The Antichrist, Anxiety Meds & Benevacantism

More emails on this episode of What Catholics Believe. Tom and Fr. Jenkins discuss and answer the following: • How do you reconcile 2 Corinthians 5:21 with Fr. Jenkins stating that Martin Luther’s statement ‘on the cross Jesus became sin’ is blasphemous/heretical? • Is Cardinal Manning’s interpretation of St. Paul’s word in 2 Thessalonians correct? • The catechism states God is a spirit but He is also the 2nd person, Jesus, who has a physical body, in the Trinity. How is this possible? • Is it sinful to take anti-anxiety medication? • What is the celebrity culture of today and is it harmful? • What to make of Ann Barnhardt’s videos?

(This episode was filmed on 18 June 2019.)

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