Welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast, a production of Catholic Answers.

Hey guys, two things I want to share with you before we jump into today's episode.

First, I'm going to be sharing with you an interview I gave with Mr. Psy Kellett on the three biggest mistakes people make in apologetics.

I've made these, I've learned them the hard way.

So I think you really like it. It's for the Catholic Answers Focus Podcast.

If you're interested to check them out, you can check out they have a new YouTube channel.

So go and subscribe to Catholic Answers Focus Podcast. I'll leave a link below.

Number two is you might have seen in the background some of my videos a little sculpture.

It is a lemon with a sword. It's holding an olive behind it. They got little legs they're standing on.

And he's fighting a lime. The lime sword fell off. I got a glue it back on.

But it's just a little funny thing. I put it in my bookshelf. I bought it in an art store a long time ago.

The lemon fighting the lime. He's holding the olive behind him. The name of the sculpture winner takes all of.

I know it's a it's a terrible terrible pun. But now you know what it is behind the bookshelf when you see it.

All right, without further ado, here's my interview with Mr. Psy Kellett on the three big mistakes people make when doing apologetics.

When we asked you if you would do a kind of a countdown or a numbered episode with us of the biggest errors that one might make in apologetics,

I was a little surprised that your answer is but I'm but very pleasantly surprised. I wouldn't have thought of the way you went.

And it looks exciting and interesting to me. I just want to let people know right from the beginning.

Number two will blow your mind.

As with any list that something you should always promise.

I do also want to make a caveat that I personally have never made any of these mistakes actually.

I think the only mistake I've ever made as an apologist is is being too humble actually and not letting enough people know about what I do I've noticed that I've noticed that.

Well, I'm glad to hear you say that because I think the only way that people can trust another person is if he tells them that he's best at what he does so good for you or another another way you can trust someone is if they tell you yes I have been down this road before I have learned these lessons.

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