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Frequência de atualização:
every 26 days
Duração média do áudio:
96 minutes
Podcast de vídeo
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
12 episódios
desde 22 de Novembro de 2025
episodic

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What if reading the Bible isn't about finishing it, mastering it, or understanding every verse, but about developing a lifelong relationship with God? In this episode of The Mathematic Catholic, we explore five stages of growing through Sacred Scripture: Encounter, Story, Church, Integration, and…

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The Equation of Rock Bottom

This episode of The Mathematic Catholic is a raw and reverent descent into what we call the theology of the edge—the place where faith stops being theory and starts becoming fire. We explore how Scripture only truly comes alive when you've been broken enough for the Spirit to seep in—when you’ve re…
So Jason and I were in the process of redoing some of the first episodes because we didn't feel the sound quality was very good. We rerecorded the Do Not Be Afraid episode with our current thoughts and I was about to delete the old episode when I saw that it was the most downloaded episode. Well I …
What happens when culture becomes more important than love? In this episode of The Mathematic Catholic, Jerrod and Jason tackle one of the most uncomfortable questions facing Christians today: Have we sometimes used Scripture to protect our culture rather than to reveal God's heart? From ancient …
Why do some people irritate you instantly while others barely bother you at all? What if the people who annoy you most are actually exposing something hidden inside yourself? In this episode of The Mathematic Catholic, we explore the uncomfortable logic behind annoyance, insecurity, ego, and fear…
Is the death penalty justice—or fear disguised as order? In this episode of The Mathematic Catholic, Jerrod and Jason explore whether execution can ever be morally licit under Thomistic natural law. They examine Aquinas, Romans 13, and the modern Catechism, asking: What does “necessity” really mean…
Are sins ranked? Does guilt matter? Why does God say He does not desire sacrifice but obedience? In this episode of The Mathematic Catholic, we explore how Scripture, the Catechism, and Vatican II reveal a non-sentimental logic of the Cross: sins are not ranked to judge worth, but to discern respon…

Vatican II

Was Vatican II a disaster… or a divine challenge? In this episode of The Mathematic Catholic, we move past nostalgia and outrage to ask the real question: Now what? If Vatican II called the laity to maturity, responsibility, and disciplined faith—are we finally ready to live it? We explore cateches…

Bone of His Bone

Why did God allow Israel a king, and how does that lead to the Eucharist? This episode follows a path from David and Jerusalem to Baptism, Confirmation, and Christ the King. If we are truly Christ’s Body — His flesh and bones — then the Eucharist does more than unite us: it forms us to give ourselv…

Do Not Be Afraid

“Do not be afraid” appears over 300 times in the Bible — but it’s more than comfort. It’s survival. Jerrod and Jason explore how going limp in a car crash saves the body, and how trusting God saves the soul. Fear makes us tense and break. Trust lets us roll through impact and rise. God’s wisdom is …
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