If anyone here can show me graveyard of anybody mentioned in the Bible, I’ll give my life to Jesus.

Catholicism cannot surpass Judaism for its claims because it depends on Judaism for its existence.

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“Never in the history of the Church has the magisterium said what this document says; instead, it basically states the ‘right opposite’ of what the Church Fathers and previous Popes have historically taught.”

“Protestantism cannot surpass Catholicism in its claims because it depends on it for its very existence. A stream can’t rise higher than its source; a derivative cannot exceed its principle.” 📽️ Watch Below👇

As a former Protestant who completed my journey into the Catholic Church last month, I have a unique (and quickly fading) perspective on the Protestant worldview, how they view Catholicism, and what kinds of conversations might lead them to the fullness of the faith. I spent hundreds of hours evaluating the arguments on all sides. It became clear to me that the key debate is about sola scriptura. This is the “reason behind the reason” for much of what Protestants and Catholics disagree on. Pull on that thread, and Protestantism unravels—regardless of the denomination. Sola scriptura is key, but neither side talks about it. Protestant pastors don’t talk about it because it debunks itself upon close examination. Catholic pastors don’t talk about it because it’s not part of the faith. This combination of behaviors creates a chasm of silence surrounding the biggest barrier to Church unity. If nobody talks about sola scriptura, how can Christians be reunited? The future of Western civilization requires unity, and unity demands answers to this question. The only group that consistently talks about sola scriptura is Catholic converts, especially recent ones. We noticed the chasm, saw what was on the other side, and navigated through it. This is a journey that must be experienced to be fully appreciated. I wonder if there’s some way for Catholic converts to build a visible bridge between these two worlds. Think of it as a beacon in the distance, something everyone knows about, an invitation to talk. What might that look like? I’m looking for crazy ideas, including ones that may seem totally impractical. This could be the moonshot that saves Western civilization.

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Baptism is by the spirit, not by man. But in Catholicism, you can’t be regenerated from original sin if your priest gets one word wrong. This is the same low view of the spirit that Anthony has.

Tariffs have negatively impacted everything from the grocery prices to wage growth and much of the institutional right that long opposed tariffs now refuse to speak out against tariffs because they want a seat at Trump’s table. They stopped speaking against antisemitism because they thought that’d attract young men to them. And now they’re complicit in corrupting the right’s understanding of both economics and morality — so cutting off all the legs of the stool to own the left.