BibleThinker My Response to Roman Catholic Apologist Trent Horn's Rebuttal of Me
Nov 22, 2021
In this discussion, Trent Horn, a well-known Roman Catholic apologist, defends his lengthy critiques of another's views on Catholic doctrine. He engages deeply with theological debates surrounding justification, salvation, and the role of faith versus works. Highlighting the complexities of baptismal regeneration, Horn emphasizes clarity in discussing grace. The conversation also touches on misinterpretations stemming from the Council of Trent and critiques the intertwining of faith and good works, providing a thought-provoking analysis of differing Christian beliefs.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Misrepresenting Cult Claims
- Mike Winger clarifies he never called Catholicism a cult; Trent Horn misrepresents his position repeatedly.
- This misrepresentation poisons the discussion and misleads listeners about their actual disagreements.
Agreement on Initial Justification
- Mike Winger and Trent Horn agree that initial justification comes solely by grace and faith without works.
- This agreement undermines claims that Mike misrepresents Catholic doctrine on initial salvation.
Works Merit Grace Debate
- The Catholic Church teaches good works merit an increase in grace that affects final salvation.
- Mike Winger argues this teaching is incoherent and misrepresented by Trent Horn minimizing its significance.