Does the Church have the authority to teach anything it wants? Can we invent new rites and doctrines, or are we stuck with the old ones? How do we decide? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Articles of Religion. Email us at [email protected] Visit our website at walkingthedogma.org Learn more about our churches: St.…

What is the church? A building? A group of people? Is there only one true church, and is Anglicanism it, or are there various true churches? What does it take to be a church, or even the church? All this and more as we continue our path through the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion. Email us at [email protected] Visit our website at walki…

Are all religions equally valid? Or is Jesus the only way to be saved? Is it something in between? What happens to everyone else? All this and more as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion. Email us at [email protected] Visit our website at walkingthedogma.org Learn more about our churches: St. Michael & All…

In this special episode, we answer a whole stack of listener mail! Email us at [email protected] Visit our website at walkingthedogma.org Learn more about our churches: St. Michael & All Angels Church, Tucson, Arizona Church of the Apostles, Oro Valley, Arizona Learn more about the Brotherhood of St. Gregory Pray the Daily Office with th…

Are we going to heaven? Has that already been decided? Is it up to God, or up to us? How can we tell? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcopal Church, based in the United States and present in many other count…

Did Jesus ever commit a sin? Are our sins truly able to be forgiven? Is there a sin which can't be forgiven? And what if there is? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcopal Church, based in the United States an…

What in the world is supererogation? Can you possibly do more than Jesus wants you to? And is it something extra special to be a monk or a nun? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcopal Church, based in the Uni…

Do we deserve to be saved? Do we deserve anything at all? Are the good things we do worth it? Or does Jesus take care of it all? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcopal Church, based in the United States and …

What's a Pelagian? Are babies guilty? Can we ever please God? And can Brother Dave read Greek on the fly? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcopal Church, based in the United States and present in many other c…

Why does God seem so angry in the Old Testament? Isn't the New Testament version of God better? Do Christians have to follow every single rule in the Old Testament? What good are Creeds, and why do we have to say them every Sunday in church? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional st…

Is every word of the Bible equally important? If not, what's the most important part? How many books does the Bible have? Where do fish guts appear in the Bible, and why? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcop…

What is the Holy Ghost? (or Spirit?) Is this Ghost male or female, or possibly a chicken or a vulture? Can you feel the Holy Spirit, and if so, what happens when you can't? All this and more, as we continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episc…

Did Jesus go to Hell? What even is Hell? Does Jesus have a human body today, and if so, where is it? For that matter, what is a body? We continue our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcopal Church, based in the United States and present in many o…

Does God have feelings? What does it mean to be visible or invisible? Does one actually equal three? All this and more, as we begin our exploration of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion - a traditional statement of the Faith of Anglican Churches, and particularly the Episcopal Church, based in the United States and present in many other countries…

What are the Articles of Religion? For a lot of Episcopalians, they're just a bunch of fine print in the back of the Book of Common Prayer. Is there more to them than that? Absolutely - they are a theological document that speaks to understandings of God, of the Church, and of the Christian life that are still important to us today - and some other…