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Religion & Spirituality:Christianity

The Teaching Company’s Phillip Cary on Christian Anxiety

2016-07-19

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As we come close to our 1,000 episode, lets go back all the way back to episode 76.

Eastern University professor Phillip Cary talks about Christian anxiety and how the traditional Catholic, Lutheran, and Calvinist notions of Christianity settle certain human anxieties.

am I in a state of mortal sin?
how can I be sure that I’m in a state of grace?
do I have true faith?
how do I know it’s God’s voice?

You can check out some of Phillip’s classes on the Teaching Company website here, or his books Good News for Anxious Christians, Augustine’s Invention of the Inner Self, and his commentary on Jonah.