The Papacy Argument That Converted Cameron Bertuzzi

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[zacharyo.]

In the process of conversion from non- denominational to Catholic right now as well

[JennieChancey]

Reading the early church fathers and Scott Hahn is the beginning of the end for a lot of us. Praise God!

[rogeriopimentafilho]

This is a brave man!! He was never afraid to debate any Catholic, and he always did so politely.
It takes courage to admit you're wrong and change your mind. God bless you, Mr. Bertuzzi.

[thelonghousepreparedness]

I've seen firsthand a ton of Protestants convert to Catholicism who are very strong in their faith, but the only Catholics that I see convert to Protestantism are very weak in their faith. Praise be to God that Cameron is finding his path.

[ThatKenpoGuy]

To me, it is kind of ironic to use the Didache to disprove the papacy while overlooking the fact it describes both the Mass and the Eucharist as the form of worship used by the early Christians! Excellent video, I was very excited to hear this side of Cameron's conversion story

[averagejoe]

Y’know what would be hilarious? Two agnostics/atheists debating whether Catholicism or Protestantism is more likely given the truth of the Bible. I just think that that would be so weird…

[DarkAngel-cjsx]

Dr Pitre Brant videos and devine mercy videos explain this topic very well

[superapex]

'He who is of the Truth hears My voice' - well done, Mr. Bertuzzi!

[greenybird]

Great video, even better background! I was just in Rome a month or so ago for the first time and absolutely loved it.

[allisoncarley]

Remember to find Christ's church with your heart not just your mind. That said, I'm excited to have Cameron with us! I hope he can continue to guide people to Jesus.

[thefaithfulcatholics]

Is it possible for Cameron to share the spreadsheet he made? That could be pretty handy. Thanks much!

[faithdc]

I knew he would convert right from the bat, when he is sat down with dr.hanh, me too, was also converted again deeper to the faith.

[andrewscotteames]

I was staunchly sola scriptura until I started reading the early church fathers. Doing that made me realize how much of my own ideas and other people’s ideas I unknowingly and unintentionally imported in to the text, and how this was actually unavoidable.

The scriptures can be considered infallible data, but data without interpretation is meaningless. So, the scriptures can be unquestionably true but unless I can have an authoritative interpretation I cannot know reliably anything from them.

That realization marked my departure from evangelicalism. I’m still working out whether or not I need to go to Rome.

[mememe]

When Suan first came out with the argument I was in the conversion process. Though it's been around for some time it was Suan that really gave some flesh to the bare bones of the idea. It didn't help a whole lot for me but, if the geniuses of the church keep developing it out, I could see it driving more protestants to the faith

[SpiritofCatholic]

God bless you Cameron. We pray that all our separated brothers and sisters come home to the fullness of Christian truth in the Catholic Church like you did. Jesus we trust in you.

[shlamallama]

My advice for all Protestants considering Catholicism, from a Catholic: if you convert to Catholicism without considering the high church protestants, you may end up leaving Catholicism because you never read the Catholic response to these theology and patristics-savvy Protestant reformers. So pray for the grace to know the fault in the best arguments for what is false be that Protestantism, Catholicism, Orthodoxy, etc. Now I think you may be so convinced of Catholicism (perhaps from the scriptural argument for the papacy, a personal revelation that confirms Catholicism, or something else) that not looking at the classical Protestants or Orthodox arguments is not as much of a problem. But exercise your research objectively and prayerfully. If you are convinced that it is legitimate to pray to the saints and holy angels, I suggest you ask for their intercession. If you think praying the rosary isn't sinful I suggest doing it often as a means to discern Catholicism. Thank you for coming to my TED-talk.

[markoh]

01:30 "In Bayesian terms [...] you can be a bit more precise". Precision does not equal accuracy though.
As Gavin Ortlund also pointed out in his response video, if you don't have a good foundation of how to assign the numerical weights to your input data, as well as taking into account things like uncertainty or correlation, your analysis won't do much other than giving the appearance of being sophisticated.

[IndoHelleneBall]

even the church fathers recognized that the bishop of Rome had more authority than others!!

[johnchung]

Truly this video is a highly spiritual revealing work and confirmative testimony to the papacy in the One Holy Catholic Apostolic Church of Traditional Teachings and Worship Amen 🙏

[csongorarpad]

Such an intriguing and fantastic story! Glory be to Jesus Christ!