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Hosted by Deacon Frederick Bartels · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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The Deacon Frederick Bartels show explores the Bible, spirituality, prayer, Christian tradition and doctrine, and other related topics from the Catholic perspective.
Deacon Frederick Bartels hosts The Deacon Frederick Bartels Show, a religion show with 31 episodes published.
The voice you heard at the beginning is Richard Ackerman, known as Redeemed Zoomer. He is a Presbyterian and has a large YouTube channel with about 700 thousand subscribers. In this episode, I respond to what he says is
All Christians believe that Jesus is God in the flesh. But few take the time to learn more about what that really means. We might believe that Jesus is God and man and that he is the Lord. And that’s all well and good. B
Is the human conscience kind of like those old Disney cartoons, where there’s an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other, and you feel caught in the middle, confused and unsure, listening to them argue back and fo
The voice you just heard is from a video clip of Mike Winger. Mike is a Protestant Christian who doesn’t think that there’s evidence for the office of the pope or the papacy in the bible. He’s one among many thousands of
This episode explores two approaches to making moral decisions. When we make a choice to comply with the moral law, do we do so out of a sense of obligation, such as to avoid some type of punishment? Or, on the other han
Hey everyone. Thanks for being here and listening to the show. The voice of the person you heard at the beginning is Mike Winger, a Protestant Christian. This episode discusses a video Mike Winger recorded on his YouTube
In this episode, we explore the Calvinist doctrine of eternal security or what is often called “once saved, always saved.” By the way, if you like this content, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with family
Recently Wes Huff made a YouTube video giving six reasons for why he remains a convictional Protestant and favors Protestantism over Catholicism. This episode interacts with his video, and explores one of the reasons Wes
In this episode, we’ll explore in vitro fertilization, or IVF, and talk about its dark side by addressing some of the reasons for why it is immoral. By the way, the topic of this episode might not be appropriate for youn
This episode explores the theological virtue of faith, why this gift of grace from God is essential, and what our response to it should be. If you like this content, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with ot
This next Monday (May 25th) the Church celebrates the memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of the Church. Mary is an icon of the Church, and the Church walks the path Mary has forged ahead of us. Furthermore,
In this episode, we explore the cardinal virtue of fortitude. Before you listen to this episode, you might want to go back and listen to episodes 9, 13, and 14 to learn about the other three cardinal virtues, if you have
In this episode, I discuss some of the views of Alex O’Connor. He’s a self-professed atheist, or perhaps an agnostic. He thinks there are contradictions in the gospels. And he thinks Matthew invented the story about the
In this episode I’ve compiled a few clips from a video on Cross Examined’s website involving a question and answer session with Frank Turek. It features a discussion Frank had with an Orthodox Christian. The Orthodox Chr
Is the earth flat? Well … there is only a very small minority of people who think that it is. Based on tons of scientific evidence, the vast majority of people believe the earth is a sphere. I’m not going to go through t
It’s Friday in the Octave of Easter in the Year of our Lord 2026. In this episode, we’ll discuss the resurrection of Christ and what it means for our future as Christians, namely, the resurrection of the dead at the end
It’s Friday of the Lord’s Passion. On this sacred day we remember our Lord’s passion and death on the cross. In this episode, we’ll explore the Roman practice of crucifixion as an exercise of capital punishment. We’ll lo
The Virtue of Temperance In episodes 9 and 13 the cardinal virtues of prudence and justice were discussed. If you missed those, consider listening to them first. In this episode, we’ll look at the cardinal virtue of temp
What is the virtue of justice? In this episode, we’re going to look at the virtue of justice, which is one of the four cardinal virtues. If you like this content, please leave a review and some comments, and share it wit
Are UAPs and Aliens Demons? That’s a question some people are asking, especially as official military footage and congressional testimony have brought unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs, as they are called today) back i
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