Institute of Catholic Culture podcast

Freedom or Bondage?

6/26/2025

Institute of Catholic Culture

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Catholic teaching takes a distinctive stance compared to Protestant views on human nature and divine grace. We examine the realism which undergirds the Catholic view of nature and grace and show why Protestant errors are both philosophical and theological

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