Bible Expert (likely Wesley Huff or a co-host closely involved with Biblical scholarship)

Well, it would be—well, so— The Eucharist is— The Catholic Church has a papal primacy.

Well, it would be—well, so— The Eucharist is— The Catholic Church has a papal primacy.

Well, it would be—well, so— The Eucharist is— The Catholic Church has a papal primacy.

Why do they decide that there is a pope and why does the Orthodox Church decide that there isn't one? I mean, this is one of the disagreements between the East and the West because the seat of Peter becomes very important in the West. And the East Church says, well, we have all basically every other apostle. So we're not too concerned with the bishop in Rome.

Why do they decide that there is a pope and why does the Orthodox Church decide that there isn't one? I mean, this is one of the disagreements between the East and the West because the seat of Peter becomes very important in the West. And the East Church says, well, we have all basically every other apostle. So we're not too concerned with the bishop in Rome.

Why do they decide that there is a pope and why does the Orthodox Church decide that there isn't one? I mean, this is one of the disagreements between the East and the West because the seat of Peter becomes very important in the West. And the East Church says, well, we have all basically every other apostle. So we're not too concerned with the bishop in Rome.

But there is a point in time where like papal infallibility starts to develop. And then when the Pope chooses the emperor, so Charlemagne is crowned the Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope. I think it's the year 800. Give it a goog. And that's when I would argue. I love you, dude. That's when it starts. I love you.

But there is a point in time where like papal infallibility starts to develop. And then when the Pope chooses the emperor, so Charlemagne is crowned the Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope. I think it's the year 800. Give it a goog. And that's when I would argue. I love you, dude. That's when it starts. I love you.

But there is a point in time where like papal infallibility starts to develop. And then when the Pope chooses the emperor, so Charlemagne is crowned the Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope. I think it's the year 800. Give it a goog. And that's when I would argue. I love you, dude. That's when it starts. I love you.

Yeah. that's canadian was it 800 you got it um so yeah pope leo another pope leo yes the third he crowns charlemagne the emperor before that the emperor kind of had influence who the pope was and this is where you get this like subversion and that's where i personally would say the roman catholic big r big c church starts that's controversial roman catholics don't like that i say that

Yeah. that's canadian was it 800 you got it um so yeah pope leo another pope leo yes the third he crowns charlemagne the emperor before that the emperor kind of had influence who the pope was and this is where you get this like subversion and that's where i personally would say the roman catholic big r big c church starts that's controversial roman catholics don't like that i say that

Yeah. that's canadian was it 800 you got it um so yeah pope leo another pope leo yes the third he crowns charlemagne the emperor before that the emperor kind of had influence who the pope was and this is where you get this like subversion and that's where i personally would say the roman catholic big r big c church starts that's controversial roman catholics don't like that i say that

But that's when you start to get this idea of a papal primacy and the magisterium as this concrete body. The East is not on board with that. At all? No. Well, they just don't care. They don't think that the Bishop of Rome has any more or less authority than any of the other bishops. So they have the patriarchs, and they have that kind of setup.

But that's when you start to get this idea of a papal primacy and the magisterium as this concrete body. The East is not on board with that. At all? No. Well, they just don't care. They don't think that the Bishop of Rome has any more or less authority than any of the other bishops. So they have the patriarchs, and they have that kind of setup.

But that's when you start to get this idea of a papal primacy and the magisterium as this concrete body. The East is not on board with that. At all? No. Well, they just don't care. They don't think that the Bishop of Rome has any more or less authority than any of the other bishops. So they have the patriarchs, and they have that kind of setup.

So Paul outlines this like hierarchy of— He won't give it to us. He won't give it to us. He doesn't get it yet. Of course not.

So Paul outlines this like hierarchy of— He won't give it to us. He won't give it to us. He doesn't get it yet. Of course not.

So Paul outlines this like hierarchy of— He won't give it to us. He won't give it to us. He doesn't get it yet. Of course not.

No, because you know what the truth is. I crossed the Tiber and I took apart my boat and I made a pulpit and I started preaching to the other side. That's what I'm talking about. Well, so at the Council of Nicaea, 325 AD.

No, because you know what the truth is. I crossed the Tiber and I took apart my boat and I made a pulpit and I started preaching to the other side. That's what I'm talking about. Well, so at the Council of Nicaea, 325 AD.