The Counsel of Trent

Do you want to “get away from it all”? In this episode Trent takes you on a tour to the most remote places on earth and the unusual ways people live in these locales.

Trent is spending his nights working on a book of fiction so he’s decided to talk about what fiction writers need to consider when they craft their stories.

On Monday Trent was invited to speak to students at Benedictine College about his new book Why Catholics Can’t be Socialists. In this talk Trent explains what socialism is, the “incentive” and “knowledge” problems that undermine it, and why the Church has always opposed this economic system.

On October 31st Trent was invited to answer questions posed before students at Taylor seminary as part of their Reformation Day activities. He also gives some tips for how you should answer questions posed by your Protestant friends and family.

In this episode Trent breaks how ten iconic video games illustrate the evolution of what would soon become a multi-billion dollar industry. So grab your controllers and press Start!

In this episode Trent continues his discussion of universalism and contrasts it with the theology of “hopeful universalism” espoused by Hans Ur Von Balthasar and Bishop Robert Barron.

Is everyone definitely going to heaven? Are we all mistaken about hell? In this episode Trent breaks down universalism and examines the biblical arguments that are used in support of this heresy.

The Amazonian synod is over and Trent examines its proposals related to female deacons, married priests, and a new Amazonian liturgical rite.

Happy Halloween! Free-for-all-Friday comes early this week with some creepy true and “hope they aren’t true” stories to give you chills!

In this episode Trent sits down with Joanna Wahlund, the author of The Catholic Working Mom’s Guide to Life, to discuss how parents should juggle the responsibility of work, family, and living out their Catholic faith.

In this episode Trent and Tim discuss the Catechism’s revision on capital punishment and take different views on how we should understand this change.

In this episode Trent breaks down his conversation with Tim about feminism and highlights agreements and differences that weren’t discussed enough in their conversation.

In this episode Trent Horn and Timothy Gordon discuss his new book “No Christian Feminism” and whether feminism is incompatible with the Christian faith.

In this episode Trent updates his coverage of the controversy surrounding the Amazonian synod and also talks about the proposal to ordain married men in the region.

It’s time to once again learn that what you think you know may not be so! This time Trent covers the historical gamut from ancient Egypt and Rome, to the Vikings and Colonial America.