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Fr. Hayden is the literal bomb. That is all. And believe it or not his heart is even more magnificent than that beard.

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Maybe I'm talking out of my ear, but i feel like the G3 are unique in their ability to serve as a true bridge for all Apostolic churches. We're catholic and we're staunchly orthodox. Maybe it's because we're anglican catholic but our churches are becoming it's own ecclesial body.

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Great episode, I listened to most of it. I have to catch the rest in repeats. The perils of listening at work.

I listen to the podcast version earlier today, great talk. As a Roman Catholic I like a lot of the ideas in this video but I think something like this could lead to further schisms if not taken extremely carefully. Ideally all Roman Catholic, Conservative Old Catholic, Anglican (Opposed to WO), and Eastern Orthodox bishops would hold a ecumenical council like a Florence 2.0 to figure out what reunion could look like without forcing either groups to delegitimatize themselves by rejecting dogmas they hold. Historical Theology is badly needed and open minds to figure out a method.

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Sorry friend but your totally wrong! You have the holy Catholic Church. You have the Anglican CULT. And you have the orthodox CULTS because there’s ONLY ONE CHURCH the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church which is also the mystical body of Christ on earth. And his Holiness pope Leo XIII said Anglican communion orders were null and void therefore NOT Christian! To be Christian one be a practicing Catholic loyal to Rome and there’s NO salvation outside the holy Catholic Church!

First so called ecumenical dialogue is of Satan. You have the holy Catholic Church. You have 48,000 man made protestant CULTS. Protestant’s are NOT Christian! Protestant”baptism”is INVALID. The Bible a Catholic book condemns protestantism and orthodoxy. And the orthodox have NO sacrament’s. God bless. Ps please watch the warning or illumination of conscience by Christine Watkins. Then Following Padre Pio.

38:45 brings to mind... The Son of man indeed goeth, as it is written of him: but woe to that man by whom the Son of man is betrayed. Good were it for that man if he had never been born. Mrk14:21

"It's a claim that the eschatological language has to be able to synthesize all of the theological claims of the New Testament including a very large number of universalist statements into a single theological picture without evasion or contradiction." 22:35

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I found you guys about 6 months ago. Really appreciate your work. I spent 6 years digging into high church traditions, moving from evangelicalism towards liturgical worship. I only recently, within the last year and a half, settled into Anglicanism. You guys help reinforce that. You guys and Word and Table really have been such a blessing to me.

St John Chrysostom's Easter sermon makes no sense when read from an infernalist POV.

Thanks so much Father and Dr. Hart.💙

By SSC you mean _Societas Sanctae Crucis?_ Thank you for this discussion. Accedia is an insidious state.

Ohh man. I would love a Mewithoutyou episode. I used to be a fan back in the day. I became a fan during his more evangelical phase.

Thank you Father Hart and DB Hart. You are setting captives free and delivering sight to the blind. You can do nothing better.

The single most read sermon in the history of the church is St. John Chrysostom's Easter sermon. It only makes sense from a universalist perspective. Maybe the saint embraced ECT, maybe the Easter sermon is wrongly ascribed to him. I have no idea. But I know what ghat sermon says. It is 100% universalist and perhaps the most beautiful piece of Christian writing in history.

Woot woot! Can't wait for this episode!

Fascinating the Sufi shout out. I returned to University at about age 65, inspired by Pavel Florensky. The only really helpful class I found was one taught by a Iranian Poet, Islamic Mysticism.

For kids, i would recommend Sophies World: A Novel about the history of philosophy by Jostein Gaardner.

I really appreciate these answers, but I'm also not really seeing how there's any defense given for why I should be Anglican rather than say part of the Anglican Ordinariate of the Catholic Church. Would you describe yourselves as affirming Papal authority? If not, why? Would've been nice to here some of the points where Anglo-Catholicism differs from other Apostolic traditions. As an outsider Anglicanism looks like a minimalist version of Orthodoxy and Catholicism, where traditions that aren't obviously present in the Church universal are done away with or relegated a secondary level of importance. Some of the pastoral measures are appealing, like advocation of saints rather than invocation, which seems much less prone to excess compared to the other apostolic branches.

(giggling) You mean 'the bird' is not the word??? (wink)

You reminded me of an experience I had: my sister-in-law had been a "Child of God" and then became Pentecostal - she would just slip in and out of tongues and she really was a dear, sweet person but had no concept about anything outside of Pentecostalism. I forget why but one Easter she and my brother came to our church (APA). As we were walking out of church, she turned to me with this amazed look on her face and said, "That whole thing came from the Bible!" Lol! Where did she think it would come from, lol?

HAIL MARY FULL OF GRACE THE LORD IS WITH THEE, I LOVE YOU MY MOTHER, OUR LORD ON THE CROSS TOLD JOHN BEHOLD YOUR MOTHER OUR MOTHER I AS A CATHOLIC , DONT PUT HER ABOVE OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, ONE THING I WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS HERE WITH THE ARCH BISHOP , I WAS FOR 2 YEARS A ANGLICAN - CATHOLIC, I COULDNT GET THE POINT OF STAYING HALTH AND HALTH A MAN MADE HIME SELF HEAD OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND , ANGLICAN HENRY THE 8 TH, BROKE THE CURCLE FROM ROME WHY DO YOU STILL SIT ON THE FENCE , AS A ANGLICAN - CATHOILC I COULDNT TAKE THE FULL UKHARIST IE THE BREAD JUST A BLESSING IN A CATHOLIC CHURCH , NOW I CAN FROM LAST EASTER WHEN I BECAME A CATHOLIC MARY LIKE OUR LORD WAS PURE , FROM SIN , WITH OUT OUR MOTHER MARY NO JESUS ?? HER MOTHER , SHE HAD TO BE PURE OR SHE COULDNT HAVE GAVE BIRTH TO OUR LORD, LOOK IF YOU PUT VINEGAR IN THE BEST WINE IT ISNT PUR WINE ANY MORE SHE WAS SINNLESS SHE HAD TO BE , MOTHER MARY PRAY THAT THEY SEE ERRORS OF THERE WAYS AND UNITE OUR CATHOLIC CHURCH AMEN

This has been so meaningful to me. I'm a member (long distance; I'm in Florida) of Christ the Redeemer. I write a daily Christian blog based on each day's Morning Prayer New Testament reading. I think I need new glasses because I got today's reading out of sync with the Lectionary so I decided I would just 'chat' for today's post. I have had an experience in my house and now, I can share this video and relate my story. Thank you for this.

Lol happen his middle name is Diane

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Why dont you try and have Dr Gavin Ashenden of England as guest on your show and let him explain: This would be most interesting:

Amen. Thank you @legit.jacquie- that 18:00 minute mark is so helpful. How could anyone in the new creation (heaven) be in bliss while many of our friends and family are in eternal torment? We couldn’t. I love DBH. I bought his most recent translation of the New Testament and will have a hard time reading any other translation.

The song goes, "I *just* wanna be a sheep, baa baa!" 😃

Hi do you belong to a specific Anglican denomination? Were you ordained by a bishop? What is your denomination's position on abortion, women ordination, apostolic succession, gay marriage, do you approve of the 39 Articles, etc etc Do you support the direction that the Church of England has been heading in over the past 40 years?

DBH cleared the path for me in my old age to reconnect with the God of my youth whom I loved and I intuitively felt unconditionally loved me. Years of well-meaning yet pernicious dogma eclipsed this God whose representation I rightly and subconsciously came to loathe, a being giving me a stone when starving for bread, a serpent when needing fish. DBH's rationally sensible treatment of tradition, thanks to his appreciation of Origen, Gregory of Nyssa, Maximus the Confessor, and other careful readers of St. Paul, reconfigured Eckhart's celebrated prayer in me. No longer is it tenable for me to believe in a so-called omnipotent, omnibenevolent God less merciful than I calling the shots.

I am definitely not in the school of "eternal torment" anymore. It is impossible to love a god like that. It really doesn't make any sense at all to me. I am still looking into whether this or the conditionalist view wins out. Edward Fudge wrote some pretty good stuff about the latter viewpoint. For me, the jury is still out.

just started listening to your podcast a few days ago it has been very helpful in my growth as a new catholic Anglican just got into the church about 4 months ago

Maybe I should read the book. I skipped through the video and the speaker is so testy I can't listen. I hear him argue, though, what god can do. That reminded me of my objection to a popular preacher who does the same thing. I spend more time listening for God than preachers, and never heard one time, I am bound by men's opinion from anything surrounding Him,

It is not easy being Orthodox due to some placing their ethnicity before faith and the harsh reality that American Orthodoxy is divided into ethnic and foreign national Church lines in this country. God bless him, but as a fellow American Orthodox Christian, this is a reality I face every Sunday.

Your podcasts are always a great blessing to my friends and me - Thanks to you all, and may the Lord bless you!

I used to be an avid listener to this podcast and I am without a doubt in debt to it for many things I have learned. I have since been persuaded to become Catholic - that is, to place myself in communion with the Bishop of Rome. I still greatly appreciate this podcast and many of the insights. I am curious if the Anglican provinces to which these Anglican priests belong are interested in joining the Ordinariate or perhaps have considered doing so and were met with difficulties? Or perhaps some doctrine surrounding the Pope, such as papal infallibility or papal jurisdiction, are still seen as worth a schism over?

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What your guys future plan for the 6 G-3? Is it to organize into one provience and join the TAC?

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Based on my current understanding of development of doctrine, how could you even reach Nicea 1 with it? I thought development of doctrine consisted of clarification of the consensus such as using words such as Trinity. It was pointed out in the opening chapter of the book that consensus of language never existed until a council would develop it. What would be your response to this or am I miss understanding the the book?

I think that Anglo-Catholicism is rather a misnomer. I think that the Anglican Church is, at best, Anglo-Orthodox. Not that Anglicanism isn't catholic, but then Orthodoxy is also catholic. But there are, I think, really more simialrities between Anglicanism and Orthodoxy than between Anglicanism and Papism.

The catholic teachings on contraception and abortion can make it tough to pope all at once. We'll wait here for ya.

I think that the two fairly legitimate objections Roman Catholics might have towards the CofE liturgy in the Lateran is that RC priests are not allowed to celebrate the Tridentine Liturgy there, and also that the Bishop of London , the Ordinary for the folks in the Lateran, is a woman.