#12398 Can Non-Catholics Be Saved? Apostolic Churches and Gnosticism - Tim Staples

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“Can non-Catholics be saved?” This episode explores the complexities of salvation outside the Catholic Church, addressing questions like the origins of apostolic Churches and the resurgence of Gnosticism in some Protestant denominations. Tune in as we also discuss the nature of God’s invisibility and the role of patron saints in our lives.

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Questions Covered:

03:00 – Can you explain why non-Catholics who reject Catholicism will not have salvation?
14:00 – How can I find a list of all the apostolic Churches and where the Apostles ended up?
23:03 – Do you see Gnosticism creeping back into some Protestant denominations?
35:30 – How is God invisible?
42:27 – How does one establish a relationship with our patron saints and what do they do for us?
50:55 – Have you heard of people experiencing a being presenting itself in their room at night?

Chapters

1. Can you explain why non-Catholics who reject Catholicism will not have salvation? (00:03:00)

2. How can I find a list of all the apostolic Churches and where the Apostles ended up? (00:14:00)

3. Do you see Gnosticism creeping back into some Protestant denominations? (00:23:03)

4. How is God invisible? (00:35:30)

5. How does one establish a relationship with our patron saints and what do they do for us? (00:42:27)

6. Have you heard of people experiencing a being presenting itself in their room at night? (00:50:55)

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