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My name is Caleb Keith, and today I am joined by Bruce Hillman.

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So we have the whole country except the South covered today. So that's not, that's not too bad. Although this might be an episode

kind of targeted at the South, I think, at least the way I see this, because it depends on

the type of denomination where you hear this objection, but today's

episode topic is, are Roman Catholics Christians? Now, I've been hearing this question come up a lot.

It comes up on Twitter relatively frequently. I heard somebody bring this up in person. And I know two people who called themselves

converts to Christianity who grew up Roman Catholic. Uh, so it's a very, um, interesting one. I will

say I usually hear this. The reason I said the South is I usually hear this from people who are

more Baptist in their leanings than I do from say the more historical Protestant churches. I don't

hear this from lifelong Lutherans frequently and things like that.

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