The Counsel of Trent

Trent and Mike Licona finish their discussion of how we can know Christ rose from the dead.

It’s Easter so sit back and listen to Trent interview on of the world’s experts on defending the reality of Christ’s resurrection from the dead.

Trent sits down with Cy Kellett to talk about his new book Counterfeit Christ’s, including the Calvinist Jesus who “might” have died for you.

In this episode Trent sits down with the author of a viral, pro-choice tweet in order to discuss why she believes abortion ought to remain legal.

In this free-for-all-Friday Trent shares clips from a blind Youtuber as well as excerpts from a book describing unusual types of blindness.

Should a Christian university reject a speaker because they espouse . . . Christian values? In this episode Trent Horn examines the arguments from those who don’t want Matt Walsh to speak at Baylor University.

An island so dangerous it’s illegal to visit? A place where diapers cost $22 a pack? A town so remote it takes a week to get there? Let Trent take you on an unusual trip around the globe in this free-for-all-Friday.

Most defenses of the Faith involve pointing out the flawed thinking in arguments against it, so in this episode Trent shows why Catholics should understand how logic works.

Trent’s colleagues Marie Dixon and Christine Venditti join him to discuss the viral Notre Dame letter to the editor about “the problem with leggings” and how we can better communicate the Church’s teachings on modesty.

In this free-for-all-Friday Trent shares stories from his past including the time he took over one of his high school assemblies with a rousing musical number and the time he almost died chasing a tornado with the best man from his wedding!

Is God a logical contradiction that can’t exist? Trent takes on Peter Atterton’s claims that God can’t be all-powerful, all-knowing, or all-good.

In this episode Trent further reflects on the Christ Church mosque shooting and responds to people who say that to be “truly pro-life” you have to accept certain political views or embrace the “seamless garment.”

Trent and Fr. Parks continue their discussion about the essence of masculinity and how we all can help men become the protectors of faith and family God wants them to be.

What does it mean to be a man? How can society help men become the heroes God wants them to be when society says we should fear masculinity? In this episode, Trent unpacks these important questions with the Diocese of Phoenix’s vicar of evangelization Fr. John Parks.

In this episode Trent breaks down how people often end up with false beliefs because of an error in their thinking. He takes a look at recent controversies involving Chelsea Clinton and Ilhan Omar to show how you can spot non-sequiturs, loaded questions, and the ever-present ad hominem fallacy.