#287 – St. Peter: Pope or nope?

The Counsel of Trent

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🗓️ 1 April 2020

⏱️ 37 minutes

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In this episode Trent shares a portion of his rebuttal to pastor Mike Winger on the papacy and talks about how to answer objections to the idea that Peter was the first pope.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast, a production of Catholic Answers.
0:07.0	Hey, hey, welcome to another episode of the Council of Trend Podcast.
0:13.4	I'm your host, Catholic Answers Apologist and Speaker, Trent Horn.
0:16.4	And today I want to share with you some work we've been doing at the Council of Trend.
0:20.2	I got a mispronouncement.
0:21.2	The Council of Trend, the Council of Trend YouTube page, where we have, I think now, over
0:27.4	5,000 subscribers.
0:29.3	And we're doing what really very few, I don't know any other Catholics who are doing this,
0:34.4	which is rebutting popular anti-Catholic videos on YouTube.
0:38.0	And the most popular series is a rebuttal to Mike Winger, who is a pastor here in Southern
0:42.7	California, who did a series a few years ago, but it's come very popular on YouTube,
0:48.5	over 100,000 views, saying why Catholicism is wrong.
0:51.9	And Pastor Mike's a genteel guy, he's a nice guy, he's really wrong though.
0:55.8	I would love to have a debate or public dialogue with him.
0:58.1	We'll see if that manifests in the future.
1:00.5	But I wanted to share on today a discussion of the papacy and defending the nature of
1:05.2	the papacy against very common Protestant objections, which Pastor Mike offers in this
1:09.2	video.
1:10.2	So here is a clip of that, if you want, and this is a small clip, mind you, this is a
1:13.8	clip from part two of my rebuttal to him.
1:17.8	He did a, and when I rebut someone on YouTube, he usually takes me two to three times as
1:22.4	long to rebut them based on how dense their arguments are, in the sense of how many arguments
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