Claim OwnershipJesus Academy
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A podcast for normal Christians who want to become like Jesus.
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How did the gospel make it down to us? By generation after generation of faithful believers who have preserved the gospel by the things they have written and passed along.
In today's episode, Dan and I talk about how all that will be made known to us about God in this age has been made known in the person of Jesus Christ. There will be no further revelation, only a deeper understanding of the revelation of Christ to those who seek Him.
In tonight's discussion, Dan and I talk about the Christian debt to Judaism, the Judaic foundation and structure of Christianity (that Christianity is not a new religion), and the Christian position on the state of Israel.
In tonights episode we discuss why God wanted to make himself known to mankind in the first place. Why did God create Mankind? God revealed himself first to Adam and Eve and then with Noah and the Nations..
Tonight we cover all kinds of topics.. Why did God create the world? Why God reveals himself gradually to us? And the divine dance that we are blessed beyond measure to be able to join.
This episode is about language and how language is fundamental to what makes us human. As we struggle with language to communicate with each other, we come to know ourselves and God as well, becoming more and more human.
Peter Kreeft says that we're all scientists trying to make sense of the world that we live in.
How do we know that God exists and if He does, who He is?
This is the first section of part 1 of the Catechism.
What is man? Man is a happiness seeking creature, yearning for what only God can satisfy.
How do we live as followers of Christ in a polarized and partisan world? The situation wasn't much different for the disciples.
Dan introduces what led to the convening of Vatican Council II, talks about how the Catechism was compiled and then gives an overview of the layout of the Catechism.
In this episode we get into why the Church, which should unite us (first the Church and then the world) against injustice, has mostly divided along the same lines as society in general.
Why do we need to be catechized as Christians - that is why do we need to be trained to be a Christian? Can't or shouldn't we JUST read the Bible?
How did a Protestant pastor of a Pentecostal megachurch get interested in the Catholic Catechism?
Dan Scott explains that the Catholic Catechism (CC) acts for Christians like the Jewish Talmud does for Jews. The CC is 2,000 years worth of Christian dialogue on how to interpret Scripture and how to live as a disciple of Christ.
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