Historical and Biblical Arguments for the Papacy (w/ Trent Horn)
November 25, 2020
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as posted by the channelin today's episode I interview Trent Horn on the crucial topic of the papacy. Perhaps no issue divides Christians more than the papacy. I've said in the past that if you can convince me of the papacy, I'll be forced to become Catholic. In this video we discuss whether the papacy is a solid foundation for the Catholic church or simply creates a house of cards. In addition, Trent provides biblical and historical arguments for the papacy, walking through questions like "was Peter the first pope?" "is there early evidence for papal infallibility?" and much more. At the end of the episode we go through some questions that you all submitted. I hope you enjoy it!
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