In a recent interview took place of Dr. Costa on Sola Scriptura on Eli’s show: He also has interacted with Catholic apologists elsewhere: “Mary: Sinless Queen of Heaven or Sinner Saved by Grace?” Robert Sungenis vs. Tony Costa Continue reading A Defense of the Five Solas: A Conversation with Dr. Tony Costa
There is an argument that Catholics use in regard to Abraham to show that he was justified multiple times in his life. Was it in Gen. 12? Was it in Gen. 15? Was it in Gen. 22? Dr. James White … Continue reading When was Abraham Justified?
[responsivevoice_button] Jason Engwer had some helpful thoughts at T-blog that were left in the comments of an article: Catholics have their own equivalents of sola scriptura, so one way of evaluating their objections to sola scriptura is to consider what … Continue reading Sola Ecclesia
[responsivevoice_button] TLM fan fails to recognize basic catholic theology once again: “N. T. Wright teaches assurance of final salvation for those that have been justified”. Well, Catholic theology on predestination also affirms assurance of salvation for those who have been … Continue reading Assurance in Catholicism
[responsivevoice_button] I have been having an exchange with a Catholic and I think it is nearing its end. For reference: http://spirited-tech.com/COG/2020/03/02/the-true-church/ TLM fan: Protestant fallacy #1: “The Church that follows the Words of God has the truth.” Really? I know … Continue reading Protestant Fallacies?
[responsivevoice_button] I am having an exchange with a Roman Catholic about the Church and stuff. I’m bringing it here to have a better format: TLM fan: 1. I think we agree on that But the question is how do you … Continue reading The True Church
Trent Horn has a few youtube videos in response to Mike Winger and his series on Catholicism. Trent Horn provides the common arguments in favor of catholicism that has been addressed before. So, I’ll provide links to the various responses … Continue reading Mike Winger vs Trent Horn
It is believed by some that Peter and Paul went to Rome and started a Church there. It is difficult for them to imagine that there exists next to nothing to suppose that those Apostles started the Church of Rome. … Continue reading The Founding of the Church at Rome
Most Thomist are Catholics(and some confessional protestants) that try to affirm the Nicene Creed but that leaves a tension in their doctrines. On the one hand, they are committed to a radical form of simplicity. On the other hand, they maintain distinctions in the Trinity(the persons). How do Thomist reconcile these issues? They do so by appealing to the notion that the persons are subsistent relations. Whatever that is there still lies the question about what relation do these relations play to the essence. In an exchange with a Catholic these comments were made: Thomasinos said: I mean that the … Continue reading Thomism and Nicene Orthodoxy
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