William Albrëcht, David Száraz, Gary Michuta respond to Gavin Ortlund on whether St. Jerome eventually accepted the Roman Catholic Old Testament. 

Suan Sonna engages in a spirited debate on the authority of biblical canon and the infallibility of the Church. He critiques Gavin Ortlund's views, arguing against a fallible list of infallible texts. The discussion delves into early Christian writings, the complexities of canon formation, and the contrasting views of different denominations. Sonna emphasizes the relationship between scriptural authority and church teaching, while challenging the validity of consensus in determining biblical texts. It's a thought-provoking exploration of faith, history, and theological responsibility.

Peter D. Williams, a British Catholic apologist and Director of the Family Education Trust, dives into the complexities of biblical canon and tradition. He critiques the Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura, arguing it lacks the historical context and authority needed for a fuller understanding of Scripture. The discussion highlights the distinction between divine knowledge and religious canons, emphasizing the importance of tradition in recognizing sacred texts. Williams challenges Protestant claims regarding infallibility, advocating for a more humble and nuanced approach to faith and knowledge.

Suan Sonna (Roman Catholic - Infernalist) and Hunter Coates (Eastern Orthodox - Univeralist) talk about Hunter's new book in defense of universalism "Grace Abounds: A Holistic Case for Universal Salvation". 

Catholic Answers Apologist Dr. Karlo Broussard defends the practice of venerating and praying to saints. 

Suan Sonna lectures on Pope Benedict's approach to biblical studies. 

Catholic theologian Matthew J. Ramage compares the approaches of Bart Ehrman and Pope Benedict XVI with respect to the study of Sacred Scripture. Along the way, Ramage discusses the Catholic Church's relationship to Biblical scholarship. 

Erick Ybarra and Daniel Vecchio debate about Pope Francis' comments in Singapore about world religions. 

Isaac Hess, an ex-Mormon convert to Catholicism, critiques the presenation of Mormon apologist Jacob Hansen on Pints with Aquinas. 

Philosopher Gregory Stacey addresses Protestant and Orthodox objections to purgatory from a philosophical-theological perspective.