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229: Can Catholics and Evangelicals Agree on How We’re Saved? (w/ Dr. Matthew J. Thomas)

229: Can Catholics and Evangelicals Agree on How We’re Saved? (w/ Dr. Matthew J. Thomas)

Last updated on: December 7, 2023 at 11:05 pm by K. Albert Little

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229: Can Catholics and Evangelicals Agree on How We’re Saved? (w/ Dr. Matthew J. Thomas) 2023-12-07T23:05:14-04:00 K. Albert Little

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In this episode of The Cordial Catholic, I’m joined by Dr. Matthew J. Thomas to talk about justification, salvation, and whether or not Evangelicals and Catholics can agree on how we’re saved.

This is a wonderful topic and one of the bread-and-butter type conversations on this podcast: unpacking what both Catholics and Evangelicals believe about how we’re saved and trying to come up with some agreement.

Dr. Thomas explains how the definition of words like “justification,” “works,” and “salvation” can often be misused and misunderstood across different groups and that being clear with our language, looking for similarities, and working through differences is how we can better understand what divided and shockingly still divides Protestant Christianity from Catholic and Orthodox believers.

For more from Dr. Matthew J. Thomas, visit the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology.

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