From those who oppose the Catholic Church to those who are thinking about entering, in this show, we take a break from talking with Catholics while Steve Ray answers questions about the Faith from non-Catholics.
Questions Covered:
- 07:41 - I think of the Holy Trinity with respect to humans as body, soul, and spirit; three parts but one whole. Is this an acceptable way of thinking of the Trinity?
- 18:59 - I’m wondering if my Protestant marriage is recognized? Will it need to be recognized if I become Catholic?
- 22:04 - I recently listened to four Catholic homilies and none preached about the love, grace, or mercy of the cross. I heard on EWTN that the main duty of a priest is to proclaim the gospel, so what’s the deal with these parishes and priests?
- 30:40 - Did Mary need Jesus’s sacrifice if she was sinless?
- 45:30 - What are the top three books that you would recommend about the importance of being Catholic over a Protestant?
- 49:54 - I believe in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, is my understanding of the Trinity wrong?
Resources Mentioned:
- Mary: The Mother of God by Steve Ray
- Behold Your Mother: A Biblical and Historical Defense of the Marian Doctrines by Tim Staples
- Crossing the Tiber by Steve Ray
- Catholicism and Fundamentalism by Karl Keating
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