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In this episode, we take a close look at a popular Catholic critique of Protestantism, put forward by Catholic apologist Joe Heschmeyer. Heschmeyer argues:

1️⃣ If the Protestant view of Scripture is correct, there should be unity on essential doctrines.
2️⃣ There is not unity among Protestants on essential doctrines.
🔚 Therefore, the Protestant view of Scripture is incorrect.

He also claims that Protestantism ultimately rejects the authority and necessity of the Church, and that the very question, "Which doctrines are essential?" is the unraveling thread of the entire Protestant tradition.

But is this a fair and accurate representation of Protestant theology? Does disagreement among believers disprove the sufficiency of Scripture? And is the Catholic model immune to doctrinal division?

Join us as we explore these questions from a Protestant perspective—examining the assumptions behind Heschmeyer’s logic, the historical and biblical case for Sola Scriptura, and whether visible doctrinal unity is the right measuring stick for theological truth.

Whether you're Protestant, Catholic, or just curious, this episode offers a thoughtful and respectful dialogue around the foundations of authority, doctrine, and unity in the Church.

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