Dr. Karlo Broussard answers key questions on Catholicism, including how to refute the claim that Jesus had brothers, why marriage is indissoluble while salvation can be lost, and what the Catholic mysteries are. He also discusses whether Protestants misuse the term “altar,” their culpability regarding mortal sin, how to handle anti-Catholic rants at Protestant funerals, and what the Syllabus of Errors controversy is about.
Questions Covered:
- 05:54 – Help me respond to Protestants who say that Jesus had brothers.
- 13:23 – Our marriage to Christ can be dissolved and we can lose our salvation. But the marriage sacrament cannot be dissolved. Why the inconsistency?
- 19:57 – What are the Catholic mysteries?
- 29:29 – Protestants use the word “altar” a lot during their services or when they preach. He thinks they are incorrect to use it like they do, because an altar means sacrifice, and everything they do at “the altar” is misrepresenting.
- 40:57 – What is the culpability of Protestants with regard to mortal sin? They may not be aware that something is a mortal sin.
- 47:41 – I attended a protestant funeral and at the end, the pastor went on an anti-Catholic rant.
- 52:26 – My co-worker says the modern church is part of the syllabus of errors. What’s that all about?
