The ScapegoatThe Scapegoat
On the Battlefield
In this fascinating episode, our hosts address a common sentiment in many Evangelical circles that the Cross is the exclusive point of our adoration. Were any of the Lord's 33 years wasted? What about His baptism, His ascension? The discussion continues with a look at Yom Kippur - the Day of Atonement - and Christ as the scapegoat. The connection is drawn between the addict and the scapegoat and how we can image Christ in this way. We mustn't truncate the Gospel as it is, in its entirety, Good News.
0:00•13 Sept 2022
The Scapegoat: Finding Strength in Spirituality
Episode Overview
- Christ's entire life, not just the Cross, is significant.
- Addicts can mirror Christ by bearing burdens voluntarily.
- Yom Kippur rituals offer insights into spiritual recovery.
- Trauma is an internal response that can be healed.
- Baptism symbolizes cleansing and renewal.
“Trauma isn't what happens to you; it's what happens inside of you.”
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Dive into 'The Scapegoat,' where Fr. Joseph Collins and Fr. Michael Marcantoni explore the profound symbolism of Christ as the scapegoat and its parallels with addiction recovery. They challenge the notion that only the Cross matters, highlighting the significance of Jesus's entire life. From baptism to ascension, every moment is part of the Good News. The episode also delves into Yom Kippur, drawing connections between ancient rituals and modern struggles. Fr.
Joseph and Fr. Michael offer a refreshing perspective on how addicts can mirror Christ's journey by bearing burdens and moving towards healing. With a sprinkle of humour, they make theological discussions accessible and engaging. This episode is perfect for anyone seeking deeper understanding of addiction recovery through spiritual lenses. Are you ready to see how ancient wisdom can illuminate your path to sobriety?

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