The Counsel of Trent

In this episode Trent responds to atheist YouTuber @PineCreek​ and his comments on Trent's case for the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Recently Catholic podcaster William Hemsworth had Sam Rocha on to explain why Catholics can be socialists. He then invited Trent on to give a counterpoint response and ask him some tough questions about Catholicism and socialism.

In this free-for-all-Friday, Trent takes any and all questions from his Patrons. Nothing is off-limits!

In this episode Trent shares a talk he recently gave for the “sex and gender” studies cohort at a major Catholic university.

Is apologetics too triumphalist? Too complicated? Too biased? In this episode Trent and Jimmy talk about where apologetics can go wrong and how we can fix the practice of this important tool of theology.

In this “Free-for-all Good Friday” Trent sits down with Word on Fire fellow Bobby Angel to talk about Christians deal with grief and how the recent MCU series WandaVision provides a framework for sharing the Gospel.

In this episode Trent shares a dialogue with the one critic of the Faith that keeps him up at night!

The entire Horn clan appears in this episode to share how they’re adjusting to life in Texas.

Want to argue about abortion in a persuasive way? In this episode Trent offers a sneak peek of his upcoming course at the Catholic Answers School of Apologetics called “Arguing Against Abortion.”

In this episode Trent appears on the Pints with Jack podcast to analyze C.S. Lewis’s famous “trilemma argument” for the divinity of Christ.

In this “free-for-all-Friday” Trent reflects on Disneyland being closed for nearly a year and shares his favorite memories and trivia from “the house of Mouse.”

Trent recently made a guest appearance at the Institute of Catholic Theology where he was asked to address difficult passages in scripture, including God’s commands to slaughter the Canaanites in the Old Testament.

In this episode Trent reviews the CDF’s recent dubium on blessing same-sex marriages and replies to the bad theology promoted by critics who want this change in the liturgy.

You may have heard about Dr. Seuss getting “canceled”, but did you ever wonder how kids learned to read without him? In this free-for-all-Friday Trent reveals the history of children’s reading primers and how Dr. Seuss changed them (and also how we’ve been constantly getting an important fact about Dr. Seuss wrong!).

In this episode Trent continues his rebuttal to Matthew Vines’s revisionist LGBT theology with an examination of what St. Paul says about homosexuality in his letter to the Romans.