"7 False Catholic Teachings" (REBUTTED) 

Wouldn't miss it for the world

Thanks, Trent. Be sure to check out another RU-vidr who is attacking the Church: IThink Biblically.

What would you say to someone who claims Pope Gregory the great prescripting purgatory is analogous to Joseph Smith inventing the canon of his own golden plates?

I know Joshua Harris. I went to his dad's church (Greg Harris) for years

​@@josh39684 Just sad I actually was involved with homeschooling circles and met the family.

So simple, i can't see how protestants not only go of course with the understanding, but how they would not admit to “following the many disciples” that walked away from Jesus when they could not agree with the literal understanding. Pride, perhaps.

@@siddywiddyb It's because before "Sola Scriptura" or "Sola Fide", it's "Catholicism is wrong". Imagine doing math insisting on PI being exactly 3. It won't work out and you'll need a lot of extras to make things kind of work.

"This is my body" not "this is just a neat symbol."

And if this wasn't enough, John 6 makes it even more obvious. But they can dismiss anything as a metaphor.

I am the door - made out of wood I am the way - now He is tarmac The house, the sand and the rock - instructions for engineers and home owners The lamps and the oil - instructions for procurement The hidden treasure - Good luck finding Gods kingdom by digging in your garden Could tell you more, but need to drive to town now for classes how to sell and buy pearls...

I noticed it too😅!

"HOW THEY LIVED THEIR LIFE " Is that a 'work'?

​@@phild3936 Yes. Either good works or bad works

Contradicting himself. Says one thing on his T-shirt and then states that, 'their fate is sealed based on how they lived their life whenever they were living'.

Did you catch that he paused just a little bit as he was saying it? Like he was aware of the ridiculousness of his belief system, if only for the briefest moment.

Unfortunately for people like Allen they make a living off stuff like this in so much there's no way they could afford to come out and admit spreading false doctrine. We all live in a echo chamber but I will never understand how people who claim to love Christ Jesus could attack thr oldest church who established the new testament, have traditions all the way down to the time of Jesus. It's madness to me

@@humbirdms2784 Parr sounds so ignorant of basic Christianity. Its embarrassing.

Of course Parr doesn't, he just shows ignorance of all the basic creed whenever talking about the Catholic Church, so sad to see him spreading lies about our faith

The worst example of this is Todd Friel. The coward literally has most, if not all his comments disabled

@@3miL_2012as well as white

They need to justify their belief by trying to knock down Catholicism. No matter how emphatically people deny the church their conscience troubles them, deep down they know better.

No, no one is as bad as Mike Gendron. He might be as bad as Ray Comfort.

@@MeanBeanComedy I saw a video of a Lutheran pastor defending infant baptism against Mike Gendron and you could tell how appalled he was at Mike’s out of control hubris. Mike actually said “anyone who defends infant baptism clearly hasn’t thought about it very deeply” it was so ridiculous that it still makes me laugh. The pastor replied with “sooo people like Martin Luther didn’t think about this very deeply.” It was golden.

"Assurance of Salvation" is emblematic of this hubris. "I want to be saved, but I don't want a real relationship with God, just a Divine sugardaddy."💔

Makes me sad. Trent and Jimmy are some of my favorite Christian apologists (period) and I'm a protestant. To not have dialogue and glean insight from such great minds is a terrible disservice.

There were four views of the Eucharist in the early church. In his magnum opus, History of the Christian Church, historian Philip Schaff (Philip Schaff, History of the Christian Church, Volume 2, [Hendrickson Publishers, 2010], pp. 241-245; Philip Schaff, History of the Christian Church, Volume 3, [Hendrickson Publishers, 2010], pp. 494-500) documents the four views the early church held in regards to the way in which Christ was associated with the bread and wine. You had the (1) mystical view of Ignatius, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus and Cyril of Jerusalem which said the body and blood of Jesus are mystically in union with the elements leading to a sort of repetition of the incarnation, though no change in substance actually takes place as in later Romanism; (2) the symbolic view of Tertullian, Cyprian, Eusebius, Gregory Nazianzen, Macarius the Elder, Theodoret, Augustine and Gelasius which said the Eucharist symbolizes the body and blood of Jesus and is a commemoration, not Rome’s literalistic transubstantiation; (3) the allegorical or spiritual view of Clement of Alexandria, Origen and Athanasius which said the believer receives the spiritual but not physical blood and life of Jesus at Mass; and (4) the literalistic view of Hilary, Ambrose and Gaudentius which affirmed the bread and wine as being the literal transformed body and blood of Jesus which is basically in line with the modern Roman Catholic system. The Roman view is in the minority, while the symbolic and mystical views seem to be the most primitive and popular.”

@@Justas399 You can also find it in the writings to Emperor Marcus Aurelius regarding the early church and eating of the flesh of Jesus. Early Romans called Christ believers in the Eucharist cannibals but the letter to Marcus explained, they don't eat people, they eat the living Jesus spiritually that has transformed into living bread.

@@davidestate You are not getting that doctrine from exegeting the Scriptures.

This is clearly secondary protestant source claiming this kind of nonsense.

This is all great information but let’s not forget all the early church fathers disagreed on seperate issues but the important thing to remember is What the church teaches.

God bless you, brother. I'm also a convert from this past Easter. I was an atheist before, but God gave me the grace to see how wrong I was.

@@lumberzach77 likewise, peace be with you. Pray for me, I'll pray for you

This is my same experience converting to orthodoxy, instead of always worrying whether or not I was “truly” saved, the only thing I worry about now is if I have broken God’s heart. A Protestant objection is how we’ve made Christ as a “fearful judge”, but I was never more scared of God than when I was a Protestant. No assurance of true salvation, especially when I sinned and walked away from God. Since finding the truth I am no longer ruled by a fear of Hell or not being truly saved. Once saved always saved is a recipe for paranoia. Knowing that though I fall I have God as my Father welcoming back His prodigal is so much more assuring.

Also confirmed at this past Easter with the same experience! Did you watch Trent's video "Protestantism's Not So Simple Plan for Salvation"? I saw that last Summer when I first learned about Catholicism and it resonated with me fully

I can relate to this, back when I struggled with Masturbation it felt as if I was somehow never enough, that I was doomed to succumb to my flesh. If It weren't for confession, my scruples would have led to me renouncing the faith entirely. It felt so peaceful, knowing that even after failing uncountable times, that I could always find a guaranteed assurance, even If that state of grace didn't last long. It was as if I had the ability to restart my life again, with a fresh new beginning, every week.

what is stopping you?

I converted last year and now attend the Traditional Latin Mass with my wife and children. It is a huge blessing to be in the Church that stretches back to the Apostles. Now when I saw the Apostle's Creed, I mean all of it! One, Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. You won't regret it, my friend.

​@@patricial.321Usually new catholics are baptised into the church at Easter

quote---What was it like to seat with Jesus and listening to his teachings.. unquote QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught Mary is a mediator. QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught Mary will go to heaven. QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught Mary is every ones mother. QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught Sunday is a holy day QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught .a mere man is head of His church. QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught Mary will remain a virgin. QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught Mary is never sinned. QUOTE the bible that says Christ taught Peter was named a pope. .etc, etc

@@mitchellosmer1293 quote where any of that was not church teaching until 500 years ago

even in Catholicism, its tricky today, find a conservative Catholic chruch...

I've been there last year when I was seeking which church is truer. All I can suggest you is that you seek truth itself and not just a good preacher. Of course I truly believe fullness of Christian truth is only within the Catholic Church, but it's your choice in the end. My suggestion is that you also try an Eastern Catholic church if you got one nearby.

@@glennlanham6309 What you're saying isn't true because there's only one Catholic Church and only one doctrine. If people say things contrary to doctrine, it's the people who are the problem, not the doctrine. Whereas with Protestants, doctrine is the problem.

God bless you and your wife 🙏

​@@glennlanham6309aka traditional. Grew up in what I found out is a liberal church and now attend a reverent one....quite different in reverence and piety

Yes!! My comment on Allan Pars page was removed because they didn't like what I said about his erroneous assumptions.

Keep fighting the good fight. The world will hate you because they hated the savior first.

Yeah you attacked his monetary base of followers so they will always block your comments. They don’t want you to erode their base of followers

That’s rough. Shows quite a bit of insecurity that they need to ban anyone who would dare suggest anything different from group think.

Interesting, I was also banned from a Christian discord server - which one were you a part of?

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I love how he quotes protestants to put them up against other protestants. They both go by sola scriptura and both claim to interpret the scriptures with the Holy Spirit yet contradict each other. Who do we listen to? It's as if he is showing the protestants that 1. another protestant refutes their position, 2. the division in protestantism and 3. no authority to say who is right or wrong in protestantism.

I hope he makes a video using the gospels to support his claims.

@@FleurPillager Cool straw man. Is this what protestant "pastors" teach at bible "study?"

​@@FleurPillager Please try to not act in bad faith. It is certainly unchristian behaviour.

@@EmberBright2077 He doesn't do that in this video. He's just quoting Catholic scholars instead of comparing the words of Jesus to false Catholic doctrine.

I pray you’ll come to your true home - I’m a convert myself and I assure you, Protestants are missing an ocean of beauty and a depth to their faith that they don’t know is missing. The sacraments are so important and powerful, too. Please don’t hesitate. God bless you.

@@erin6083 My dear friend, I sincerely appreciate your care for me despite our disagreements. I never want to take anything lightly that I should have pursued more closely and that most definitely includes the sacraments and tradition of Christianity. I wish you the best and pray that God blesses you as well.

Sanhedrin pt 2 arrived. Congrats, you will be the recipients of Matthew 7:21-23. You will proclaim you “kept the church” “performed miracles” and Christ will turn you away cause you lost the message, again. Just like the Jews did first go again, the second generation of those Jews is showing itself

@@jtbasener8740 That was so kind and beautifully said. Thank you. Truly, I pray for God to bless you and for the Holy Spirit to lead you to the Church if that is God’s will for you. Regardless, thank you again.

@@erin6083 Certainly, dear friend! Thank you for your kindness.

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Welcome home! Best choice!

Welcome to the Catholic Church, brother

@@MarceloIsasmendi It feels good to be home, thank you. Praise God.

​@@InTheCloudsFilm soon I shall come home to the Church of Christ soon too! May God bless you and keep you and may Our Lady pray for you.

Praise to God! I had the same experience with Mike Winger. Was also confirmed at Easter this year and get Mike's videos in my feed only to roll my eyes every time he mentions Catholicism

@@shepherddog1199 AMEN! praying for you!

Protestant here.He is right purely symbolic.

@@peterlee6148Sure, but in the Protestant world it’s still a minority position. It’s probably only in the Protestant evangelical world that it’s a majority position

@@peterlee6148 Which church? There are hundreds of Protestant denominations.

@@peterlee6148wrong, Lutherans, Anglicans, reformed don’t hold to symbolic view

@@FleurPillagerthere are no hundreds, that’s a straw man there’s only a small handful of Protestant traditions

Ha! Bet that's a wild story. 😜😝

It is incredibly frustrating for sure, feels like beating the proverbial horse.

God bless you!

Could be wrong here but I don’t think Allen is a Calvinist

@ianmiller07 he's a once saved, always saved.

​@@ianmiller07not outright a Calvinist but in some of his videos he admitted on leaning towards Reformed views which are based on Calvinistic teachings.

You're supposed to hate false doctrine/

@@AJsoment95x Ah didn’t know that. Thanks for the info

I appreciate your thoughts. I agree, there are certainly meaningful differences between us as Catholics and Lutherans, but you are right about this issue. We as Catholics have to be careful not to say "Protestants believe [X]" as if all Protestants are one and the same, but it is also all too common for some Protestants to say "Catholics are wrong because they believe [X]" and not realize that they are actually denying a common or even majority held belief/practice that other Protestants affirm as well.

The Catholic Church makes things up contrary to the teaching of Jesus. No such thing as mortal sins, intercession of the saints or the infallibility of the Pope. Not to mention the history of the church and what they did to the peasants who translated and dared to read the gospels. Thousands unalived.

@@FleurPillager please explain what the Catholic Church has made up? If you are a Bible alone “sola scriptura” Protestant, then do you realize how much of YOUR beliefs are made up? Protestantism is a man-made gnostic religion…with a bit of Jesus added in. Why did the Protestants REMOVE 7 books of the Bible? Do you know anything about Martin Luther and what a crass, immoral and evil man he was?

@@FleurPillager and please, feel free to research before posting ridiculous rumors about Catholicism. Each one of your claims have been entirely debunked and clarified. But you’d have to actually take the time to go research those claims on your own. It seems though, that Protestants would rather spend that time posting insults and attacks instead.

@@theyliveyousleep8965 I did explain what the church made up contrary to the teachings of Jesus. There's more too.

Most don't know the Orthodox exist.

All they know is Catholics, other Protestants, and Jewish. Tell them about the Orthodox and their brain will short circuit!

It's a american protestant thing to go after catholics. And because they're americans, they don't even know what orthodoxy is. I live in Switzerland and catholics and protestant go hand in hand with each other. you often have pastor preaching in catholic churches or catholic priest preaching in protestant churches... or holding together a mass. But here in Switzerland the protestant or more or less "homogen"... here you have the "protestant church" and not 1000 variations of protestant churches.

Not surprising. The Catholic Church is by far the biggest denomination in the world. So it’s the big bad boogeyman

​@@Brainboxreview not to be "ackshually" but we are not a denomination. We are what they come from.

THIS. ❤

So did you come home?

@@empackmanmueller1725 God willing I will be starting RCIA this fall 🙏🏻

The Catholic Church has their own doctrine and it's not in alignment with the gospels.

​@@FleurPillager 🥱🥱🥱🥱

The RCC preaches a perverted gospel and is accursed per Paul.

Same here, yup! 😎👍🏻

Truth is, Evangelicals are a caricature of historical Protestantism.

God bless you.

Thank you and God bless you, my friend :)

Me too.

Look, I didn't either when I was an atheist & then an evangelical. They don't encourage sincere inquiry. They want to hand you the answer with no effort involved. No one gets anything worthwhile that way, except the gift of redemption which still requires our acceptance for salvation. 😁🌹🙏

Allen have opinion on fake gospels spread during those 4 centuries, Full of gnosticism, but prohibited by the Church by the Canon List?

Amen welcome home! I pray you will discover all of the rich treasures of God's true and holy church

Ask Trent what the churches teaches about Islam, then you find him in trouble😅

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You mean for centuries.. 😅

On the bracket? Yeah. Looks printed on and someone made a typo

I am now.

oh lol I see it

Faith has a space with it, and alone is alone. Never thought I'll write such a sentence.

can't unsee it now you mentioned it

That’s almost exactly what it is. Many evangelicals completely forget the thousand years before Martin Luther, and some done even care about the reformation denominations and are less traditional with the ted talk churches

About church atrocities and corruption, yes, amnesia. False doctrine.

​@@FleurPillageryeah false doctrine created by the deformers, who worship Martin Luthefer

He would say they are demonic.

Seems one sided on your biases here. More likely to see a Catholic talk about no one else is a Christian since they are not a part of the "one true church" compared to an evangelical who would be more likely to admit other denominations can be saved whereas differ on doctrine.

@@jherandsoleil6335Actually the answers to your questions are in the catechism of the Catholic Church, I would encourage guy to read it.

​@jherandsoleil6335 I disagree. The church acknowledges that people who are not Catholic can be saved. Evangelicals? They often say that the Catholic church is satanic and is damned to hell.

@@MaaFreddy There was no question

Let’s call it misconceptions then . Anyway the way we ought to relate to our Christian brothers is explained in the catechism.

Also the NLT is a horrible translation.

As horrible as he is! 😂😂​@@Swish82

Same thought here 🙋🏻‍♀️

Catholics don’t believe that people automatically go to heaven. We do believe in judgment day, so your old pastor had to go through his judgment day.

@@femaleKCRoyalsFan Technically, you do not believe his old pastor can even make it into heaven to begin with.

​@@dananderson6697 No. We hold that Protestants are in a partial communion with the Church, and that Protestants may possibly be saved. We do not assume of any soul that they are 100% in Hell.

​@@EmberBright2077 ...and this is why Catholics are always complaining about "protestants" and what they say about Catholics. You say you do not assume anything of any soul, meanwhile, your dogma explicitly states that we have to come under the Pope's authority. We have to go to confession, we have to participate in the Eucharist, and so on, which directly undermines and contradicts what you just said. That is dogma - required for salvation. It appears for all the world that it isn't so much that "protestants" just get Catholicism wrong, as it is that Catholicism is a massive pile of garbled messages and contradictory gobbledygook that not even the Catholic can fully or consistently comprehend.

​@@EmberBright2077 ...and this is why Catholics are always complaining about "protestants" and what they say about Catholics. You say you do not assume anything of any soul - meanwhile, your dogma explicitly states that we have to come under the Pope's authority. We have to go to confession, we have to participate in the Eucharist, and so on, which directly undermines and contradicts what you just said. That is dogma - required for salvation. Worse, a very great deal of Catholics (including Trent here) would say a "protestant" isn't even allowed to participate in half of those sacraments, specifically *because* they are "protestant" and purposefully rejecting Catholic authority. It appears for all the world that it isn't so much that "protestants" just get Catholicism wrong, as it is that Catholicism is a massive pile of garbled messages and contradictory gobbledygook that not even the Catholic can fully or consistently comprehend.

It will greatly hurt him, apparently this is a way Parr is making money. He's not interested in scholarship and theology as it may diminish the number of people giving him money. That's why this kind of preacher is afraid to go out of their echo chamber and confront arguments with other side. He doesn't want Catholic arguments to convince any of his sheep, therefore he prefers to create made up positions to represent Catholic teachings.

The hand soap 🧼 😂 😅 lol

I spoke with a Presbyterian pastor once and everytime I used the word Catholic, he would correct me and say "Roman Catholic". Very annoying, as If he would honestly call himself Catholic in his day to day life.

No y’all don’t so try some other lie

Having been on both sides, lay Catholics are just as bad. But it's definitely the case that informed Catholics better represent Protestantism than the other way around

_Allan Parr is so ignorant of catholicism. At least we get his beliefs right._ Nothing wrong with being ignorant of pagan Catholicism, provided what you say is true about Alan, but not. But there is something wrong with Catholics being ignorant of Christianity, which they are.

@@hatkingempire6286AMEN. ITS ANOTHER CHRIST

_Allan Parr is so ignorant of catholicism. At least we get his beliefs right._ Nothing wrong with being ignorant of Catholicism and it's man made doctrines, provided what you say is true about Alan, but not. But there is something wrong with Catholics lacking knowledge of Christianity, which they are.

Home is in Jesus and heaven, not in a institution

@@JoanArc-or9sr of course. The Church is his bride.

Spiritual definition of church is[ faith in Christ ] Not a building or instution.

@KuleKeapau-nz2ls Yes, the Catholic church has faith in Christ. What's your point?

Faith in christ is personal. .RIGHT

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Honestly, as long as a person is following Christ I am happy (Protestant here).

@@banmancan1894 Following the inspired teachings of early Church fathers and martyres, thier inspired tradition is what flourished the early church.

​@@banmancan1894how can you be a follower of Jesus and be protestant at the same time??

Nah 😂go to jesus directly.

Yeah, talking to the saints is not necromancy. We’re not using any voodoo to talk to them.

@@peterlee6148 I hope you have never asked another person to pray for you, otherwise you're a hypocrite

Asking a saint to pray for us is found no where in the gospels. The Catholic Church made up their own religion and it's not based on the teachings of Christ.

@@FleurPillager I would think that a Christian would understand that eternal life is exactly that .. eternal life. For the righteous is doesn't start after death and it doesn't end after death. Alan mentions necromancy. Asking a saint to pray for us is not necromancy. Necromancy is trying to communicate with the dead. Communication is a two-way conversation. I speak to them and expect them to engage in a conversation with me. Catholics do not engage in that. When we ask a saint to pray for us, just as we ask our friends here... the prayer we ask them to pray for us goes ONE WAY...to God in the name of the Blessed Holy Trinity. Why would we ask saint to pray for us? We usually ask a saint that has experienced what we feel we are experiencing or a saint we have something in common with to pray for us .. We pray to God. Just because we ask a Saint to pray for us doesn't mean we bypass God...but we know our prayers will usually be what we think we need, not what we truly need. The saint will pray for what we need which will bring us closer to Christ.. ..while our friends will pray for what our earthly minds want...

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Yes he did 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

It is simply unwise to smoke crack, brother. But, yeah, onto heaven you go lol

If you are addicted, your culpability may be lowered, but it's best to never use that drug because of guaranteed addiction.

I can accept smoking crack, but texting and driving is where I draw the line!

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This.

I want to explain to you why God sees our works: A lot of people claim, "Once saved, always saved." But there is something they completely forget about--the carnal nature. When we are saved, we are not automatically released from our carnal nature. We must crucify it. That's why Jesus says to take up our Cross. A lot of people say, "Works can't get you into heaven. Only grace!" And they are correct. But grace links me up to the Holy Spirit, and the Holy Spirit is active! He wants to work for God! Just because I am linked to the Holy Spirit, that doesn't make me a self-indulgent slob. Just thinking that is blasphemy! Because I am linked with the Holy Spirit, He does His works through me! He wants to serve God, and He does it through me! Let me share a story with you: There is a doctor trying to work on a patient. But the patient is being wheeled around by a nurse who won't let him stay put in his wheelchair. Every time the doctor tries to get to the patient, the nurse whizzes him away. The Doctor is Jesus. The Nurse is the carnal nature. And the Patient is you and I. The carnal nature always wants to be in control. The carnal nature can be tamed and can even follow rules because it wants the spotlight. It wants to feel self-righteous. But, there's one thing the carnal nature can't do: it can't be reborn. So, the patient has to look at the nurse and scream, "GET OUT! Leave me alone!" and then the doctor can get to work. The patient isn't doing a good work when he tells the nurse, "Get out!" On the contrary, he is NOT doing what the carnal nature wants. Wouldn't it be better if the patient was connected to life support, the Holy Spirit, and the doctor can work freely? It would be far better if the patient was critical and supported by the Holy Spirit's life support, then if he was being wheeled around by the carnal nature.

Purgatory does literally come from a verb meaning to scrub

Where is purgatory explained by Jesus in the gospels? Oh yeah, it's not mentioned.

@@FleurPillager he also never says the word trinity

@@marvalice3455 Priests absolving people of sin? also not mentioned.

@@FleurPillager "those whose sins you forgive are forgiven..." Learn scripture

The devil, I mean John Calvin giving them a false sense of security with that OSAS doctrine.

​@IoannesVI wow, that's a lot of pride in thinking he's not a righteous person as if you know his heart and have the authority to judge it. Both of you can be prideful at the same time.

@@ethanmiller5487 Is bearing false witness a sin? That's what he's doing in this video against catholics. You should go watch his video on losing salvation since you think he's not a Calvinist.

@@IoannesVI Is this how you want others to react to your corrections? Did I say anything about my views on his views? Where are you getting that idea?

He would probably say that any righteousness we have as Christians is "imputed" righteousness, given as a gift from Christ. I think, however, that this is a very narrow view of what it means to be righteous.

@@mpkropf5062 I'd agree that they have the correct view. But I'm partial to the metaphysical explanation provided by Aquinas

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😂 Yup.

Probably because they were in danger of being un alive d by the Catholic Church. They literally burned people for publishing the Bible, reading it and questioning the teachings of the the church.

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