The Counsel of Trent 986 - My Favorite Argument Against the Female Priesthood
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Jan 22, 2025 The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into the controversial topic of female priesthood, sparked by an emotional church incident. Key theological arguments against female ordination are thoroughly examined, emphasizing traditional perspectives. The podcast also addresses misunderstandings related to historical context and critiques of the female priesthood movement. Notably, it contrasts the quest for empowerment with the challenges posed by the Church's hierarchical structure, highlighting the need for discernment in matters of faith.
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Judging by Fruits
- Trent Horn argues that the "fruits" (teachings) of female priests demonstrate the movement isn't divinely inspired.
- He hasn't found a self-proclaimed female priest who condemns abortion, homosexual acts, or contraception.
Examples of "Bad Fruits"
- Horn cites examples of female priests rejecting traditional Christian doctrines.
- One priest rejects Christ the King Sunday, another celebrates non-binary identities, and another questions Jesus's divinity.
Responding to Injustice
- Horn compares female priests to historical figures who suffered injustice but remained faithful.
- Unlike these figures, female priests promote "evil" rather than enduring suffering.