Tangled Christianity

Peter continues the dialog around capitol punishment, the death penalty, and how that leads into execution in the middle age church.

Peter starts the dialog around capitol punishment, the death penalty, and how that leads into execution in the middle age church.

More chatting about Dating with Elaine

Peter and Webby are joined by Elaine Light who reached out to ask some questions around dating and marriage. The conversation primarily followed the very real struggle of the use of explicit content and how to navigate that as a christian and as someone perusing godly relationships. Elaine's Twitch Channel: https://www.twitch.tv/lighttwinsvt Lila Rose and Pastor J.P: https://www.youtube.com/wa...

Blake is a twitch streamer and content creator friend of both Peter and Webby. Last year he undertook the journey to become catholic and Webby has been interested in hearing what that process was like from him for some time. Join us in that update during this episode. Also consider checking out Blake on all socials: https://linktr.ee/yb3gaming

Peter and Webby have some life things that have come up this week so they prerecorded an episode to just chat and share thoughts and recommendations from what they do each week off camera.

Peter and Webby continue the conversation around the church endorsed/allowed practice of executing heretics, specifically Jan Hus, and the implications that may have on the way we can view catholicity today.

Peter and Webby have begun reading "What it means to be Protestant" by Gavin Ortlund. Ortlund claims to point to contradiction in the catholic magisterial around the 1200s and 1400s especially when it comes to the execution of heretics. We begin the dive into that time period here.

Its that time, to catch up on the comments you left on previous episodes!

Webby and Peter sit back down to have a chat about where Webby is at in regards to his take on Sola Scriptura.

Webby and Peter recently started reading the Westminster confession of faith.. and neither of us were that convinced.

Ptony took a little adventure to go to a conference and shares his thoughts.

During the last week, Webby picked up Jimmy Akin's book "The Bible is a Catholic Book." In this episode he primarily shares his thoughts around the deuterocanonocal scriptures.

In this episode Peter and Webby reflect on a popular video response by Jimmy Akin to a viral moment that took place between Frank Turek and a student during one of his Cross Examined College tours. You can find that video here: https://youtu.be/rjouMrCesbI?si=qBbmw0kxDN3njslS

We are back from the break and we read all of 1 Clement. Lets talk about it.

Peter and Webby continue their conversation around Authority structures in scripture when Apollos, the 1 century Jewish/Christian teacher came up. Did he have authority without from outside of the line of apostles? Let's chat about that.

Webby is getting ready to observe Lent for the second time ever but still wants to understand more about how Catholics and other denominations practice.

In this episode Peter and Webby dive into Paul's two letters to Timothy and his letter to Titus where it seems like he sets them up as leaders/teachers in the church with special instructions on how they should make elders, and other teachers. What does that mean for the early church and how might that translate to the church today?

Peter and Webby have decided to start a discussion around the authority of the church and what that looks like/means. In this episode they look at the replacement of Judas with Matthias and discuss if that was something the Apostles were allowed to do, and if the appointment of Paul was a sign that the 12 got it wrong.

Gavin and Wes Original Video: https://youtu.be/zqVdJ1uWk74?si=8H82cAIy1Zkjb0Wf Peter and Webby take a moment to chat about a recent video that Gavin and Wes put out discussing the state of Protestantism. It turned into a very lovely conversation around our search for what is true.

It's all right there in the title

Peter came across a Jude 1:11 where the author gives 3 examples of people that we shouldn't be like. One of those examples was Korah, a Levite from the days of Moses that oppose Moses and Aaron.

Its all right there in the title 😄

In this episode Peter comes back with some definitions that he put together that he feels portray Webby's viewpoint the best.

Webby has the opportunity to come back with his thoughts on the "honoring case studies" that Peter brought forward on the last icon episode.