Course - Catholic Heritage Show

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Three Ways to Help Next Generation Keep the Faith pt 2 - Living a Good Christian Life - CHS 155
Three Ways to Help Next Generation Keep the Faith - pt 1 Prayer - CHS 154
Who Was Polycarp? Second-Century Christianity
Historical Examples of Suspending Church Operations - CHS 152
Historical Precedents for Cancelling Mass - CHS 151
Balancing Tensions - Catholic Approaches to the Bible
CHI - How Was the Canon Determined - Canon Basics Extended Discussion
Who Were the Apologists? Second-Century Christianity
What is Textual Criticism? How to Study the Catholic Heritage
Is a Correct Interpretation of the Bible Possible? - Catholic Approaches to the Bible - CHS147
The Analogy of Faith - Catholic Approaches to the Study of the Bible - CHS 147
The Mass Deception of Faithful - The Gnostic Character of Recent Criticism of Pope Francis -CHS 145
Understanding the History of Biblical Interpretation - Why Study the Catholic Heritage - CHS 144
The Doers of the Law Will be Justified - Forgotten Statements in Paul's Epistles - CHS 143
Take Time to Read the Council of Trent - Council of Trent Series - CHS 142
What is a Critical Edition? - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series -CHS 141
Atlas of Christian History - Tools for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 140
Dating the Muratorian Canon - Canon of Scripture - CHS 139
Thomas Aquinas Summa - Tools for the Study of the Catholic Heritage -CHS 138
Who Was Marcion? - Second-Century Christianity Series - CHS 137
Overcoming the Limited Presentations of Others - Why Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 136
Recognizing Past Networks - How to Study the Catholic Heritage - CHS 135
Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church - Tools for the Study of the Catholic Heritage -CHS 134
Martin Luther and Zwingli on the Eucharist and Salvation - Protestant Agreements and Differences - CHS 133
Ask for Primary Sources - How to Address Historical Objections to Christianity - CHS 132
Melito of Sardis: An Intro to His Life and Writings - Second-Century Christianity Series - CHS 131
Vatican II Documents - Tools for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 130
Does Pope Francis Believe in Hell's Existence? - CHS 129
Identify the Sources of Authors - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series -CHS 128
Challenges to Second Century Christianity - Second Century Christianity Series - CHS 127
Why Did Trent Use the Language of Anathema? Council of Trent Series - CHS 126
What do We Mean by the "Life Questions?" - CHS 125
Were Early Christians Persecuted? Martyrdom Series - CHS 124
The Mistrust of Catholic Bishops en Masse - The Gnostic Character of Recent Critiques of Francis - CHS 123
Fathers of the Church Series - Tools of the Study of the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS-122
John Wesley on Justification through Baptism - Protestant Agreements and Differences Series - CHS 121
Don't Fall through the Cracks! Why Study Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 120
Keep Asking Questions - How to Study Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 119
Ludwig Ott, Fundamentals of Catholic Document - Tools for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 118
The Relationship between the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Era - CHS 117
What is a Secondary Source? How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 116
How Unique Was Augustine in Resolving Conflicting Canonical Lists - CHSae 04
How did Aquinas Study the Bible? pt 2 - CHS 115
PapalEncyclicals.Net - Tools for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 114
The Canon of Scripture and the Authority of the Church - CHS 113
Interpreting from Major Motifs - Gnostic Character of Recent Criticism of Pope Francis - CHS 112
How Athanasius of Alexandria's Canonical List of Scripture Illustrates Church Authority - CHS ae 03
Martin Luther's Opposition to the Anabaptists on Infant Baptism - Protestant Agreements and Differences Series - CHS 111
Tools for Understanding Others - Why Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 110
Finding Peace for Your Soul through the Study of the Catholic Heritage - Why Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 109
What Was Jewish Christianity? - Jewish Christianity Series - CHS 108
Interpreting through Conspiracy Theories - The Gnostic Character of Recent Criticism of Pope Francis - CHS 107
Second-Century Christianity Preliminary Considerations - Overview - Second-Century Christianity Series - CHS 106
Look for Beliefs - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 106
The Catholic Encyclopedia 1907-1912 Edition - Tools for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 104
Should Catholics Support Ecumenical Efforts? - Ecumenism Series - CHS 103
What was the Council of Trent and Why Was it Important - CHS 102
Forgotten Statements in Paul's Epistles about Salvation - Forgotten Statements in Paul's Epistles - CHS 101 13Lufs
The Life of Roger (Rogelio) Flores (1977-1994) - CHS 100
The Intention of a Biblical Author - The Catholic Approach to the Bible Series - CHS 99
Interpreting Texts without Literary Context - Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticism of Pope Francis - CHS 98
Who Were the Anabaptists? - Protestant Agreements and Differences - CHS 97
Dialogue as a Means to the Truth - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 96
The Faith of Sixteenth-Century as Shown in the Cost of Publishing Books - CHS 95
Take the Time to Read the Primary Sources for Yourself - How to Study the Catholic Heritage - CHS 94
Martin Luther's Belief in the Sacrament of Confession - PrCHS 93
Finding Parallels Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage - CHS 92
Enchiridion Symbolorum: Compendium of Creeds, Definitions, and Declarations on Matters of Faith and Morals by Heinrich Denzinger - CHS 91
How Did Aquinas Study the Bible? pt 1 - CHS 90
Catechism of the Catholic Church - Tools for Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 89
Benedict XVI's Resignation and the Gnostic Character of Recent Critiques of Francis - CHS 87
The Council of Trent's Extensive Documentation of Its Proceedings - CHS 86
Importance of Dates for the Study of the Catholic Heritage - Why Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 85
Was the Council of Trent the First Ecumenical Council to Canonize the Deuterocanonical Books? - CHS 84
The Centrality of Tradition in Catholic Interpretations of the Bible - CHS 83
The Shared Heritage of All Christians Protestant Catholic Orthodox and Others - CHS 82
Helping the Next Generation Keep the Faith - Why Study the Catholic Heritage - CHS 81
How Did Augustines' Writing Survive in to the Early Middle Ages? - CHS 80
The Truth Restricted to a Few People - The Gnostic Character of Recent Criticism of Pope Francis - CHS 79
The Benefits of Reciting the Nicean-Constantinopolitan Creed - CHS 78
The Primacy of the Scriptures in the Early Church - CHS 77
The Role of Counterargument in Discerning the Truth - CHS 76
Theological Pluralism on the Eve of the Reformation - CHS 75
Appeal to Personal Feeling - The Gnostic Character of Recent Criticism of Pope Francis - CHS 74
How Important Is Context for the Study of History? - CHSae 05
Earlier Scholarship on the Papacy and Catholic Criticisms of Francis - CHS 73
The Early Christian Understanding of Scripture, Tradition and Church Authority - CHS 72
Ambrose's Influence on Augustine - CHS 71
Evaluating the Secondary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 70 13Lufs
The Life and Work of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine 1542-1621 - Doctors of the Church Series - CHS 69
Identifying the Genre of a Document - How to Study the Catholic Heritage - CHS 68
Secret Information about Pope Francis and the US Catholic Bishops - CHS 67
My Recent Trip to the Civil Rights Museum in Greensboro, NC - CHS 66
Identify the Author's Commitments - CHS 65
What is the Best English Translation of the Bible in 2019? - CHS 64
Did Catholicism Exist before Constantine? - CHS 63
The Gnostic Character of Recent Catholic Criticisms of Pope Francis - CHS 62
Expect the Unexpected - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 61
How Fair is the Media's Coverage of Pope Francis' Words? CHS 60
Objectives of the Author - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 59
Catholic Disregard for the Second Vatican Council - CHS 58 13Lufs
Why Study the Primary Sources in the Original Languages - CHS 57 13Lufs
What is the Bible - CHS 56
How Did Augustine's Writings Survive the Vandal Invasion of North Africa - CHS 55
What Are the Main Objectives When Studying Church History - CHS 54
How to Find Primary Sources - CHS 53
What Are the Primary Sources - How to Study the Catholic Heritage Series - CHS 52
Did Philo of Alexandria Reject the Deuterocanonical Books? - CHS 51
Is Doing History an Option? - CHS 50
Did the North African Bishops Create a Canon of Scripture in 393? - CHS 49
Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? pt 3 - CHS 48
How to Better Read the Texts of the Catholic Heritage? - Reading Historically - CHS 47
Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? pt 2 - The Late Canon Thesis - CHS 046
How to Locate Primary Sources of the Catholic Heritage - CHS 45
Does Quotation Equal Canonicity? Pt 1 - CHS 044
What Have I Learned from My 2018 Work on the Catholic Heritage Show? - CHS 43
What Does Incarnation Mean in Christianity? - CHS 042
The Canon of Scripture and Christian Unity - CHS 041
Some Reflections on the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church - CHS 040
What Does Heresy and Orthodoxy Mean? - CHS 039
Social Media and the Study of the Catholic Heritage_CHS ae 002
Who Were the Heresiologists? CHS 038
Jesus, the Apostles, the First-Century Church and the Canon - CHS 037
The Canon of Scripture and Epistemology - CHS 036
Multiple Considerations in the Study of the Catholic Heritage - CHSae 0001
Examples of Fraternal Correction in the Church History - CHS 035
The Principle of Fraternal Correction and Its Biblical Bases - CHS 034
The Study of History and the Current Crisis in the Catholic Church - CHS 033
Anonymity in Ancient Christian Texts - CHS 032
The Muratorian Canon and Its Unique Character - CHS 031
Jerome's Supporters and Opponents - CHS 030
Jerome and Knowledge of Hebrew in Ancient Church - CHS 029
Jerome, Scholarship and the Deuterocanonical Books – CHS 028
Augustine, Jerome and Their Use of Each Other's Writings - CHS 027
The Bible and the Canon - CHS 026
Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 - Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books
Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 - CHS 0024
Origen's Life, Writings and Reception - CHS 0023
The Old Testament Canon Pt 2 - The Church's Selection of Books - CHS 0022
The OT Canon Pt 1 - Jewish Diversity and Gnostic Rejections - CHS 0021
The Papacy and Catholic Identity - CHS 0020
St. Augustine on Sinful Clergy, Donatism and the Spiritual Life - CHS 0019
Church Scandals, the Papacy and Augustine of Hippo - CHS 00018
Gnosticism and the Canon of Scripture - CHS 000017
Conclusion for How the New Testament was Formed pt 10 - CHS 000016
Papal Approval - How the New Testament Was Formed pt 9 - CHS 000016
Ignatius of Loyola and His Impact - CHS 000014
Conciliar Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 8 - chs 00013
Patristic Reception - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 7 - chs 00012
Orthodoxy - How the New Testament Was Formed - pt. 6 - chs 00011
Reception of Books by the Churches - New Testament Criteria of Canonicity pt. 3 - chs 00010
Apostolic Transfer of Books Criteria of Canonicity pt4 CHS 0009
Antiquity - Critieria of Canonicity pt 2 - CHS 0008
Apostolic Origin - What Were the Criteria for Canonicity - NT Canon Series pt 2 - CHS 0007
Apostolic Origin - What Were the Criteria for Canonicity - NT Canon Series pt 2 - CHS 0007
The Criteria Used by the Early Church to Determine the Canon of the New Testament - My Thesis - Canon of Scripture pt 4 - CHS 0006
Canon of Scripture pt 3 - Which Criteria Did the Early Church Use to Determine the Canon of the Old Testament - CHS 0005
Canon of Scripture pt 2 - When Was the Canon of the Bible Established? - CHS 0004
Canon of Scripture pt 1 - What is the Canon and Why it is Important
Ragheed Aziz Ganni (1972-2007) - Priest, Friend and Martyr
Introduction to the Catholic Heritage Show and Bio of Dr Erik Estrada

Augustine and the Papacy

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Jerome and the Old Testament Canon

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