Your View Of The Original Sin Is Wrong

How does the devil use knowledge to deceive us, and what can we learn from the Catholic Church’s wisdom? In this episode of Faith Through Reason, Brian Sullivan explores the profound lessons of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and the devil’s enduring tactics in separating humanity from God.

📖 The Tree of Knowledge Explained
Uncover why God’s command to Adam and Eve wasn’t about blind obedience but about trusting Him as the source of all truth. Learn how the desire for knowledge, when separated from God, leads to pride and rebellion.

🔥 Modern Intellectualism and Its Challenges
Discover how thinkers like Jordan Peterson grapple with spiritual truths yet stop short of full submission to God. Understand how intellectual pride echoes the serpent’s ancient deception and traps us in doubt.

⛪ Faith and Reason United in Catholicism
The Catholic Church embraces both faith and reason as essential for understanding truth. See how figures like St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas demonstrate the harmony between intellect and spirituality.

🙏 Why the Catholic Magisterium Matters
In a world of fragmented interpretations, the Catholic Church provides a unified teaching authority to guide believers. Explore how the Magisterium protects against relativism and preserves the clarity of God’s truth.

🧠 Faith in Action: Sacraments and Spiritual Growth
Learn how the sacraments, especially the Eucharist, deepen our connection with God and align our intellects with His divine wisdom. Discover how faith, rooted in humility, transforms knowledge into a path toward salvation.

This video offers profound insights into the interplay of faith, reason, and knowledge. By examining Catholic teaching, we reveal how to resist the devil’s tricks and grow in understanding and trust in God.

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