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[DONATE WITH PAYPAL] In this lively episode, Greg and Ed the Protestant tackle a listener’s critique that the show is too harsh on Protestants, sparking a candid discussion over tacos. They reflect on their tone, owning occasional snark while defending the need to draw distinctions between Catholic and Protestant beliefs, as truth claims—like sacraments or authority—demand clarity. Drawing from C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity, they explore why you can’t linger in the “hallway” of generic Christianity forever; at some point, you must choose a room. Greg apologizes for any uncharitable jabs but reaffirms the podcast’s mission: to invite listeners to consider crossing the Tiber into the Catholic Church. Ed shares his journey, stuck in the hallway due to personal circumstances, yet driven to seek truth. Join them for a mix of humor, humility, and honest reflection on navigating Christian differences.
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[DONATE WITH PAYPAL] In this lively episode, Greg and Ed the Protestant tackle a listener’s critique that the show is too harsh on Protestants, sparking a candid discussion over tacos. They reflect on their tone, owning occasional snark while defending the need to draw distinctions between Catholic and Protestant beliefs, as truth claims—like sacraments or authority—demand clarity. Drawing from C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity, they explore why you can’t linger in the “hallway” of generic Christianity forever; at some point, you must choose a room. Greg apologizes for any uncharitable jabs but reaffirms the podcast’s mission: to invite listeners to consider crossing the Tiber into the Catholic Church. Ed shares his journey, stuck in the hallway due to personal circumstances, yet driven to seek truth. Join them for a mix of humor, humility, and honest reflection on navigating Christian differences.
[DONATE WITH PAYPAL] so more people can consider Catholicism!
Website: https://www.consideringcatholicism.com/
Email: [email protected]

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