Brain Worship
Brain worship. It’s safe, it’s easy, and it’s 18 inches from life change
– Mark Hall, Lifestories
"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine
Brain worship. It’s safe, it’s easy, and it’s 18 inches from life change
– Mark Hall, Lifestories
Last week I posted the audio from Dr. Michael Barber’s Theology On Tap. In this most recent Theology On Tap series we also had Matt Franklin come and give a presentation. His talk was called “Sweet Surrender: Are you a fan or follower of Jesus?”
Main Talk (Download)
Audio PlayerQ&A (Download)
Audio PlayerA lot of people know about the Book of Mormon, but what’s the “Book of Abraham”?
I remember watching an episode of the TV show “QI” several years ago where the host, Stephen Fry, in a flabbergasted fashion explained to the panelists and audience that the Catholic Church denounces superstition. From his atheistic viewpoint he couldn’t see any different between spirituality and superstition.
A couple of days ago there was a great article by Michelle Arnold on this topic of superstition which I think is well worth a read:
As Catholics we have a rich faith with a wealth of devotions, but these can all-too-easily devolve into mechanistic superstition where we treat God and the Saints as our personal genie.
What do you think we can do to stop this happening?
Last month, Dr. Michael Barber gave a talk at Theology On Tap.
Dr. Barber has spoken at Theology On Tap several times in the past (“Understanding The Mass” and “Spiritual Lessons About Politics”), as has his wife (“Mary, Saints, Angels and More!”).
Attached below is the audio of Dr. Barber’s latest talk, entitled “The Book of Revelation and the Mass”, where he deals with some of the misconceptions concerning this final book of the Bible, as well as its connection to the Sunday celebration of the Eucharist with which we’re all familiar:
Audio PlayerMain Talk (Download)
Audio PlayerQ&A (Download)
If you like what you hear, I’d thoroughly recommend you purchase his book Coming Soon, which is my favourite commentary on the Book of Revelation.
– 1 John 2:15-17