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Reformed High Churchman
Reformed High Churchman is a direct, no-holds-barred, no-nonsense interaction with, Biblical, philosophical, historical (and when necessary, political) issues of the day that challenge Christianity.
Fr. PA.F. Castellano is an Anglican Catholic Priest and Bishop's Chaplain for the Bishop Co-Adjutor of the Diocese of New Orleans.
Fr. Castellano, MAR, MA, ThM, Ph.D., and Ph.D. (ABD), is the State Supply Priest for St. Peter the Apostle Anglican Catholic (APA), in Kingsport, TN. He has taught at the middle school, university, and seminary levels and is currently working on completing a second Ph.D. via online education at South African Theological Seminary.
For more information, such as our blog, sermons, and teaching material, go to our website:
https://www.reformedhighchurchman.com/
and
https://www.youtube.com/@TheAnglicanPriest/videos
Episodes
7 episodes
"Judge Not Lest Ye be Judged."
At one point or another, in a conversation someone has had this statement challenge them. What does one do? How do you respond? In this episode we'll look at the context of Matthew chapter 7 and determine if this is a correct application of thi...
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What is Replacement Theology? A Critical Analysis of Both Positions.
Having looked at both Replacement Theology and its opponent, today Dr. Castellano will offer a critical analysis of both positions in the hopes of identifying an alternative faithful to Scripture.
What is Replacement Theology? A Response.
Last week we looked at Replacement Theology, proper, this week we'll look at the response to Replacement Theology by its opponents.
What is Replacement Theology?
With the tension in the Middle East, there always comes the inevitable question, where does Israel fit in all of this and what is God's plan for Israel?In this first, of a 3 part series, Dr. Castellano addresses the question of so-called...
The Problem with Paedo-Communion
If you come from a traditional, orthodox, liturgical tradition you might have encountered a moment during communion where you look next to you and see very young children receiving communion; children under the age of 8!Have you asked yo...