?p=19560 Followers of Called to Communion may be interested in an excellent podcast titled, “The Classical Theism Podcast” hosted by John DeRosa. DeRosa explores topics of philosophy and apologetics from within the Catholic intellectual tradition. From his About Page: We explore topics related to defending Catholic Christian ideas in conversation. We emphasize 3 pillars of the Catholic Christian […]

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Followers of Called to Communion may be interested in an excellent podcast titled, “The Classical Theism Podcast” hosted by John DeRosa. DeRosa explores topics of philosophy and apologetics from within the Catholic intellectual tradition. From his About Page:

We explore topics related to defending Catholic Christian ideas in conversation. We emphasize 3 pillars of the Catholic Christian worldview.

1. The God of classical theism exists.
2. Jesus Christ is Divine in the fullest sense.
3. He founded the Catholic Church.

While, unlike Called to Communion, the podcast is not intended to be dialogue or apologia targeting Reformed readers, I think our audience (both Catholic and Protestant) would be interested in the program. Protestants will find many useful arguments for defending God’s existence and the Christian worldview with which they may not be familiar. Likewise, Catholics will be able to deepen their understanding of Catholic philosophy. CTC’s own Dr. Bryan Cross was interviewed in this episode.

Visit www.classicaltheism.com or look it up on your favorite podcast player.

The post Classical Theism first appeared on Called to Communion.]]> https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2019/04/classical-theism/feed/ 1 webmaster@calledtocommunion.com (Tim A. Troutman) John Calvin and the Reformation: A Catholic Perspective https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2015/03/john-calvin-and-the-reformation-a-catholic-perspective/ https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2015/03/john-calvin-and-the-reformation-a-catholic-perspective/#comments Mon, 23 Mar 2015 17:46:48 +0000 http://www.calledtocommunion.com/?p=18102 Here is a talk I gave last night (3/22/15) at The Church of the Holy Spirit in Montgomery, AL. The talk was titled “John Calvin and the Reformation: A Catholic Perspective.” Download the mp3 by right-clicking here. Or listen to it here by clicking on the play button below: [podcast]https://www.calledtocommunion.com/media/DavidAndersCalvinTalk.mp3[/podcast]

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Here is a talk I gave last night (3/22/15) at The Church of the Holy Spirit in Montgomery, AL.

The talk was titled “John Calvin and the Reformation: A Catholic Perspective.”

Download the mp3 by right-clicking here. Or listen to it here by clicking on the play button below:

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The post Radio Maria Interview with Tom and Jessica Brown first appeared on Called to Communion.]]> Our very own Tom Brown and his wife Jessica recently were interviewed on Rebecca Cherico’s program on Radio Maria, Conversion Keeps Happening. They discuss aspects of their conversion from the PCA to the Catholic Church. The interview is available here.

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The post An interview with Dr. Thomas Madden on the Medieval Catholic Church first appeared on Called to Communion.]]> Protestant criticisms of the Catholic Church frequently target the medieval Catholic Church as a prime example of the Church’s problematic relationship with politics and the secular order. These critics often claim that the medieval Church was ruled by a greedy hierarchy bent on increasing its power in Europe and abroad, eager to silence or even eliminate its detractors or opponents, and rocked by internal scandals, corruption, and ultimately confusion. The seeds of the Reformation, so many Protestants believe, were sown during this tumultuous period where attempts at reform, like conciliarism, were destroyed underfoot by power-hungry popes.

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Dr. Thomas F. Madden

To address these common objections, Called To Communion recently sat down with Thomas F. Madden, Professor of History and Director of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies at Saint Louis University. Dr. Madden has also appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The History Channel as an author and historical consultant. Dr. Madden’s recent books include Venice: A New History, The Concise History of the Crusades, and Empires of Trust. He has also written and lectured extensively on the ancient and medieval Mediterranean as well as on the history of Christianity and Islam. Dr. Madden is also a practicing Catholic who serves as an adjunct professor at Kenrick Glennon Seminary.

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Jason Stellman

In July of this year, Jason Stellman wrote a Called To Communion guest post titled “I Fought the Church and the Church Won,” in which he explained briefly why he was becoming Catholic. Last week I had an opportunity to talk with Jason about this paradigm change, and the four years of internal wrestling that preceded it.

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Among the articles referred to in the interview is the one he first encountered in 2008, titled “Michael Brown on “Sola Scriptura or Scriptura Solo“.” Neal Judisch and I developed this argument in more detail in “Solo Scriptura, Sola Scriptura, and the Question of Interpretive Authority.” Regarding the “tu quoque” reply Jason mentions, see “The Tu Quoque.” The other article Jason mentions in the interview is “The Tradition and the Lexicon.” Also mentioned is Scott Hahn’s Kinship By Covenant: A Canonical Approach to the Fulfillment of God’s Saving Promises.

Update: The video of Jason telling his story on EWTN’s The Journey Home can be seen here.

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Jason and Cindy Stewart

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A written account of Jason and Cindy’s story is available in “An OPC Pastor Enters the Catholic Church.”

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David Anders

“Open Forum for Non-Catholics”
David Anders on Catholic Answers, Monday, February 13, 2012.

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(16′) What about the reverence given by Catholics to the ‘wafer’ in Eucharistic Adoration?

(24′) What is the most appropriate way for a Protestant minister to enter the Catholic Church?

(33′) How does the Catholic Church understand Jesus saying “Get behind me Satan” to St. Peter in Matthew 16:23?

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Stephen Beck

Stephen Beck was raised Evangelical, but read his way into the Reformed world. He became a member of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and then the Presbyterian Church in America. Stephen and his family were received into the Catholic Church on the Easter Vigil of 2011 at St. Andrew’s by the Bay Catholic Church in Annapolis, Maryland. He has a Master’s degree from St. John’s College in Annapolis and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Greek and Latin at the Catholic University of America. Stephen is a brilliant thinker with a deep love for Jesus Christ and the Catholic Church. In this episode, Stephen’s personal friend and regular CTC contributor, Jeremy Tate, interviews him to find out the reasons behind his conversion.

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David Anders

On Friday, July 8, I was the guest on the Catholic Answers Live radio program, taking calls and questions from non-Catholics. The one-hour broadcast featured the following questions and discussions:

7′ A discussion of John Calvin’s view of his relation to the Catholic Church, the Catholic positions he affirmed, and his rejection of denominationalism.

15′ A discussion of the Catholic doctrine of communion of the saints, and whether the saints can hear our prayers.

22′ A discussion of legalism and scrupulosity among Catholics.

28′ Why is it difficult for Protestant leaders who recognize the truth of the Catholic Church to become Catholic? Wouldn’t remaining Protestant, in order to hold on to reputation, livelihood, etc. be contrary to Protestant theology?

33′ What are some resources for non-Catholics who want to understand the differences between Calvinism and Catholicism?

36′ What is the Catholic understanding of the relation between divine sovereignty and human freedom?

41′ How does the Catholic understanding of justification address the Reformed claim that the scriptural evidence supports the Protestant notion of justification by the imputation of the alien righteousness of Christ to the believer?

51′ What is the Catholic position on eternal security and the possibility of apostasy, and what is the support for that position?

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The post David Anders on Catholic Answers first appeared on Called to Communion.]]> https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2011/07/david-anders-on-catholic-answers/feed/ 12 webmaster@calledtocommunion.com (David Anders)noDavid Anders On Friday, July 8, I was the guest on the Catholic Answers Live radio program, taking calls and questions from non-Catholics. The one-hour broadcast featured the following questions and discussions: 7′ A discussion of John Calvin’s view of his relation to the Catholic Church, the Catholic positions he affirmed, and his rejection of […] The post David Anders on Catholic Answers first appeared on Called to Communion.David Anders On Friday, July 8, I was the guest on the Catholic Answers Live radio program, taking calls and questions from non-Catholics. The one-hour broadcast featured the following questions and discussions: 7′ A discussion of John Calvin’s view of his relation to the Catholic Church, the Catholic positions he affirmed, and his rejection of […] The post David Anders on Catholic Answers first appeared on Called to Communion.catholic,christian,reformed,pca,opc,calvin,calvinism Episode 15 – The Conversion of Annie Witz (OPC) https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2010/11/episode-15-the-conversion-of-annie-witz-opc/ https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2010/11/episode-15-the-conversion-of-annie-witz-opc/#comments Wed, 24 Nov 2010 12:00:25 +0000 http://www.calledtocommunion.com/?p=6489 In this episode, Tom Riello, former PCA minister, interviews Annie Witz, a convert from the OPC (Orthodox Presbyterian Church).  Annie’s father is an elder in the OPC church and serves on the board of Westminster Seminary California.   Annie shares her personal conversion story from being a devout OPC member to a Catholic in the […]

The post Episode 15 – The Conversion of Annie Witz (OPC) first appeared on Called to Communion.]]> In this episode, Tom Riello, former PCA minister, interviews Annie Witz, a convert from the OPC (Orthodox Presbyterian Church).  Annie’s father is an elder in the OPC church and serves on the board of Westminster Seminary California.   Annie shares her personal conversion story from being a devout OPC member to a Catholic in the Melkite Greek Catholic Church (an Eastern Catholic Church).  Of particular interest is the role that the women saints, especially the Blessed Virgin Mary, played in her conversion.  We are thrilled to have our first female guest on the show!

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The post Episode 15 – The Conversion of Annie Witz (OPC) first appeared on Called to Communion.]]> https://www.calledtocommunion.com/2010/11/episode-15-the-conversion-of-annie-witz-opc/feed/ 39 webmaster@calledtocommunion.com (Tom Riello)noIn this episode, Tom Riello, former PCA minister, interviews Annie Witz, a convert from the OPC (Orthodox Presbyterian Church).  Annie’s father is an elder in the OPC church and serves on the board of Westminster Seminary California.   Annie shares her personal conversion story from being a devout OPC member to a Catholic in the […] The post Episode 15 – The Conversion of Annie Witz (OPC) first appeared on Called to Communion.In this episode, Tom Riello, former PCA minister, interviews Annie Witz, a convert from the OPC (Orthodox Presbyterian Church).  Annie’s father is an elder in the OPC church and serves on the board of Westminster Seminary California.   Annie shares her personal conversion story from being a devout OPC member to a Catholic in the […] The post Episode 15 – The Conversion of Annie Witz (OPC) first appeared on Called to Communion.catholic,christian,reformed,pca,opc,calvin,calvinism