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Show Notes
Patrick delves into the meaning and implication of the word "damn" in a theological context, shedding light on the distinction between blasphemy and swearing. Additionally, Patrick responds to questions about choosing confirmation names and the possibility of twins sharing a single soul at conception. The conversation with a caller about the dispute between Satan and Michael over the body of Moses leads to an intriguing exploration of the early traditions surrounding the birth of Jesus. Finally, Patrick discusses the concept of a post-Christian era and the contrasting realities of Christian resurgence in parts of the world, challenging a narrow view of the global landscape of the Catholic Church.
- Helen (email) – Why is the word “Damn” considered a blasphemy? (00:51)
- Anonymous (email) – Can a female pick a male’s Saint name?
- Cody (email) – I work in construction and I love starting my day with you
- Rod - Why did Satan and Michael fight over the body of Moses? (07:11)
- Teresa – Was Jesus born on December, 25th?
- Renato - We use the term 'post-Christian era'. I think it might be the opposite in South America and Africa. Is this a distorted term then?