The Errors of the Catholics

To be deep in history is to cease to be Roman Catholic. This is a lamentable truth for so many faithful who don't know the truth behind Catholic beliefs that are radically out of step with the Scriptures and early Christian practice including:

0:00 Introduction
1:00 Papal Infallibility
6:10 The Filioque
13:26 The Immaculate Conception
16:25 Indulgences
24:07 Papal Supremacy
32:17 Doctrinal Development

This film promises *to end* the apologetics scene as we know it, as it condenses top tier primary and secondary research on a wide array of "defeater" topics into less than 40 minutes. The average viewer will be more informed on this topic than the long line of "professional apologists" who for $$$ answer questions on the topics covered here, but in less depth.

[aweirdperson]

I’m a former atheist who has believed in God for 3 years. I’m not baptized yet (I know I gotta get baptized, but I still haven’t found a church I can go to and don’t even know if my parents would let me) and used to think of myself as a non denominational christian, however I realized that a lot in Protestantism doesn’t make sense. I’m still trying to figure out if I should be orthodox or catholic, Videos like this help a lot, so thank you very much! Please pray that I’ll figure out the truth 🤍🙏

[AmericanNationalist]

I'm a Catechumen in my Catholic Church and after seeing this and talking to my Orthodox friend, clearly Roman Catholicism is not the true Church. The Pope is a heretic! Please pray for me.

[RobertTaylor]

Another point worth making is the change in communion practices. The Orthodox West communed infants in the same way the Orthodox do today. This practice not only disappeared in Rome but was later *anathematized* by the Council of Trent, contradicting the norms and saints in the West and East. While Eucharist discipline and norms have stayed the same in the Orthodox Church, it should be no surprise that abandoning infant communion also led to other Eucharistic innovations, like unleavened bread, adoration, and separating the species.

[jaysoniii]

This was a gut punch for me, a Catholic who has been struggling with these matters. May the Lord forgive me for my errors. Pray for me

[LuciusClevelandensis]

I'm a Catholic, but I like to hear other perspectives. Bravo, sir. This is the best challenge to the Roman Church I have yet heard. Way better than James White, and he is no slacker. God bless you and be well.

[saoirsecoletterogan]

As a current Catholic I found this very informative. I have recognized some teachings of the Church that do not seem to comply with historical interpretation. However, I am unsure if the Orthodox Church has remained entirely consistent as well. In my eyes, it’s best to look to teachings before the Schism, but that’s just me. I’m not supper great with historical accounts and I’ve only just become Catholic so there is a lot for me to learn.

[Enne_esse]

I am Roman Catholic and am converting to Orthodoxy. I am subscribed to your channel now! Thank you for your information and please pray for me.

[merecatholicity]

Beyond excited to watch this. Thanks for putting so much work into this — both you and Paul.

[Peter-enbc]

Great video. As a former Roman Catholic who is now Orthodox its entertaining to see RC’s continue to defend Roman Catholicism in light of Church history and literal forgeries.

[Patriarch.Chadimus]

I've been excited for this for a while 🔥☦

[jacfalcon]

Excellent video. We need more simple, decisive content like this with lots of strong sources.

[S.Grenier]

This is a LOT to unpack for me, as a Catholic. I have been researching these things (and thus found this video) for a while, but the video went into things I was not even aware of at all. I admit I have had doubts these past years, especially on matters of Papal Infallibility but when debating with fellow Catholics I would just get destroyed by their superior preparedness and familiarity with the controversy and history, whereas for me this was all new, so I'd end up bowing and acknolweding that they must be right.

What's presented here went beyond me seeking better arguments and instead actually deeply rattled me, I'm not sure what to make of all of it. I suppose I'll start with researching all of this further and not take what you say here for granted, but doubt has been sown nonetheless and these are some pretty solid sources to cite from assuming nothing is quoted out of context.

Thank you regardless for sharing this with us brother, I guess the rest is up to God to settle for me.

[OrthodoxInquiry]

There’s lots of papist cope in this comment section, and no positive papist arguments. You did a spectacular job with this video Craig.

[RobertSmith-bshl]

I'm not Roman Catholic or Orthodox. I'd like to say i don't subscribe to protestantism, but I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. I read my Bible, and study a lot. But to be completely honest everybody has really good arguments so it's hard to know what to believe, and everybody is biased. If i can't find the true church before i die, rest assured it was not my fault. I search for God, and pray for the holy Spirit to guide me on the path of truth. Jesus says "my people are devoured for lack of knowledge" i can only pray that God may forgive my failure. I have tried wholeheartedly. Please show me the path! I am concerned!

[tomzzx]

I am a Roman Catholic, however I truly love you, my Eastern Orthodox sisters and brothers ❤️ I hope we find strength to overcome our differences ✝️☦️

[jamespong]

I have nothing but love for my Catholic and Protestant Christian Brothers who love the Lord and try to win people to Christ, where I draw the line and fight back is when some of their leaders try to attack holy Orthodoxy, then they deserve a reality check.

All of us play a role, but respect Orthodoxy,

[TheFreeThought]

Wow just wow.. this is a K.O for me and I will definitely continue studying the councils and fathers. In fact in the council of Constantinople I believe it literally says that no bishop should involve himself in another see. The Alexandrian Bishop should deal with Egyptian affairs alone and the Asian Bishop should only deal with Asian affairs. I read this on a Catholic website and now I don't know what to think anymore.

[BecomeAnOrthodoxChristian]

Brief, yet clear and straight to the point! Former RC, now Orthodox.

[julianphillips]

I am a Catholic and I did watch the whole video. I would have liked it if you would have focused on the difference in teaching between the Catholic and Orthodox Churches about original sin and what baptism does to the person who is baptized. As I understand it, the Catholic understanding of original sin comes from an error from St. Augustine.

[Jeem]

Truglia with a heavy-hitter. Latins in suspense