*EVERY* Objection to Mary Answered 🤯 w/ William Albrecht & Fr. Christiaan Kappas 

Im a former Jehovahs Witness. I was talking to God last night explaining that my objections to Catholicism are the papacy (which I’m researching) and Mary. Then today I get on my RU-vid and this pops up. To say I feel like the Lord is reaching out to me is an understatement.

"Never be afraid of loving the Blessed Virgin too much. You can never love her more than Jesus did." - Saints Maximilian Kolbe

As a regular Protestant listener who is not seeking to convert I would like to say that your testimony and many Catholics both online and in-person have demonstrated that the Catholic Church has such a powerful handle on the work of the Holy Spirit and so many ‘living’ Churches and many of our Protestant churches that are dead and dying and prostrating themselves before the secular world I yearn to worship where the Holy Spirit is honored and where God is worshipped sincerely. Prot/Cath..labels. The Children of God…those are the folks I want to listen to and talk to and spend eternity with. Thank you for the work you’re doing.

I was raised catholic and lost my faith during my teenage years, i now have returned thanks be to god and after watching this video i have had my final questions answered about becoming a full fledged catholic once again thank you all god bless you .

I was “borned” into the Swedish Lutheran state church. When I was sixteen, I came into contact with the Church. My way in, was Mary. Her simple yes to God that changed the history was the image I would strive to live by. Thanks for making great content!

I come from a family that has been very anti-Catholic from my earliest memories. I was raised in the Lutheran church, and as I grew I expanded my scope looking for something that made total sense to me. It was actually a discussion with my father, who as mentioned is very anti-Catholic, that got me looking into why the Deutero-canonical books were removed from the Bible that lead me to the last few weeks of research, and I had already decided on converting to Catholocism before finding this video, but like many Mary was a sticking point for me and I am so grateful that you had this episode. God bless, and by the way I could listen to all three of you talk anytime. All very soothing, articulate voices that I appreciated.

Thank you for this peaceful and respectful discussion! I am learning so much as a protestant about what Catholics actually believe and I am so impressed with how the beliefs are thought through and the perspective on scripture and symbolism! I feel like I'm being given glasses to see a different perspective on reading the bible, what church is, and what certain passages mean. I have so much more respect and understanding of the Catholic faith. Thank you!

Excellent episode! As a recent convert to Catholicism, I initially made attempts to energetically defend the Catholic position of Sacred Scripture. However, I quickly saw the greater need was to evangelize my new Catholic friends to get into Mass every Sunday and dig into their faith that they typically took for granted. After some time, I realized the call I received from our Lord was to grow in love for Him and His mother. Now all I want to do is be in Mass every day and receive the Holy Presence of our Lord in the Sacraments and grow in my diligence in regular confession. Amen Matt Fradd! Keep going brother! Amazing episode. Thank you so much for the work you are doing. God Bless you!

I've pondered about the importance of names in the Bible. It seems that those who played major roles in God's plan of salvation were given name changes (Abram-Abraham, Jacob-Israel, Simon-Peter, etc.) that corresponded with their callings. I think it's significant that while hanging from the cross, Jesus calls Mary "Woman" (see John 19:25) rather than "Mary", "Mother" (or "Mama", "Mom", etc.). Adam's first name for his helper/companion was "Woman" (Gen.2:23) but after she sinned, he changed her name to "Eve" (Gen.3:20). So it seems to me that Our Lord is referring to Mary by a more meaningful name - the first name ever given to a woman BEFORE sin entered the world. It seems that Jesus is telling us that He sees her as in the same state as Eve was BEFORE she sinned - immaculate. How am I wrong?

I was just musing on this phrase in light of my own struggles with Mary. "As God willed to humble himself in Mary through Christ, so does wish to humble you in Christ through Mary." When I struggled with Mary as the teenage son of a devout Catholic mother and a Reformed Presbyterian Minister father, I would argue with my dear mother constantly, repeating the flat objections my father raised. Eventually, she said in exasperation, "Have you ever considered that maybe God wants it this way?" She stopped my rambling dead, for I realized that I was so obsessed with sussing out what I could perceive as true and honoring God in the way I deemed proper that I failed to listen faithfully. I have not had issue with Mary since, save some frustration that, as was discussed in this interview, we let our reverence for Mary be a foremost stumbling block for our Protestant brothers and sisters. However, in light of what I have just shared, perhaps Mary is the most appropriate introductory issue for a Protestant, generally, since to accept her is to be humbled and to submit oneself to being taught not just by Christ but also his Church.

As a protestant, I will say that it bothers me greatly when some evangelicals refer to Mary as "just a vessel" or that she was not blessed above other woman or that she had found great favor. I do not agree with the Marian dogmas or Marian devotion, but she is certainly deserving of immense respect that others are not.

As Catholic, I grew up with parents who taught us to respect, learn about others; my parents are the reason I stay Catholic, if my parents would have had a different religion teaching us the same to respect and embrace differences and learn where those differences come from I would have remained my parents religion. With that I must say I have friends with different religious denominations and I have attended their Bible studies and I have attended the Bible study at my Catholic Church. I wish my Catholic Church Bible study had the formation of the people teaching found in this video; they so knowledgeable, respectful and focused on the theme without criticizing others. Thank you for the quality of this presentation.

Regarding Our Blessed Mother of God- "Those who Believe; No explanation is necessary. Those who do not; No explanation will suffice!" Those who do not acknowledge Christ's Mother Mary & Honour Her, well... we pray 4 U ppl too! AMEN! 🇨🇦🤲🙏✝️❤️

Grew up Protestant and attended public schools… I literally never heard the Catholic perspective until I attended RCIA… I went into my Catholic journey thinking the Immaculate Conception referred to Christ’s conception 🤦‍♂️🤣 Educate the public we have been heavily propagandized. 🙏

Thank you so much Matt for producing content like this! It has been priceless in my journey home to Rome 🙏🏼⛪️✝️ Having been raised Protestant and specifically Assembly of God, we never were taught about Mary and her roll in our Christian history and faith. Pray for me as I go through RCIA and study our Catholic faith

Every good Jewish boy listens to his mother , and Jesus is no different. It started at Cana. Blessed Mother holds a special place in the Father’s heart. She volunteered to bring the son of God, Spirt of God, essence of the Father into the world! Blessed Mother appears to millions of people of all faiths and tells them “listen to my son”! Many times she carries baby Jesus! God has given her the honor to visit us so she could express to us how much her Son loves us, and how much she cares for us! All the other little points of contention are frivolous distractions!

I'm a protestant and have loved learning about catholicism through the show. I've also been learning about eastern orthodoxy. Yesterday I was praying and asking God about how I should view Mary, since my protestant and more Calvinistic upbringing make me wary of what can look like Mary worship and some teaching might feel "extra-biblical". How timely that you've released this! I'm looking forward to watching!

As a temple theology nerd, I really appreciate Father’s reference to the First Temple. Great stuff gentlemen!

Thanks for answering my question! I was playing devil's advocate, God willing I will be confirmed into the church this easter!

Beautiful discussion, gentlemen! What a great discourse between three men of deep faith and love for Our Lord, and His / our mother. Thank you 🙏🏻❤️

Protestan here, just want to thank you for the video and interesting conversation.

“And it happened, when Elizabeth heard the greeting of Mary, that the babe leaped in her womb; and Elizabeth WAS FILLED WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT. THEN, she spoke out with a loud voice and said, “Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb!”- Luke 1:41-42 We have to take what the Holy Spirit inspires people to speak into consideration- especially if it’s in the Bible.

As a protestant making the long inquiry, I thank you very much for the long discussion. God bless you and your families.

You know what’s weird? Some people have difficulty praying to Mary after first entering the Catholic church. Especially after being non-Catholic Christians all their lives. I get that. I didn’t have issues praying to Mary at all. I was asking her to intercede with God for me from day one. But as a former atheist who had just come to terms with having had an intense experience meeting God and having the Holy Spirit dumped on me. I had and incredibly difficult time praying to Jesus… The concept of Jesus as God was really foreign to me. The saints I could deal with, and Mary was another saint in my eyes. Jesus took time for me to fully embrace. I’d almost never even said the name in my entire life. While I knew a few Marys and had used the word God many times in discussions against religion. So, in effect I was a Christian who couldn’t pray to Jesus, but could pray to His mother 😂 I’m very happy to say I’ve by now fully embraced the Lord Jesus as my Lord and Saviour and pray to Him all day long! He’s in my mind constantly, I’m even telling Him jokes sometimes when I notice myself having a little sinful thought or falling back to errant behaviours from before my Salvation. He’s becoming my best friend 🙏❤ God bless, this conversation was amazing!

Excellent show! And thanks for the shout out William!

Matt, you 100% nailed it with your observation at the end. I agree that often people (whether on RU-vid or elsewhere) do not distinguish enough the difference between what the Church mandates vs encourages vs permits vs forbids. People need to be more clear! Or else scruples or confusion may occur. Well said.

In Athanasius’ On the Incarnation (circa 325), Ch. 2, para 8, he writes of Mary as a “spotless, stainless virgin” and a “pure body”. He then expands this thought, “He, the Mighty One, the Artificer of all, Himself prepared this body in the virgin as a temple for Himself, and took it for His very own, as the instrument through which He was known and in which He dwelt.” These words suggest Athanasius’ belief in both the Immaculate Conception and Mary as the new Ark.

Thank you Matt for hosting this and thank you Father Kappes and Mr Albrecht for being on

This show was awesome. Thank you so much! As a Protestant in the process of crossing the Tiber, the information - and the calm and kind way in which it was presented - was incredibly helpful. Love the longer shows, with the relaxed atmosphere and attention to detail - so great!

Yay! And on the day I finished my Marian consecration with my wife lol How awesome!

I was captivated from the moment this show began. An absolutely amazing discussion about Mary, the Mother of God using Biblical, historical and writings from the early (Catholic Christian) Church Fathers and other sources prove that everything the Magisterium of the Catholic Church teaches about the Blessed Virgin Mary is true. These guests were fantastic. Thank you Matt for an outstanding show.

As a lapsed Catholic trying to actually understand if I believe in Mary or not, this is going to be interesting! Its like some omniscient, omnipresent entity knew I needed to see this... 😆

Brothers, this is the best discussion regarding our Blessed Mother and I’ve learned so much!!! God Bless you all!!!

Simply a beautiful display of protection for our Mother!

I love this conversation! This will be my third time listening to this specific episode, and I am forever thankful!

I have questions and doubts pop up weekly about my faith but everytime Matt drops an interview they're (mostly) resolved. He's 0-3 for tackling specific things I'm struggling with lately. Doing great work, Matt.

William is one of the most knowledgeable people in the catholic scene. He works very hard to educate people.

Could you please create an episode focused on helping those who are currently discerning between Catholicism and Orthodoxy? This would be tremendously helpful for me and I’m sure many others. Thank you!

this is most definitely the definitive show on answering Mary objections. thank you so much for this matt. These two were fantastic and you are also amazing.

A Blessed Solemnity to all. Ο Θεός να ευλογεί.

I'll be listening to this multiple times over I'm sure! Thank you for bringing us such an in depth interview and discussion of Mary. Happy Feast. ❤️

As a Protestant, these are good objections - better than I expected - and even-handed answers. Kudos for trying to tackle this, in this way.

I've received many maricles praying 🙏 to mother Mary theirs so much power in praying the Rosary and have been a born again Christian foe 34yrs plus seen Jesus in every stage of his life in one vision its definitely wonderful to meditate on the mysteries of Jesus ❤😊Yours in Christ Jesus Peter

Thank you for having these two guests. Wonderful knowledge and excellent presentation

For the record, I think "she crushes" is fitting: Old Testament shadow Genesis 3:15 "she will crush your head" Judges 4:21 Jael crushes sisera's head Judges 5:24 "most Blessed of woman be Jael" Judges 11:36: Jephthah's daughter "let it be done unto me". Judges 11:39 "she knew no man". Virgin her whole life stayed in the hill country and returned after 2 months(3months) Judith 8:28-29 Ozias tells Judith "now therefore pray for us, for thou are a holy woman Judith 13:9-10 Judith cuts off (crushes) Holfernes' head Judith 13:18 "And by his handmaiden he hath fulfilled his mercy, which he promised to the house of Isreal Judith 13:23 And Ozias the prince of the people of Israel, said to her: Blessed art thou, O daughter, by the Lord the most high God, above all women upon the earth. New Testament Fulfillment Luke 1:28 "Hail(Mary), full of grace, The Lord is with you" Luke 1:42"Blessed are you among woman, and blessed is the fruit of your womb" Hail Mary ends: Holy Mary mother of God, pray for us sinners now, at the hour of our death Amen Luke 1:38 "Behold i am the handmaiden of the Lord, let it be done unto me according to thy word" LUKE 1:39 Mary arose and went with haste to the hill country Luke 1:48 "For behold, henceforth all nations will call me blessed" Luke 1:54 "He has helped His servant Isreal, in rememberence of His mercy" Luke 1:56 and Mary remained With her about 3 months and returned to her home. Luke 10:19 Behold, I have given you power to tread upon serpents and scorpions, and upon all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall hurt you. Roman's 16:20 And the God of peace crush Satan under your feet speedily. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you

Our Lady herself, appeared in Lourdes and told Bernadette , I Am The Immaculate Conception.

Matt, you are blowing my mind! Your line up of guests are blessed with such intelligence and fire for God’s truth. Your shows are teaching me so much to help bring my children and students to God. Praise God for these gifts!!!!!!

The Lord put this before me at a critical moment. Hallelujah! Thank you and God bless, chyeah

Thank you for having these gentlemen on, they are phenomenal and make this stuff so accessible

I would love to see a round table discussion on the Immaculate Conception with William and Fr. Kappas and Oriental Orthodox Christians. I'm very curious to hear their views.

Non-denominational guy here- the point William made about the difference between Mary and Christ’s sinlessness is helpful. Here was by God’s grace, Christ’s is His very nature.

As a convert myself I sometimes forget how hard it is for many Protestants to come home to the truth of the Catholic Church. In a sense I guess I was meant to be Catholic even though Christ, going to Church and what not was front and center in my family and even the community and Public school I went to. As far as I know I'm the only Catholic in my family and can't recall any of my friends or school mates growing up that where Catholic. Without realizing it My introduction to and beleife in the authority and truth of the Church began with horror movies beleive it or not. For weather it was Vampires or other Denomic forces they never seamed to get anywhere untill they got help from Preists, Nuns, Holy Water, Crucifixes and what not. So from a very early age I saw Preists as sort of the elite of the Ministers if you will. And have always held a high degree of respect for them and Nuns more so then any Protestant Reverend. So when I started attending RCIA classes and learning the whole truth I never questioned any of it sure I had a lot of questions but I was more angry then anything that the whole truth was hidden from me my entire life. As my faith and knowledge of the Church as a whole has grown I'm more and more convinced of the fact that the Catholic Church is the one true faith. And Mother Mary well she's the key. To Christ through Mary. For she makes the path to Christ much clearer, straighter, broader and easier then without her. Can you make it without her or without knowledge of her intercession. I'm sure you can but your path is so so much better and your chances of getting there are so so much better with her then without.

As a Protestant, this was a very interesting listen. I didn’t find it convincing at all but it was fascinating to hear it laid out.

I don't agree with every word spoken on this channel but I appreciate the importance of having these discussions. You are doing a great job of bringing these ideas into the present and encouraging your guests to open up and share their thoughts. I appreciate your channel very much.

Awesome video, would be great to have an episode on Marian Apparitions!

Thank you for doing this show Fr. Kappas and William.

Thanks for breaking things down so well ….. I needed this and was praying about it and woke up to this. Praise God for His unfathomable mercy.❤

Thank you for having this Catholic show, it’s so nice to watch something so interesting that I love.

Thank you for sharing this discussion. I'm a Protestant convert and am journeying toward Marian devotion but am not there yet. Your conversation helped me immensely. Did I hear mention of a book containing these talking points? If so I would really like to read it.

Absolutely fascinating content. Thank you SO much gentlemen. Extremely valuable, will be sharing.

According to Dr. Brant Pitre, Eusebius records that the brothers of Our Lord were the sons of Clopas, whom Hegesippus recorded was the brother of St. Joseph. Dr. Pitre also demonstrates that St. Joseph was anywhere from 28-49 years of age, based on the particular Greek word used in Scripture (when comparing that word to Jewish literature from Philo). So while older, he was not considered an Old Man according to custom.

This was great. Let’s have another one of these

I volunteered at a pregnancy center today to serve for penance and this organization is an evangelical org. I have never felt more disappointed and discriminated against in my life for my faith. I’m still unsure how I feel about it. Perhaps what martyrdom feels like? This lady recognized me from the last time I served she said to me “oh your the girl from that Catholic Church” then I was refused a volunteer position because I believe one must receive the sacrament of reconciliation to be forgiven of my sin. When a mutual friend who served with me today mentioned what transpired to one of her Protestant friends, she said “Catholics are similar to Christian’s” the only difference is Mary. Instantly my heart started hurting. It confirmed why I’m doing the 5 1st Saturdays to repair the immaculate heart of Mary.

Thank you for the show! Eye opening guest conversations!! Keep making good Catholic content, that is how we overcome all the (well you believe) statements. Love it!

Have a blessed feast day of Immaculate Conception.

My favorite episode of the year, probably will listen another 2-3 times

Just my own musings ,but for me the pivotal point in salvivic history was the incarnation..All the tragic sufferings and prophersies of the old testament culminate in Mary's fiat. The world was waiting and yearning for this messiah. The very moment He was made man in the womb of the Blessed Virgin our salvation was possible. The significance of that point in time has always blown my mind. Sancta Maria Mater Dei !

Love this Video! Can’t wait to read their book!

Amazing talk, glory to christ!

What a great edifying discussion, a biblical & Christological defense of Theotokos Saint Mary the full of grace blessed Mother our great God & Savior Jesus Christ full of grace & truth

Www amazing thanks very informative 👍 I attend a pentecostal church ⛪️ but my old pastor who has left now always used to say it's not about denominations it's about a personal relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ x but the more I've listened and read our Bible the Bible does talk about the Saints and apostles and I'm studying 📖 luke at the moment 🙏 ❤️ I would just like to add I've recently started praying the rosary 📿 and I love mother Mary she's very important to us and I personally don't have an issue with her at all she's to be admired God's love and blessings to you all in the name of the farther son and holy spirit ❤️ 😊

Have you heard that it has recently been discovered that a baby's DNA stays inside its mom's body?

As a Protestant we can also say we pray for you guys as well. How do you reconcile all the abuse committed by sooo many priests and nuns. The cherry on top is the Catholic Church as a whole hiding it. Do priests read from the Bible and tell their parishioners that they should also read it on their own time as well. Just please list the exact scripture where it says Mary was a perpetual virgin I would believe it. The Catholic Church used God to commit mass murders. I believe you all love the Lord there are just some major points where Protestants such as myself cannot reconcile. Also is it true the the Catholic Church at it start was a mix of paganism/occult mixed with Christianity which the two cannot be mixed.

Amazing content.

Rolling on the floor at the thought of the phrase "Ah yeah, that's God's cousin, John. He eats bugs."

Thanks for this very interesting and helpful dialogue 🙏

Objection to Mary?? lol I admit I grew up Catholic but not understanding the fuss, but respected her memory as Jesus’ mother. In hindsight I think the veneration of her perfection and virginal rep etc was intimidating. Until May 31 three years ago… I dared to ponder, something tells me there’s more to her than what I’ve been “taught”. The rest of the day, her image kept popping up everywhere and then that night, an apparition and channeling of sorts. but I can only say it was a vibration of love and light that melted me inside out and i dissolved into a sobbing mess it was so beautiful. I thought omg…it’s the divine mother feminine aspect of God’s energy we’ve all forgotten in our earthly incarnations how separated we are from it’s perfect love. But it’s returning thanks to many devoted lightworkers. I wept for hours. She was truly so endearing. She lit my heart with a blue flame that blazed for days until I fell out of vibration perhaps, but it was an amazing experience that changed me forever. So beyond humbled and grateful. She is here for us more powerfully than ever before was one of her messages. This energy is very much needed on the planet at this time and consecration to her is a powerful way to anchor it here.

The conversation smacks of 'how many angels can you fit on the head of a pin?' Mary is an industry.

I am protestant so I don’t share many of the views discussed here. One thing that helped me not to be hostile to those who differ from me on this issue is to remember that Mary (whatever you believe otherwise) was the mother of Jesus and Jesus was a sinless man and he definitely obeyed the command to honor his father and mother. And so I ought also to honor her and be careful what I say about her or the dogmas about her in the process of this discussion.

EVERYONE must listen to this interview!! SO good! Thank you for this! ❤

Happy feast of Immaculate conception of the blessed Virgin mary

Love Fr.Kappas. A very informative homilies. Love his family as well.

I've watched this several times and learn more every time.

Nice. I needed this.

I remember being very scared when my wife wanted to look into catholicism and me being afraid of beinf convinced! These kinds of talks help to dispell protestant myths of the Catholic Faith. When Protestants dont like where their church is headed they can schism and rebrand while the Catholic faith has no luxury in this. Modern anti-religion cultures along with the american individualism and freedom mentality are huge barriers to understanding Catholicism.

I’m a few minutes in but I cannot tell you how excited I am to listen to this podcast. The topic of mary is perhaps my biggest obstacle in becoming Catholic. If I’m wrong, I hope to have my mind changed :)

This channel is great! I’m sharing it with everyone in my family as we set around a binge Jimmy Akin’s Mysterious World on this cold winter day😊

Excellent discussion. Regarding Genesis 3:15, it seem that it wasn´t so obvious even for some Jews. For example Philo of Alexandria acknowledges the masculine language in the Septuagint but nevertheless believes “he” refers to the woman: "And the expression, ‘He shall watch thy head, and thou shalt watch his heel’ is, as to its language, a barbarism, but, as to the meaning which is conveyed by it, a correct expression. Why so? It ought to be expressed with respect to the woman: but the woman is not he, but she. What, then, are we to say?" Philo then gives a convoluted explanation as to why he thinks the woman is referred to as “he.” Source: On the Creation. Allegorical Interpretation of Genesis 2 and 3, LXVII Maimonides was one of Judaism’s most brilliant thinkers. He comments: Another noteworthy Midrashic remark of our Sages is the following: “The serpent had a rider, the rider was as big as a camel, and it was the rider that enticed Eve: this rider was Samael.” Samael is the name generally applied by our Sages to Satan. Thus they say in several places that Satan desired to entice Abraham to sin, and to abstain from binding Isaac, and he desired also to persuade Isaac not to obey his father. At the same time they also say, in reference to the same subject, viz., the Akedah (the binding of Isaac), that Samael came to Abraham and said to him, “What! Have you-being an old man-lost your senses?” This shows that Samael and Satan are identical. There is a meaning in this name Samael, as there is also in the name nachash (serpent). In describing how the serpent came to entice Eve, our sages say, “Samael was riding on it, and God was laughing at both the camel and its rider.” It is especially of importance to notice that the serpent did not approach or address Adam, but all his attempts [approach, speech] were directed against Eve, and it was through her that the serpent caused injury and death to Adam. The greatest hatred exists between the serpent and Eve, and between his seed and her seed; her seed being undoubtedly also the seed of man. More remarkable still is the way in which the serpent is joined to Eve, or rather his seed to her seed: the head of the one touches the heel of the other. Eve defeats the serpent by crushing its head, whilst the serpent defeats her by wounding her heel. This is likewise clear. (Guide for the Perplexed, book II, chap XXX). Now clearly these Jews were not Christians like the Church Fathers, who saw a connection between Genesis 3:15 and Mary. Yet, they still could identify a woman as crushing the head of the serpent

In the old testament inside the Ark of the Covenant was the Word of God. In the New testament inside Mary's womb is the Word of God. Old testament converge to New Testament; Mary is the Ark of the New Covenant bearing The Word of God in her womb.

So dense with tons of great info and insight. Thank you

Gents we accept your invite to debate. Thank you for the invitation. How do we go about setting this up?

Hey Matt, you should ask people if they have an issue with calling Mary the Mother of God because the title Mother of God implies that she is the giver of life to God the most high in the person of Jesus Christ himself. To clarify when Catholics say "Mary is the Mother of God" I think Protestants hear "Mary has an authority over Jesus because she gave birth to him and this authority extends over his divinity". Therefore they think that we are just Pagans worshiping something else.

Matthew Chap 1:25. Infers that Joseph knew her not “TIL” she had brought forth her first born. This seems like he did know her after that.

very helpful 😍 Thanks and God bless

It may be simple but, it's nice to hear some intelligent , knowledgeable minds .

The Blessed Mother Mary rocks - no complaints here.

31:34 Very important milestone in the conversation for our Protestant brothers and sisters who do not understand Catholic teaching on the faith. Just because the vocabulary in the early church is not there doesn’t mean the practice/intuition/etc was not.

All have sinned, either commiting a sinful act or by choosing to tolerate or ignore the evil surrounding every sphere of humanity

I think yall did a WONDERFUL JOB ! 🙏🙏🙏

In response to William’s invitation for debate, I have been working to deal with my parent’s objections to the faith for a long time and would love to get them in a conversation with either one of these men. Would that be possible? 😂