The Counsel of Trent

In this episode, Trent reveals the heresies and dangers contained in 4 best-selling Christian books.

Frustrations over Disney's bad decisions, Splash Mountain's controversial redesign, nostalgia lost in theme park changes, bland transformation into Tiana's Bayou Adventure, disappointment in altering theme park rides for children, importance of introducing challenges and mature themes in kids' entertainment

Protestant apologist Allen Parr and Trent discuss debunking 7 false Catholic teachings. They debate on intercession of saints, prayers for the dead, transubstantiation, mortal sins, and salvation differences between Catholicism and Protestantism.

Stephen Woodford, a critic of Trent's views on homophobia, debates with the host on labeling behavior, defending stances on LGBT identities, and navigating criticisms in ideological discourses. The discussion also covers Catholic teachings on homosexuality, the history of slavery abolition, and Pope John Paul II's views on women in the Church.

Ben Shapiro discusses whether human beings are born 'good' or 'bad' with Trent. They explore the contrast between Jewish and Catholic beliefs on human goodness, the notions of sin and human nature, and the impact of societal structures on individual morality. The conversation challenges the belief that privilege determines behavior and emphasizes personal responsibility for one's actions.

Host shares favorite comfort films, analyzing 12 Angry Men and Air Force One. Discussion on Night at the Roxbury and Training Day, followed by chat about Training Day, Zoolander, and Anchorman. Exploring favorite comedy films like Anchorman and 21 Jump Street.

Lutheran scholar Jordan Cooper joins the host to critique 'red pill ideology' and discuss the negative impact on masculinity and relationships. They explore unrealistic expectations, societal pressures, and the definition of a 'high value man'. The conversation navigates relationship dynamics, challenges in defining masculinity, and the compatibility of Christianity with the 'red pill' concept.

Debater Pearl Davis and Trent discuss the benefits of marriage for men, debunking myths about divorce rates and gender disparities post-divorce. They highlight how marriage positively impacts men's happiness, health, and financial stability, emphasizing the importance of personal growth and mutual support in relationships.

Eric Sammons, Editor at Crisis Magazine, discusses the rise of progressive Catholicism in average parishes, the importance of balancing dignity and salvation, and navigating controversial issues like gender identity and climate change policies within the Church.

Catholic apologists debate Protestants on justification, faith, works, and grace. They delve into theological perspectives on justification, the mosaic law, baptismal regeneration, salvation in Protestant denominations, purgatory, faith, works, and salvation interplay, and the early church's perspective on justification. The conversation also explores eternal life, church belonging, gifts and callings in Romans, sacraments, belief, obedience, and salvation in John's teachings, the salvation of Judas, qualities for salvation, and the peril of distorting grace.