The Counsel of Trent

The host discusses their love for reading fiction and their obsession with zombies. Different types of zombies in modern zombie movies. Exploring the characteristics of zombies in Max Brooks' books. World War Z, a global war against zombies. Exploring themes and narrative elements in 'World War Z'.

Exploring perspectives on salvation, including Pope Francis and Bishop Barron's belief in the emptying of Hell. Examining the 'Dare We Hope' view and its spiritual consequences. Highlighting the unreasonableness of hoping Hell is empty and the importance of evangelizing.

Trent responds to Fr. Casey Cole's video on the Bible's teachings about homosexuality, analyzing the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, exploring biblical passages on homosexuality and their interpretations, and discussing the argument that the Bible does not explicitly condemn modern egalitarian relationships.

The podcast discusses the history and controversy surrounding the 30 minutes or less pizza delivery guarantee by Domino's, including the introduction of the Noid mascot and the negative publicity from car crashes leading to lawsuits and the end of the campaign.

Trent refutes claims in a documentary that scripture doesn’t condemn homosexual relationships by analyzing biblical verses and exploring ancient references and attitudes towards same-sex relationships.

Trent debates pro-choice callers and challenges the concept of when life begins. They discuss the humanity of unborn children and the safety of abortion. A social worker contemplates the ethics of abortion rights.

Amber Rose, an online Catholic influencer, joins Trent to discuss the challenges of being a Catholic influencer on social media and the importance of setting boundaries. They delve into the Jesuit approach to Native Americans, the overwhelming nature of information on social media, the impact of social media on different generations, and the detrimental impact on mental health. They provide advice for content creators to stay accountable and uplift the Church.

Trent debunks popular atheist memes, addresses misconceptions about atheism, analyzes anagrams and defends the Bible. He also rebuts atheist memes about homosexuality and scientists, highlights the Catholic Church's role, and encourages engagement with the Council of Trent.

This episode examines two types of conservatives who need conversion: immoral individualists contradicting their beliefs, and conservative dads objectifying women. Perspectives on traditional gender roles and morality are discussed, exposing hypocrisy. The presence of racism among conservatives and Christians is explored, debunking myths and sharing personal journeys. Lastly, the diversity of the Catholic faith and the importance of embracing diversity while conserving what is good are emphasized.

Investigating claims of 'smart' animals like Koko the Gorilla and Clever Hans. Exploring differences between animal and human language development and ethical considerations. Exposing stories of Coco the gorilla and Clever Hans, including a sexual harassment lawsuit and deceptive arithmetic tasks.