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15:05Now PlayingHave you ever noticed that the denominational apologetics scene on YouTube is dominated by Catholics? Why is that?
In this video, I dive into a few reasons why, at least at the level of YouTube apologetics, Protestants are lagging behind Catholics.
This isn't a video about who's right and who's wrong. It's a video about the reality of the dynamics involved in this space. As I mention in the video, I'm not too fond of the language of winning and losing. I think we're on the same team in the grand scheme of things. But it's true, Catholics are producing more content and to greater effect in this space. That's not to say more people are becoming Catholic than Protestant (the inverse is true), but I'd wager that, among those making their decision based on YouTube apologetics, more people are becoming Catholic than Protestant.
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