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The Catholic Brothers
Steven & Daniel Alspach
62 episodes
4 days ago
After 15 years of Protestantism and almost a decade of early Christian studies in academia, these two brothers and reverts to the Catholic faith make the Bible, History, and Theology entertaining, educational, and accessible for a general audience.
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After 15 years of Protestantism and almost a decade of early Christian studies in academia, these two brothers and reverts to the Catholic faith make the Bible, History, and Theology entertaining, educational, and accessible for a general audience.
Show more...
Christianity
Religion & Spirituality
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Why God Became Man and What It Did to Demons
The Catholic Brothers
54 minutes 33 seconds
1 year ago
Why God Became Man and What It Did to Demons

Why did God become a man? We’re used to hearing what Christ’s incarnation/death/resurrection did for us, but we don’t often hear what His work did to the demonic powers. We’re used to answering the question solely with reference to matters of substitution, satisfaction, debts (of honor, wrath, or obedience?), so we can lose sight of the ancient Christian worldview and the entire cosmic drama at work between God and ‘the gods.’ In this episode, we flip the table—from metaphysical to apocalyptic— to see a whole other dimension of the atoning work of Christ, through the eyes of Satan himself.

The Catholic Brothers
After 15 years of Protestantism and almost a decade of early Christian studies in academia, these two brothers and reverts to the Catholic faith make the Bible, History, and Theology entertaining, educational, and accessible for a general audience.