Welcome to Free For All Friday here on the Council of Trent podcast. Mondays and Wednesdays we talk

apologetics and theology. Friday, whatever I want to talk about. And today I wanted to share with you

an interview that I did or was a part of, I should say, with Ali Beth Stucky. She is a popular

Protestant YouTuber was on Jubilee. We previously chatted about Catholicism like a year or two ago.

And she asked me to come back on the show. And we talked more about politics and current events.

So more of a collaborative chat than a discussion about disagreements, but a really good one.

And I really enjoy going on shows like this because if I can have more of a presence, especially to Protestant audiences, the non-Catholic audiences, it's always a great way to raise visibility about what we're doing. Maybe some of them will check out my books, like why we're Catholic. So yeah, in case you hadn't heard it yet, it was a really good chat. So I'm going to share that with you today. So thank you very much. Trent, thanks so much for coming back to join us.

Most people probably know who you are and remember a conversation. But just in case, who are you?

And what do you do? Sure. My name is Trent Horn. I am a staff apologist for Catholic Answers.

I also host the Council of Trent YouTube channel. And I just want to share the faith of Jesus Christ and his church with as many people as I can. I want to lead people away from moral errors when it comes to sins that are killing people's souls, like abortion or sodomy or hatred, racism, whatever it may be. I just want to spread the gospel. And yeah, that's what I, that's what I like to do. And I can't

believe it's been like a year and a half since I was here. I know. And last time we had a really fun

debate and discussion. I thought it was fun about, about Mary. And not every conversation, though,

that I have with the Catholic is a debate. Some people, my Protestant listeners, they get angry at that,

but not every conversation has to be a debate. Maybe there will be some disagreement.

It's okay. I've got Catholics who say to me, why aren't you taking out your crusader armor,

Deus Volt, and going right in there? I actually did a poll on my channel. I got about 40,000

votes. And it turns out about 30% of the

audience for the Council of Trent are non-Catholic Christians. Interesting. Most of them being

Protestant, Orthodox. And I think that's great because, I mean, what I do is I want to share

God's revelation. And I think being a part of the one holy Catholic

Apostolic Church is important but really like from my heart especially right now I've been doing

apologetics publicly for over 10 years like 12 years I really want to reach the people who are

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