We start off with a call from Jim in San Antonio who disagrees with Patrick’s characterization of non-Catholic Christians. Jim, a lifelong Christian and member of the Methodist Church, shares his personal experiences with different Christian denominations and emphasizes that he has never encountered non-Catholic Christians who do not view Catholics as fellow Christians. Patrick discusses his own experiences and interactions with Protestant groups, particularly Baptists, who sometimes hold negative views towards Catholics. He highlights the importance of fostering understanding and unity among believers.
- Jim – I have been a lifelong member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. We don’t try to convert Catholics and we do recognize Catholics as Christians.
- Alex – Can you explain the origins of the phrase ‘for ever more…for ever and ever…etc’ which drive from the word ‘aeon’ in the bible?
- Dusty – How much does someone need to be able to defend the faith before becoming Catholic? (19:23)
- “The Godless Delusion” by Ken Hensley and Patrick Madrid
- Angela – On a network I listen to they talked about the rapture. How can I word a letter about the Catholic position of the rapture to them?
- Michelle – Julian of Norwich. Is she Catholic or Anglican?
- Patrick recommends the apologetic books found at http://www.holyheroes.com
- Daniel – What book were you going to send Jim? Patrick recommends “Surprised by Truth”.
- Daniel – I am in RCIA class right now, I noticed there are some people in the class who don’t know about prayer. Can I help them with praying? (44:13)
- Patrick recommends “Now What? A Guide for New (and Not-So-New) Catholics”
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