#032: 4 Sections of Hell [Podcast]

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Dr. Taylor Marshall

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Education

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🗓️ 23 April 2014

⏱️ 47 minutes

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My goal this week is to introduce talk about the afterlife. We are in the middle of the octave of Holy Week. We are celebrating the resurrection of Christ from the dead. But it raises the question: what is meant by the dead? We also say that he â€œdescended into Hellâ€ and yet Christ told the good thief that he would be with Him in Paradise. All of this confuses people. So today we are going to break it all down. By the time you finish this podcast youâ€™ll understand limbo, Christâ€™s descent into Hell, the Harrowing of Hell, and how the thief could be in Hell and Paradise with Christ at the same time. Are you ready? Weekly podcast joke:Â Four Clergyman went to the forest to evangelize a bear Tip of the week: BookÂ 12 Week Year by Brian Moran (recommended by Josh Simmons of eCatholic) Proverb of the week:Â Proverbs 24:5 Featured Segment:Â 4 Sections of Hell Saint of the Week:Â Saint John Paul II Latin word of the week:Â Apostolicam Actuositatem Click to Listen: PodcastÂ #032 4 Sections of Hell If audio player does not show up in your email or browser,Â please click here to listen. Please Share Your Feedback Our new podcast is still doing great on iTunes: 107,377Â downloads! A huge “THANK YOU” to all 164 (!) of you who wrote amazingÂ 5-star reviews at iTunes.Â If you’re new, you can rate this podcast byÂ clicking hereÂ and then “View in iTunes.”Â From there you can leave a review.Â I appreciate you for this! Thank you! And pleaseÂ subscribeÂ (FREE) to this podcast in iTunes and get my new podcast every Wednesday morning.Â Please click hereÂ for an easy way to leave a question for Taylor. Podcast Archive # Title Released 031 Meet The Saint Version of You 04/16/2014 030 Should You Be an Optimist? 04/09/2014 029 Finding Fellowship like Samwise Gamgee 04/01/2014 028 Demons, Snakes, and Ticks: Lessons from a Hunting Trip 03/26/2014 027 How to Make an Eternal Impact with Your Life 03/19/2014 026 Thoughts on My Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe 02/26/2014 025 Why is the Catholic Church Roman? 02/19/2014 024 The Seven Lies We Believe About Our Failures 02/11/2014 023 How to Restart Your Mental Computer 02/06/2014 022 Top Five Productivity Tips from Thomas Aquinas 01/29/2014 021 Did You Miss Godâ€™s Plan for Your Life? 01/23/2014 020 When Prayer Becomes a Chore 01/15/2014 019 12 Attributes of a Baptized Christian 01/08/2014 018 A Podcast Against Bitter Catholics! 12/30/2013 017 Maryâ€™s Painless Delivery of Christ Explained 12/18/2013 016 Our Lady of Guadalupe and Saint Luke (Plus How to Set Goals) 12/11/2013 015 Total Consecration to Mary 12/04/2013 014 Whatâ€™s Your Apostolate? 11/27/2013 013 6 Items for the Liturgy of Your Life 11/20/2013 012 Why You Should Be More Creative 11/13/2013 011 Why Did They Stop Teaching Virtue? 11/06/2013 010 How Do Saints Hear Our Prayers? 10/30/2013 009 My Opinion of Martin Luther 10/23/2013 008 My Top 5 Daily Prayers 10/16/2013 007 Your Guardian Angel 10/03/2013 006 How You Can Convert 7 Billion People 09/25/2013 005 3 Strategies for a Marriage that Sings! 09/18/2013 004 4 Step Plan When Family Leave the Faith 09/12/2013 003 5 Tools for Deep Daily Prayer Life 09/04/2013 002 Three Tips to Increase Your Passion for Life 08/28/2013 001 How to Find a Spiritual Director 08/18/2013 The post #032: 4 Sections of Hell [Podcast] appeared first on Taylor Marshall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:16.4	You're listening to the Taylor Marshall Show episode 32 and today we're going to go to hell. That's right. We're going to look at Thomas Aquinas's teaching on the four sections of hell and how it relates to the harrowing of hell, the limbo of the infants, a very controversial topic. We're going to look at what Thomas says about that. And also
0:20.3	this question, how is it that Jesus could say,
0:23.0	today you'll be with me in paradise
0:24.9	to the thief on the cross,
0:26.2	and yet he descended into hell.
0:28.6	All that more in this week's show. And the Howdy and thank you for tuning in to the Taylor Marshall Show. This is the
1:06.4	podcast for everyone who wants to create daily habits and learn enough theology
1:11.3	to take their faith to the next level.
1:14.7	And my goal this week is to introduce the afterlife.
1:20.4	We are in the middle of the octave of Easter week and we are celebrating the resurrection of Christ from the dead.
1:29.0	But this raises a lot of questions.
1:30.7	For example, what is meant by, quote, the dead? And when we say he descended of
1:35.0	questions, for example, what is meant by, quote, the dead? And when we say he descended into hell,
1:36.0	what does that mean? Did Christ suffer in hell? Of course not.
1:40.0	And what about that good thief? He said, Today you'll be with me in Paradise,
1:43.3	and yet he descended into Hell.
1:44.7	So how is Paradise in Hell reconciled?
1:49.0	All of this confuses people to say nothing of the idea of Limbo so today we're going to break it all down.
1:57.6	By the time you finish this podcast you'll understand limbo, Christ is sent in the hell, the harrowing of hell, and how the thief could be in both
2:05.8	hell and Paradise with Christ at the same time.
2:10.6	Are you ready?
2:11.6	Let's do it. Well first we start with our joke of the week. So there were four clergymen and they heard that there was a bear that wanted to get religion. He was interested in eternal things, very rare.
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