Trent Horn

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The Bryce Crawford Podcast · Catholic Apologist Tries To Convert Bryce · 8 Jun 2026 podcast

And I love that God lets him whittle down, knowing that it's still not going to be it.

Sure, 10, knowing it's not going to be enough.

But Abraham, he says to himself, will not the judge of the whole earth do what is right?

I love that line in the story.

And I think we have a common ground here that Catholics would say that people will be held accountable for the level of knowledge that they've been given about Revelation.

So if somebody knows the Catholic Church is the true faith and says, you know, I just don't want to be Catholic anymore, it's too hard, they're going to be judged differently than someone who has maybe presented a defective

incomplete version of Catholicism, who wasn't given the best presentation of it to help them really see, oh, this is something credible to believe in.

And I think many Protestants would agree with that.

They would agree with that similarly of the question of what about people who never believed in Jesus through no fault of their own?

versus that they committed some kind of fault.

They loved sin more than God.

They're rationalizing this away.

I would just say the same thing about non-Catholics.

There's a difference between people who are Catholic through no fault of their own and people who are not Catholic because they're like, yeah, maybe it could be true.

I could really see that, but I don't want to have to live my life without using contraception.

So I'm just not going to look into that anymore.

So like I said, I would say that is parallel to the question, will non-Christians go to hell because they don't believe in Jesus?

And the answer is, it depends.

So what I would say is that when it comes to salvation, John 3.36 says whoever believes will be saved, but it also says whoever believes in the Son will be saved, but whoever disobeys the Son—it says does not believe in whoever disobeys in John 3.36—will not be saved.

So it's not just about believing in Jesus.

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