All right guys, and now we left you at the edge of your seats. We are back. Today we are continuing

the great Catholic versus Protestant debate with my husband, George Farmer, and the host of

relatable Ali Beth Stucky. In this part, we are going to cover baptism, salvation, and everything

in between. That's what's coming up today on Canis Owens.

So I would say that the Soluscripture thing actually was one of the easier things for me to get

over when studying Catholic faith, and I thought it was a very good argument that it actually showed

me where in the Bible that you see this and the answer as I couldn't find it. One of the things

that was not so easy and is not, I don't even want to make a sign like it's past tense for me,

Mary. Virgin Mary, praying on the rosary, trying to understand what the Catholic faith believes

in the world. We're not praying to her. It's a veneration of Mother Mary. It's something that still

makes me a little bit uncomfortable. I'm going to be honest. Ali, do you feel the same about this?

Yeah, and now I would say I'm not rehashing this Soluscripture thing because I know that we're

going to book in something. No, we're moving past that, but it is. It's not that Protestants don't

believe that we can't deduce things. Like you said, that okay, it doesn't say in Scripture,

only by Scripture alone, just as it doesn't say, well here's the Holy Trinity. We do believe in

deducing. We believe in theologians. We believe in creed. We believe in councils. In a similar way

that the Catholic Church does, kind of, but we would say nothing can bind the conscience except for

the Word of God. Nothing has ultimate authority except for the Word of God. And that, and also

we disagree with some of the deductions that the Catholic Church has made, one of them being Mary.

And I'm sure that George will tell us what he believes the biblical support to be of Mary.

But I would say yes. They say that they don't worship Mary. You say that you don't pray to Mary,

but you're praying through Mary, that she is kind of a mediator. And the saints as well.

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