Yeah I’m used to most people bad mouthing it, wish he mentioned the Gregorian calendar though, I believe it was the Catholic Church that promoted it the most. Could be wrong
@@notlogical4016 The Gregorian calendar was made under Pope Gregory (insert number) in order to keep Easter in the correct season. The Julian calendar had shifted by a week or so over 1500+ years, so Easter wasn't lining up with the spring equinox well, iirc. There was also a massive delay in some Prtestant countries adopting it because it was associated with the pope, so the American colonies didn't actually use it until the mid-1700s. They had to skip about a week and a half of days to catch up.
@@MidwestArtManyeah i think that’s why Eastern Orthodox has Christmas and Easter not on the same days as the Catholic Church. Easter orthodox used the Julian calendar I think.
I'm a Catholic seminarian, and I just want to say that I am really impressed by how consistently fair you are towards every group you talk about, especially fellow Christians. It is pretty hard to find people who are willing to present other groups in a positive and unsuspicious way. Keep up the good work, and God bless!
Have you happened to come across Gavin Ortlund's channel, Truth Unites? He's protestant (reformed baptist), In my opinion his behavior is the one of the most charitable towards fellow Christians of the Christian youtubers Ive seen. Also, as a Protestant myself, his videos have done a massive service for me personally, in elevating both my view of history, the Catholic & Orthodox churches and Protestant dialogue relating to C&O as a whole.
Just got confirmed this Easter Vigil voluntarily. Despite this tardiness, I’ve been around the church for a long time so I know the doctrines well. Glad to be here finally! Viva Cristo Rey!
I held many of those misconceptions of Catholic until I met some on your Minecraft server began to talk with them instead of attacking them. They are now very close friends of mine through our talks and actually meeting them irl. Catholic are brothers and sisters in Christ, not curropted pagans like I used to think
Thanks for understanding. Us Catholics hold the same view. Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox. Doesn't matter all that much. What matters is were all brothers and sisters brought together through faith in the LORD Jesus.
The Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit speak to each other and about each other like they are seperate people. There are passages where God speaks in the first person in the Old Testament, and Jesus will quote these in the first person about himself. He will claim things that are titles of God alone about himself and tells us he can not only hear our prayers but has the ability to answer them too. Psalm 95:7 - for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock under his care. Today, if only you would hear his voice, Isaiah 43:13 - Yes, and from ancient days I am he. No one can deliver out of my hand. When I act, who can reverse it?” Deuteronomy 32:29 - “See now that I myself am he! There is no god besides me. I put to death and I bring to life, I have wounded and I will heal, and no one can deliver out of my hand. Two of these are God speaking in the first person, one about God. John 10:27-30 Jesus speaking, - 27 My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me. 28 I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; no one will snatch them out of my hand. 29 My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all[a]; no one can snatch them out of my Father’s hand. 30 I and the Father are one.” It continues to 33 with the Jewish audience picking up stones to kill Jesus, he asks for what good works do you stone me, and they say not for good works, but you being a man make yourself out to be God. John 14:13-14 And whatever you ask in My name, that I will do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son. 14 If you ask anything in My name, I will do it. John 5:19-23 Jesus said that he does everything exactly as he see the Father does and does everything the Father does and that Jesus will be judge and the Father will judge no one. John 8, Jesus says that he saw Abraham and Abraham didn't try to kill him like the Jews were and Abraham was glad to see him. John 8:58, Jesus said that before Abraham was, I AM, which is what God told Moses his name was. John 1:1,14 Jesus is the Word who was there in the beginning with God, and who was God, who took on flesh and dwelt among us. A human being is what I am. trenititybrehm is who I am. God is what the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit are. One God, who is three people. The only reason the Trinity exists is because scripture teaches that the Father is God, Jesus is God, and that the Holy Spirit is God. Jesus said, "Destroy this temple (meaning his body) and in three days, I will raise it up!" He did not say his Father would raise him, although the Father and the Holy Spirit are each explicitly given credit for raising Jesus. Isaiah 43:11, God said there is no savior besides him. Titus 3:6 Jesus is called our Saviour. John 6:46, Jesus says no one has seen the Father, yet Abraham spoke face to face with God in Genesis 18:19, Moses spoke face to face with God in Exodus 33:11 and Moses and the elders of Israel went up Mount Sinai and saw the God of Israel seated on a throne and ate with him. Jacob wrestled with God in Gensis 32:22-32. Jesus is the one who ascends and descends out of heaven and the appearances of God throughout the Old Testament is Jesus. This is why he said before Abraham was, I am in John 8:58 Gensis 19:24 "Then the LORD rained down burning sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah-from the LORD out of the heavens." When LORD is all caps it's using God's holy name in Hebrew, and Abraham was just pleading face to face with God to not destroy Sodom and Gomorrah. Gen 19:24 says Yahweh rained down burning sulfur on Sodom and Gomorrah from Yahweh out of heaven. Jesus is the Yahweh who spoke to Abraham face to face and called sulfur and brimstone out of heaven from Yahweh the Father. Jesus is God with the Father and the Holy Spirit. Jesus IS the Messiah friend. The Trinity is what scripture taught from the beginning because it is from the scripture that the idea of the tri-unity between the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit as being God teaches. Not something come up with later. Mark 1:1-4, the very first verses of the very first chapter of what is cited as the very first Gospel calls Jesus God. It refrences Isaiah 40:3 and Malachi 3:1 where Yahweh says he will send his messanger who will be like a voice in the wilderness to make the way before he himself comes to his temple. Mark says John is that voice in the wilderness, making the way for Jesus. John 1:23 and Luke 3:4 also say the exact same things. In Mark 10:18, Jesus said,"Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God." Meaning: "You call me good when only God is good, do you understand what you are calling me?" To further the point, Christ then lists the 6 commandments that relate to how people deal with each other and asks the man if he's followed those. The man says yes. Then, instead of listing the 4 commandments on how to relate to God and asking if he's followed those, Jesus tells the man, "Follow me," because following and worshiping Christ is following and worshiping God. In Mark Jesus heals the paralytic man, but first, he tells him your sins are forgiven. The Pharisees around thought in their hearts this was blasphemy, because only God can forgive sins. Jesus instantly know what they were thinking and called them out on it, and said to prove to you I can forgive sins, get up and walk and the paralytic could walk. Jesus proved he is God for only God can forgive sins, only God knows the hearts of men (Jerimiah 11:20 and 17:10), and only God can heal people. Jesus did all three IN MARK'S GOSPEL, which is often considered the oldest of the four. Read Hebrews 1:8-12. Old Testament scriptures are quoted that are talking about God creating the universe, and Hebrews 1:8-12 quotes them and attributes the Father calling Jesus God, the Lord who created the everything, who is eternal. Hebrews 1:10-12 Is directly quoting Psalm 102:25-27, where the Psalm is talkling about Yahweh (God) and Hebrews is talking about Jesus, the Son. Philippians 2:6 and 1 Timothy 3:16 call Jesus God as well. So does Revelation 1:17-18. Isaiah 48:16 “Come near to Me, hear this: I have not spoken in secret from the beginning; From the time that it was, I was there. And now the Lord God and His Spirit Have sent Me.” (God is speaking, saying he was there from the beginning, and that the Lord God and His Spirit sent him. The Trinity in the Old Testament.) John 14:26 But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you. John 15:26-27 But when the Helper comes, whom I shall send to you from the Father, the Spirit of truth who proceeds from the Father, He will testify of Me. 27 And you also will bear witness, because you have been with Me from the beginning. John 16:13-15 However, when He, the Spirit of truth, has come, He will guide you into all truth; for He will not speak on His own authority, but whatever He hears He will speak; and He will tell you things to come. 14 He will glorify Me, for He will take of what is Mine and declare it to you. 15 All things that the Father has are Mine. Therefore I said that He will take of Mine and declare it to you. 2 Samuel 23:2-3 (David calling the Spirit God) “The Spirit of the Lord spoke by me, And His word was on my tongue. 3 The God of Israel said, The Rock of Israel spoke to me: ‘He who rules over men must be just, Ruling in the fear of God. Acts 5:3-4 (Peter calling the Spirit God) But Peter said, “Ananias, why has Satan filled your heart to lie to the Holy Spirit and keep back part of the price of the land for yourself? 4 While it remained, was it not your own? And after it was sold, was it not in your own control? Why have you conceived this thing in your heart? You have not lied to men but to God.”
Fellow protestant here, I had many misconceptions of Catholicism, but this video cleared up many of those misconceptions and stereotypes. Keep up the great work and have a blessed day!
@@antokaknee. His statements are as if others are misinformed instead of speaking truth about the doctrines that they follow and practice. All one would have to do is use scriptures as the standard. Read the comments and see how dangerous his ideas are. He is behaving as if there are misconceptions or bias against the Catholics. Instead of using Scripture as the standard. For instance, is it okay to pray to the dead? Should you speak to the dead? We know scripture says it is wrong and is witchcraft. You cannot get around it! If someone in my family was praying to dead people but said oh , I don’t believe they are REALLY dead so it’s okay to get them to intercede that would be lying. You don’t measure truth by what someone believes, truth is measured by the Word of God. If it does not line up it is a LIE. Let’s talk about Mary. Mary is worshipped!! Just because someone says they don’t consider it worship does not mean it is not worship. You must use a standard to judge. That standard is scripture. What did Scripture say about Mary? Mary was blessed because God chose her to give birth to the savior but. She as Not sinless! No where in scripture does it state this. Scripture tells us Mary had other children and Joseph did not “KNOW” her until AFTER the birth of Jesus. This contradicts the doctrine of Immaculate Conception and perpetual virginity. I could go on ….. it is clear that they have deified Mary to a status even Jesus did not give her. As a matter of fact Jesus said who is my mother, who are his brethren? They were his earthy family but spiritually we all are that do his will! Where did the Apostles instruct this kind of worship toward her? Did they mention to pray to dead saints or Jesus earthy family? To answer your question again. The Content creator lied because IF he is a believer in Christ Jesus his first stance should be truth in stead of acting as if others are misinformed. I can tell you without any doubt that this would have been a heretical church in the days of the apostles. May eyes be opened and ears able to hear the truth!!
@@CoffeeCrazyWell, I was a cultural catholic for the majority of my life, I didn’t know much about the faith and didn’t live like it, so if you were to look at me 5 years ago and use me as an example of what Catholics were, it would be a misconception. So being a former catholic doesn’t mean that you were a good catholic, and should be taken with a grain of salt.
As a recent convert to Catholicism (I grew up PCUSA like yourself and even served as an advisor my delegate to General Assembly in 2018) , I think this is one of if not the most charitable and accurate depictions of the Catholic Church by a Protestant that I’ve come across. I also enjoyed the comparison of Catholic scholasticism vs Eastern Mysticism, I’ve talked at length about that with friends over the past 5-6 years. God bless you.
Catholic but Presbyterian and Sola scriptura. So not catholic. Anyways, I appreciate how he accurately represents catholicism. I myself am a traditional protestant.
@@macesune By virtue of the Bible not being biblical, biblicalism or "sola scriptura" is a mistake. Who said the Bible should be what it currently is ? Certainly not the Bible.
@@TheVoodooMaker brother I literally didn’t try to argue sola scriptura, I simply stated Redeemed Zoomers view on the matter. Did you want to ask me why I believe sola scriptura before trying to start a debate..?
Catholic here and you did a great job! Caught one error, however, at 6:35: The desire to sin CAN count as sin if entertained, wanted or indulged in. If a desire for a sin is unwanted, then it is not a sin, such as unwanted and intrusive thoughts, temptations, etc.
To give an example You get a thought, you ignore it doesn’t matter However You know the thought is sinful, and despite knowing that you indulge it, and if it’s grave matter, it’s a mortal sin if you know it’s serious and still willingly and knowingly indulge in it. However, if you get tempetation, but ignore the urge and continue without it, again no sin. A reassuring thing in catholic theology Is that a mortal sin is = Grave matter ( something serious)+ full knowledge ( knowing it’s serious at the moment you about do it), and still choose to do it ( full consent). Without all 3, it’s a veinal sin. What I define as Lust which is probably most common struggle is engaging is inappropriate sexual actions, or indulging in a fantasy or thought in your mind
There's another error there too... Catholics do not believe in original guilt like Protestants. They have the same view as the Orthodox that we are not guilty of Adam's sin, although he stated the opposite.
I converted to Catholicism a few weeks ago and I want to tell you that your channel is a gem. Very well researched and eloquently presented. Thank you.
@@bbrainstormer2036 it’s just there’s miss representations of baptists just like there is of Catholics I love zoomer but bashes baptists a lot but coddles the Catholics
As a Catholic I know what it feels like to be misrepresented. So honestly I can’t wait for that video. It’s good to be educated on different denominations.
Dear Redeemed Zoomer, you're literally the most respectful Protestant Christian I know out there! May God bless you and thank you for making this video, because as a Catholic myself, I shall use this :)
Hey Zoomer, just wanted to say as a Catholic that you have helped me expand my theological knowledge and perspectives on my faith and personal growth in it so much. I truly respect out of all that you’ve done not just for me, but for so many people in bringing them towards the faith we hold close to our hearts. Just wanted to thank you and wish you good luck with the Reconquista. Love ya brother ❤️
I'm a devout Catholic. Thank you. It was refreshing to not hear straw mans and to see someone who respects my Church. I absolutely love the intellectual tradition of the church, I really fell in love with it when taking philosophy and reading Aquinas. This explained what we believe really well.
This was a very informative video! As a Protestant, I've always considered Catholics to be fellow Christians, but I struggled to understand things like the emphasis on the Virgin Mary and the role of saints in prayer. This really helped to clear that up!
Thank you so much for representing us the right way! You’re the first person of a Protestant denomination I’ve seen to accurately teach what the Catholic Church believes
@@joaco4619yup, they're all bishops in the end, but Archdiocese usally means bigger than standard and/or has an important History. Cardinals don't usually preside over a diocese, but are pretty much like buerocrats.
@@Rafael-qd3yq cardinals are bishops that the priest appoint to help him and eventually choose his successor, even non bishops can become cardinals but I don't know if it has ever happened in history
I joined the Catholic Church about a month ago, and it has deeply transformed my relationship with Christ. I used to be a Baptist, and I was caught up in legalism and routine. Reconciling helped me develop a real relationship with the living God again. Thanks RZ for helping me learn about basic Catholic tenets in the early days.
He helped me get a lot of anti-Catholic lies out of my head. I probably wouldn't have to him if he was Catholic. We need more Protestants like him in the world.
It's because he's explaining what Catholicism believes rather than what he believes. It was a very graceful representation devoid of all criticism, echoing the Catholic churches teaching of itself. Which is why it sounded as if the explanation was coming from a Catholic person.
The condemnation of Origen was a later accretion. It was not original, as Father Norman Tanner points out. Origen has some of the greatest theological works, and the church is very much indebted to his thought even if he didn’t get everything right!
Zoomer, thank you very much. As a Catholic marrying a Lutheran next February and a lover of theology, I've struggled over the past few years with people's inability to discuss our differences with open hearts. Often, conversations either fall into theological indifference or turn mean-spirited. Your videos have been a great help to me and my bride, aiding us in understanding each other and others without hardening our hearts. So, thank you, my brother. May God bless you, strengthen your relationships, and guide you in your beautiful work. People like you serve the principle of Christian unity in a unique and wonderful way. I believe we work together, building the Kingdom of Heaven here on Earth. To everyone else, especially my Catholic brothers and sisters, I ask that you always remember the virtue of charity taught by Saint Paul: listen, be patient, avoid unnecessary judgments, and convey the love of Christ to others. As someone who has suffered and still suffers from the judgment of others for wanting an interconfessional marriage, what has most strengthened my faith in Christ has been the love I received from my Lutheran fiancée and from other Christians who saw the beauty of our union. Brothers and sisters, let us love one another as God has loved us.
As a Catholic I really appreciate this video. Thank you for clarifying our Mary and Saint prayers. So many misunderstand these. It’s like the prayer of Saint Michael. We aren’t praying to these people or beings. I think Christians should start having more understanding and compassion for each other especially with the times we are living in.💜🩷🥺✝️🙏🏽
What you say doesn't matter . Scripture says all prayer is worship. Literally prayer is an act of worship. You can't do one without the other . Think about it
@@Wyxoor you practice necromancy? Ok good for you. Tell me does you Mary answer back ? I tell my friends let's pray . Saying anything else is silly and not Biblically there is no two way conversation example in Revelations or anywhere in Scripture. Only examples that it doesn't happen. There is references of prayer being held in Revelations but we dont have exactly understanding of the literal meanings
@@dallasbrat81 You are doing too much now. This is exactly what I was talking about. You are misconstruing what Catholics actually do. Also someone who is in heaven has a living spirit. Please calm down. You aren’t doing yourself any favors by acting like this.
@@Wyxoor another fallacy in your thinking is Mary . JESUS EXISTED WAY BEFORE MARY EXISTED so how can she be His Mother? It's beyond our comprehension and everything is a guess
I’m Greek Orthodox, always have been but on a surface level. I’m getting deeper into my faith, and catholic people and faith has always been taught to me in a foul way by atheists or other western folks, and you guys are beautiful. I’d love to visit a Catholic Church, God bless ❤️❤️. This channel is one of my favorites
Such a fresh breath of air to see a Protestant accurately speak about Catholicism. I pray this video goes out into the Protestant community and clears up a lot of those misconceptions you cleared up.
Thank you for all you do. The timing of this video is perfect. I love your channel, man. You have played a huge role in bringing me back from the brink of self-destruction. God bless you and your loved ones.
I'm an atheist but used to be Christian and if I was Christian still I'd be Catholic. I don't quite see how not every Christian is ? Like what are the arguments against it ?
There is no real argument, mostly arguments about scripture. However, it's based on the presumption that martin Luther's doctrine (scripture alone no tradition) is true. However, it's necessary to discuss other things beforehand to make sure there is clarity.
As a Baptist, this was very enjoyable to watch. At the end of the day, the nicene creed is what brings us together the most just behind God himself. God bless our my fellow brothers and sister in Christ
Zoomer, as a catholic-- one learning more every day about my faith-- I'd like to say thank you. I see a lot of hate for you on social media, which may or may not be just memes and good fun (I don't keep up with the lore), but despite your disagreements, I'll say you've always been very kind with how you talk about the church and the faith as a whole. It's so easy to take pot-shots at us, but you keep it very educational, simple, and unbiased. Many times I understand my own faith better after hearing you describe aspects of it that I find hard to understand. Thank you, you have my respect
You’re my favorite RU-vidr currently and have helped me grow in my theological understanding + I was encouraged to hear your story since I didn’t know there were any calvinists my age👴🏻 I wish to thank you for your videos and your work in the mainline 👍
This was fantastic. Thank you so much for explaining Our Lady. My own supervisor, a pentecostal, asked me if it's true that Catholics don't pray to God. I was stricken. Another coworker, a self professed Baptist, took me aside and told me, breathlessly, that I am saved through Faith alone. Again, I took it silently. I wish they'd all read St. Teresa and St. Louis de Montfort.
You did an amazing job. I spent five years studying to be a priest and currently teach religion in a Catholic school. I appreciate that you’re making an unbiased fair minded explanation. I have one minor modification I would make on your otherwise excellent presentation. When you were describing the hierarchy of the church through apostolic succession, you made a chart with God at the top and then the pope spreading out to Cardinals and from the Cardinals spreading out to archbishops. That is technically incorrect cardinal is not necessarily the boss of an archbishop. Cardinal is a title Juan gets when they’re given permission to participate in a people conclave. if in Bishop is named a cardinal he’s going to take the title cardinal he doesn’t actually inherit any more authority other than tovote in a papal conclave. And technically a cardinal does not have to be a bishop, though that is extremely rare. It usually only given to honor people who are already passed the voting age as a sort of honorific. I understand why people think that cardinal is some sort of a rank above Bishop or arch Bishop, but it really is not.
I like this. I've learnt something and probably need to unlearn some assumptions of Catholics. I know not every Christian & Catholic represents Christ well, but Jesus loves them, so I must love them too. I apologize for my ignorance & self righteousness. God bless those who do his will and may the Holy Spirit convict those who stray [including me.]
Converted to Catholicism from a formerly Southern Baptist or Non-Denominational upbringing. I appreciate all of your videos, and especially how you and Trent Horn both use respect to discuss Church and faith with everyone. One of the most heartbreaking things with the faith today is the amount of vitriol Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestants have with one another.
Great explanation RZ. I love how in your explainer videos you never take any potshots at any particular denomination and this one was very fair and accurate. Well done 🎉
Excellent analysis. As a former Catholic who is coming back to the faith, I very much appreciated this video. You, sir, earned yourself one more sub. God bless!
Such a well made video! Been watching since your first video exploded around a year ago and I’m going to be converting to Catholicism soon, attending Mass but need RCIA first. I’ve studied it immensely as of late and it’s so great to see misconceptions cleared up by someone with such a big audience to influence/
As a Catholic, great video! One minor thing I noticed that isn't quite accurate ... The graphic for the church hierarchy seems to imply that cardinals are in charge of archbishops, who in turn are in charge of bishops. This isn't quite accurate. Cardinals are just bishops who have the extra duty of participating in the election of the next Pope. They aren't directly over other bishops in authority. Similarly, archbishops are just bishops who are in charge of an "archdiocese", i.e., a larger or more important geographical region. They aren't directly over other bishops in authority. Just wanted to mention it in case any one was curious!
Agree with everything for the most part. The Archbishop has some responsibilities for the province but I don't really know if they have any authority over the other Bishops in the province or if it's just over that diocese when there is no Bishop. I think this diagram simplifies a little bit too much in that we need to actually include the breakdown with Diocese/Archdiocese/Province and include the religious orders that don't fall directly in this structure.
I found your channel a few months ago. I decided to listen to you talk about this stuff mostly when I lift weights in the morning. Long story short I’m going through RCIA to become a Catholic. This process and decision took a long time and had many contributing influences, but your channel was definitely a contribution to that influence.
Just an additional factoid that Catholicism and Orthodoxy are technically not denominations, since neither of them ever de-nominated from anyone. Overall fair and well presented. You actually understood the faith more than a lot of Catholics. God bless you brother.
I was baptized in a Catholic Church (Mother) but attended an Armenian Apostolic Church (Father). But I truly found Christianity in prison (luckily a relatively short stay). I was amazed by the amount of faith inmates have and it was inspirational and uplifting. We had inmate-organized prayer meetings each evening and even the most "vile" inmates participated and believed. (Black Muslims had their own meetings too and I enjoyed talking to them too. Christians and Muslims, at least in my prison, were always respectful to each other at least faith was concerned.) Now that I'm a "free" man, I take the time to read scripture each morning and pray before starting my day. I'm still learning and have many questions, but I feel so much better. Also, God answered every one of my prayers while I was in prison; although he never spoke directly to me that I know of. Although other inmates claimed to have heard him speak to them. But I'm convinced I met an angel while in the county jail when I was initially arrested. Anyway, this video is about Catholicism and I wanted to thank you for answering some questions I had regarding Catholicism and clarifying some things.
Thank you for a correct representation. Would've liked the Eastern Catholics being mentioned as a bridge between Western and Eastern theological differences.
Great video @redeemedzoomer - would be good to also mention the religious life and mysticism of the Catholic church which is so important and unique. Benedictine, Carmelite, Franciscan spiritualities and many others are a real gift within Catholicism
Wow. What perfection of explanation. This really helps me in my faith journey to the church God wants me in, specifically from your slide about the differing views on sin. Thank you as always, Reformed Zoomer! 🙏🏾
Really like this idea, RV, frankly I think a lot of us as Christians don't understand where we're coming from. My priors are much more Baptist so I have a lot of issues with Catholic theology but I have people around me who basically think of Catholics as barely even Christian which to me is sad.
i’m excited for more videos about other denominations, especially methodist and baptist. you play a big role in getting me into christianity after being atheist/agnostic my whole life
Thank you brother. I love your videos and I am very happy to see you telling about different denominations. Hope you will continue create such videos. Love from Eastern Orthodox!
Catholic here, I was expecting to hear mostly true things but I was delightfully surprised! Thank you for representing the Catholic Church in a true manner and not promoting misconceptions!
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What a fantastic video… wish I had this years ago. This is a perfect video to watch for anyone wanting to start studying Catholic theology before taking deeper dives into any of these individual topics
Coming from a lifelong Catholic, Redeemed Zoomer did a fantastic job explaining what the Catholic Church is in an unbiased and honest way. Much respect
