WOF 062: Listener Q&A with Bishop Barron

Normally, in each episode we take one listener question. But we've received such a large number of outstanding questions from around the globe that we’ve decided to devote another episode to answering a range of questions from listeners like you. Bishop Barron answers several questions, rapid fire, on many different topics.

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Topics Discussed

• 0:17  - Intro: Bishop Barron talks about Marriage as a sacrament
• 2:23 - Why was it necessary for Jesus to be baptized?
• 5:47 - Why is Jesus named "Jesus" and not Emanuel as the prophet predicted?
• 7:39 - Why are there so many names for God in the Old Testament, is "God" sufficient?
• 12:21 - By what means was Jesus able to avoid sin?
• 15:50 - What does Chesterton mean when he says, "The pint, the pipe, and the cross can all fit together."?
• 18:40 - Why did God allow the devil to exist?
• 22:05 - Besides Saint Joseph, what saints should new husbands and fathers study?
• 23:55 - Is there certain a disposition towards goodness that some people are born with while others are prone to struggle?

Bonus Resources

• Study Guides
  • CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players - Leader's Guide (Bishop Barron)
  • CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players - Study Guide (Bishop Barron)
  • CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players - Leaders Kit (Bishop Barron)

• DVDs
  • CATHOLICISM: The Pivotal Players (Bishop Barron)

• Books
  • Catholicism: A Journey to the Heart of the Faith by Bishop Barron
  • Seeds of the Word: Finding God in the Culture by Bishop Barron
  • Vibrant Paradoxes: The Both/And of Catholicism by Bishop Barron
  • Praying with the Pivotal Players by Bishop Barron
  • Thomas Aquinas: Spiritual Master by Bishop Barron

Find bonus links and resources for this episode at http://WordOnFireShow.com and, again, be sure to submit your questions at http://AskBishopBarron.