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Pilgrims from Paradise
You’re connected to the Pilgrims from Paradise podcast with Matthew Gallatin. Matthew is the author of Thirsting For God in a Land of Shallow Wells published by Conciliar Press. He lives in Northern Idaho and is a former Professor of Philosophy. Learn more about Matthew's ministry at his website
You can read Matthew Gallatin's full bio here. You can write to him at .
Visit our Schedules page to see when this podcast will be broadcast on Ancient Faith Talk.
Programs:
Monasticism - Part 2
Posted Friday, November 30, 2007
Matthew talks about what all Christians can learn from monastics, and encourages us to develop a relationship with a monastery.
Monasticism
Posted Friday, November 23, 2007
So what is the monastic life all about? Legalism? Works based salvation? Matthew explores this topic in today's episode.
Nativity Fast
Posted Friday, November 16, 2007
So why are Orthodox Christians fasting the weeks leading up to Christmas while other Christians are having parties and good food?
Miracle
Posted Friday, November 09, 2007
Matthew departs from his script today to reflect on the miracle that brought him to Orthodoxy,
No Salvation Outside The Church
Posted Friday, November 02, 2007
So what does it mean "There is no salvation outside of the Church?" Matthew explores that in this week's episode.
Doctrine = Christ
Posted Saturday, October 27, 2007
Does Christianity begin with a rational, doctrinally defined picture of God? Matthew explores the sacramental nature of the Church and how it relates to our experience of God.
Anathema
Posted Friday, October 19, 2007
Matthew is back and feeling better. His thoughts today are concentrating on the flow of dogma through the history of the Church. He observes that doctrinal differences between Christians are more than just an annoyance.
Living Faith
Posted Friday, October 12, 2007
Matthew is sick this week so we will take a break from his series on sacraments to present a short feature from our archives.
