Eden Revisited Eden Revisited

Rebroadcast of our lenten episode from 2021... What's in your oatmeal? The whole crew sits down to exchange oatmeal ingredients and try to one-up each other. Chia and flax, anyone?
They also discuss how the season of Lent is a time to perhaps scale back in other areas of life besides breakfast treats. This episode covers the ins and outs of Lent with all of your favorite toppings and characters and tries to get to the heart of what this beautiful liturgical season is really about. At the end of the day, it's a verification of reality: prayer reaffirms our open line of communication with God, fasting reminds us that only God can satisfy our desires, and almsgiving reiterates how God's generosity must be shared. And of course, because we are dust and to dust we shall return, Lent is an opportunity to revisit Eden.
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What is Lent? (USCCB)Brief history of LentLent in the Catechism

In this special episode, Austin and guest co-host Grace Carroll talk with Abigail Favale Ph.D. about her book The Genesis of Gender.  We start the conversation with Abigail's own story of conversion to Catholicism and some of the gender-related issues that she had to wrestle with. Abigail then takes us through the philosophical movements of feminism and post-modernism that help provide context for where we are in culture today. Finally, she also offers a vision of what a restoration to authentic masculinity and feminity could look like.

You can get Abigail's book here: https://ignatius.com/the-genesis-of-gender-ggp/
You can follow Abigail's latest work at Notre Dame's Church Life Journal: https://churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/authors/abigail-favale/

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Nick and Tyler put Austin on the hot seat as he recaps a recent piece he did on lust, free will, and grace. Using the work of Augustine and Dante (boom!), Austin takes listeners through the ins and outs of this deadly sin. This is as spicy as you get when it comes to theology and philosophy.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
What is lust, anyway?Where does it come from?Do we have a choice to receive grace?Are human beings totally depraved or totally good...or neither?How do you work through those lusty desires?And the fail-proof Valentine's go-to for dudes!LINKS
"Dante & Augustine: On Lust, Free, Will, and Grace" by Austin Klise
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Join Tyler and Austin as they talk to Michael  "Gomer" Gormley, the co-host of the popular Catching Foxes podcast, about his experience working and thinking about evangelization. We ask him about evangelization in the early church and if it differs from modern practices. He explains why the family is so important to evangelization and he also explains how you, the listener, can start evangelizing.

https://www.catchingfoxes.fm/
http://www.layevangelist.com/

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“So therefore, none of you can become my disciple if you do not give up all your possessions.”  - Luke 14:33

How is one to interpret the meaning of such a claim and what implications does it have within a modern context, where possessions, whether necessary or superfluous, are a normal part of the economic schema enveloping those who live in the developed world? Join the whole group as Tyler presents some ideas from a paper (see the link below) he recently wrote.  It's a rich discussion despite being all about not being rich. 
You can read the paper here: Discipleship and Possessions

Also, if you haven't already, check out our earlier episode: #056: Happy Are You Poor, where we dive deeper into the Catholic Tradition of voluntary poverty.

Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI died on December 31, 2022. To honor this late pope, we're rebroadcasting an earlier episode on his popular work Introduction to Christianity. We're dummies compared to Benedict, but this is our homage to his legacy. Santo subito!
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Intimidated by Ratzinger? So are Nick and Austin, but they roll up their sleeves to unpack his renowned work, Introduction to Christianity. Is salvation possible? Only through excessive grace, baby! Using the Apostles' Creed as his starting point, Cardinal Ratzinger (aka Pope Benedict XVI) wrote Introduction to Christianity in 1968 to elucidate the foundations of Christianity for modern readers. It's rich with theology and history, but don't let that deter you from picking up this classic. It should be on your reading list!

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
What does it actually mean to be a Christian?What is belief?How is salvation possible?What's hell like? How about heaven?What's the difference between a mindset of excess vs. scarcity?What does Christ's pierced side have to do with Eden?Are Christians overly obsessed with pain, suffering, and death?And why high school prom dances are awkward!LINKS
Introduction to Christianity by Joseph Cardinal RatzingerLeave us a Review!
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