#12147 Why Do We Need Infallible Authority for the New Testament Canon? - Trent Horn

<p>If the Old Testament was accepted without an infallible Church, why is that needed for the New Testament? We explore this key apologetics question, along with topics like apostolic succession, Catholic-Orthodox unity, and defending the faith online.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>05:25 &#8211; If the Old Testament can be known without an infallible authority, then how come we can’t have that for the New Testament?</li>
<li>16:23 &#8211; How do you defend the faith against Protestants on social media? Is it better to find common ground or go on striking on what they oppose?</li>
<li>21:29 &#8211; If God is immaterial and he created the material world how do you explain the interaction between the material and immaterial substances?</li>
<li>29:00 &#8211; What efforts are being done by the Catholic Church to facilitate the union between them and the Orthodox?</li>
<li>35:54 &#8211; Regarding the crusades, how do we rationalize and defend the idea that the pope offered forgiveness of sins for those going on a military expedition?</li>
<li>48:32 &#8211; How do you defend protestant questions on apostolic succession?</li>
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