Trent Horn
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1,841 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Jun
Trent Horn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But their reference, like the early church calls them sacred scripture, or they use it for proof of prophecy, proof of doctrine.
They use it in a way they don't use non-religious works.
It's interesting that you see like Enoch is really popular at the very beginning of church history.
Then there's a huge steep drop off.
The Deuteroconical books, it's more of like a gradual acceptance and increase.
Well, ultimately, it's going to be rooted in this.
When we determine, you're saying, well, you know, Protestants have 66, Catholics have 73, Ethiopian Orthodox have 81.
We could get a Jew in here who will say, well, what about 39?
We all agree.
Because you're saying, well, we all agree on 66.
Can't we just be cool with that?
But a Jew could say, well, we all agree on 39.
Why can't we be okay with that?
Like, okay, just because we have a common belief doesn't mean we should stop there.
It's going to go back to who has the authority to bind all believers to say, these are the books of Scripture, and it is heresy.
It is a sin against the faith to deny them.
I would say the only...
body that has that authority is the church Christ established.
And the church Christ established is a visible one connected to the successors of the apostles, going all the way back through the church's history through the bishops, one after another going back to the original twelve.
So it's going to come back to that if you say, well, I don't believe that, is it because you've made a mistake in your reasoning, you don't think Catholic arguments are convincing?
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