Tangled Christianity

Peter and Webby take a small detour to meditate on the person hood of Jesus and how important and significant it is that He, the God of the universe, chose to become flesh and pitch his tent with us.

Peter and Webby continue to make sure they are on the same page around each's understanding of what it means to show honor through Icons. They kind of land on a stand off.

The pre-show went pretty long so Peter and Webby take a few minutes to just give an update on our icon point of views and set a plan for next week.

It is very easy to talk about a topic in the Christian faith with another Christian of a differing discipline, and mean completely different things. Peter and Webby set out to establish exactly where they are.

Webby was tasked with bringing back a more biblical understanding of the concerns protestants take with icons and relics. He does that through the lens of the bronze serpent and alcohol dependency

Peter and Webby take a look at a few times in scripture that God uses objects that would be considered relics today.

Peter and Webby share their experience at Reach Conf 2025 with a live audience. Discussions around the Ecumenical spaces, the Eucharist, and more with live feedback and questions from the crowd!

Webby and Peter are behind on comments... That;s it. That's the episode

Gavin's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoU4PO5d6kQ Webby has recently discovered the council of nicia 2 and a discussion around icon veneration. Is it right/wrong and what might that mean for Catholics? Peter and Webby tackle this through the lens of Gavin Orthlund's video tagged above.

Webby holds pretty strongly to the idea that all sin separates us from God, BUT does that mean that all sin is equal? Peter and Webby revisit the idea of mortal and venial sin.

Webby and Peter have talked at length over 2 sacraments, Baptism and Eucharist, but not really about any of the other 5. So... they did that.

Webby still has some struggles with the words of Mary from the apparition story in "Our Lady of Guadalupe." Peter on the other hand finds great comfort in the words she says.

Webby recently went to his first infant baptism and its been on his mind a lot.

Webby and Peter have been discussing a lot for nearly a year. There have been so many topics that we want to dive deeper into and along the way there have been so much growth in our understanding of the faith. In this episode, the duo takes a retreat to review how far they have come since the first episode.

There has been a lot of hard feeling and conversations in our country and the world at large lately. In light of this, and to honor the memory of so many who have been lost, Peter and Webby decided to just have a friendly chat and lower the temperature while continuing to encourage everyone to share their ideas and love for Jesus.

Peter and Webby start a conversation around "Theosis" or becoming God. That's a spicy thing to say, and we know that. So lets talk about it.

Webby and Peter have come to understand that many Christians used the same words to describe themselves or other aspects of the church, but they don't always mean the same thing when they use those words. In this episode, we discuss what types of implications the different meanings of the same words can have on our understanding of what it means to be saved.

Webby and Peter start their research and conversation into the Marian apparition known most popularly today as "Our Lady of Guadalupe."

In this episode Peter and Webby start off by discussing the idea that miracles are condensed to certain periods in history, but that idea may not leave much room for commonly accepted miracles of the Catholic faith today.

Peter and Webby continue to chat about "I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST." Specifically around what requirements must be met for a miracle to actually be a miracle.

Webby brings some responses to Peters issues with Turek and Geisler

Ptony and Webby start a conversation around chapter 8 of the popular book, "I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist" by Norman Geisler and Frank Turek. Peter has some qualms about potential bias of the authors.

In this prerecorded episode, Peter and Webby talk about something that it turns out, they agree on!!!

On August 8, 1996 in the Church of Santa Maria in Buenos Aires a consecrated host (the Eucharist) was reportedly dropped during Communion and, according to Church protocol, was placed in water to dissolve. Days later, it was said to have transformed into a piece of bloody flesh. In this episode, Ptony and Webby untangle the likelihood that this is a miraculous event at all.

The Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano took place in 8th century Italy when a doubting priest witnessed the consecrated host turn into real human flesh and the wine into blood during Mass. The relics - still preserved today - have been scientifically analyzed and confirmed to be human heart tissue and blood type AB. This powerful sign continues to inspire faith in the Real Presence of Christ in the E...