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  • #142 THIS is why JD Vance became Catholic… - Joe Heschmeyer

    #142 THIS is why JD Vance became Catholic… - Joe Heschmeyer
    Jan 30 2025
    Today Joe Heschmeyer looks at JD Vance’s journey from Evangelical Christian, to atheism via Richard Dawkins, and finally coming home to Catholicism. Transcript: Joe: Welcome back to Shameless Popery. I’m Joe Heschmeyer and I want to begin today a series of episodes that are loosely about the relationship between Christianity and more specifically Catholicism and politics. Now, before I say anything else, lemme be really clear. My goal on these is not to do the kind of standard things where I tell you how to vote or what. Just think about a particular bill or whether t…
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  • #141 Do Catholics Practice Necromancy? - "Tarcisius"

    #141 Do Catholics Practice Necromancy? - "Tarcisius"
    Jan 28 2025
    Today Joe tackles the Protestant accusation that Catholics practice necromancy when they pray to the Saints. We take a look at 1 Samuel 28 and Saul’s consultation with the Witch of Endor. Transcript: Joe: Welcome back to Shameless Popery. I’m Joe Heschmeyer. Today I want to consider two contradictory arguments often made by the very same people against the Catholic practice of praying to the saints and Mary in heaven. So some Protestants will regard this practice simply as pointless. Why not just go directly to God? But other people will go beyond that and say it’s not…
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  • #140 The Convenient Morality of the Protestant Reformers - Joe Heschmeyer

    #140 The Convenient Morality of the Protestant Reformers - Joe Heschmeyer
    Jan 23 2025
    Joe Heschmeyer examines whether the Protestant Reformers were truly the bold, uncompromising figures that they’re commonly thought to be. Transcription: Joe: Welcome back to Shameless Popery; I’m Joe Heschmeyer and I want to address today this idea that the Protestant reformers, I’m going to focus particularly on Martin Luther, John Calvin, and John Knox for reasons that’ll become clear very soon, whether they really are the sort of uncompromising figures we think of them as because there’s this idea that these were people who were bold enough to proclaim the gosp…
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  • #139 Did Jesus Have to Die on the Cross? - Joe Heschmeyer

    #139 Did Jesus Have to Die on the Cross? - Joe Heschmeyer
    Jan 21 2025
    Joe Heschmeyer examines the question: Did Jesus Have to Die on the Cross?…
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  • #138 Are Catholics Saved by Works? - Joe Heschmeyer

    #138 Are Catholics Saved by Works? - Joe Heschmeyer
    Jan 16 2025
    Joe Heschmeyer explores the role of works in salvation and Catholic teaching on the Treasury of Merit.…
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  • #137 The Hidden Danger of Mel Gibson on Joe Rogan - Joe Heschmeyer

    #137 The Hidden Danger of Mel Gibson on Joe Rogan - Joe Heschmeyer
    Jan 14 2025
    Joe Heschmeyer breaks down Mel Gibson's recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, rebutting his schismatic arguments for Sedevacantism.…
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  • #136 The Canon Question Isn’t about Papal Infallibility. Here’s Why. - Joe Heschmeyer

    #136 The Canon Question Isn’t about Papal Infallibility. Here’s Why. - Joe Heschmeyer
    Jan 9 2025
    Joe Heschmeyer examines Cameron Bertuzi's and Gavin Ortlund's recent videos on the problem of the Biblical Canon.…
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  • #135 The Real Problem with Asking “Are Catholics Christian?” - Joe Heschmeyer

    #135 The Real Problem with Asking “Are Catholics Christian?” - Joe Heschmeyer
    Jan 7 2025
    Joe Heschmeyer explores the question "Are Catholics Christian?" and the problem with the typical Catholic response.…
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