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In this week's episode I want to explore the seductive claims of universalism and ask if loss of supernatural faith in the four last things - death, judgement, heaven and hell- is eroding the life of the Church and changing it irrevocably; from being a body whose primary purpose is to usher souls into the life which is to come into a body whose primary purpose is to affirm people in the life they choose to lead.

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In this episode I review the papal visit to France and ponder what message it gave to the world and to that secular nation. I also contrast the message of hope delivered by Pope Leo with that given by Andy Burnham at the labour conference this week. Whose message is more reliable and why?

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The parish website http://tunbridgewells-ordinariate.com

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In this episode I ponder how Britain's abandonment of Christian faith has inevitably led to a loss of its own self identity. This is causing not only the collapse of its institutions and struggles with issues like immigration and the economy, it is also the cause of its shrinking fertility. Unless it rediscovers its founding faith it will die.

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All views on this podcast are my own personal views and do not represent the views of the wider church or the Ordinariate.

The parish website http://tunbridgewells-ordinariate.com