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27:42Now PlayingRecently, Reformed Baptist commentator Allie Beth Stuckey explained exactly why she isn't Catholic, narrowing her primary objections down to two major historical battlegrounds: Marian doctrine and "Faith Alone" (Sola Fide).
In this video essay, we take a deep, respectful look at her arguments. By diving directly into the text of Scripture, exploring the Council of Jerusalem in Acts 15, and reviewing the unambiguous testimony of the Early Church Fathers, we uncover the biblical and historical foundation for Catholic theology.
Is salvation by faith alone truly biblical?
Why does Church authority matter?
And where does the road between Protestantism and Catholicism actually divide?
Let's look at the evidence.
📚 Resources Mentioned:
Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC)
"The Jewish Roots of Mary" by Brant Pitre
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