#12307 Can the Church Claim to Be the One True Church? What Invalidates Annulments? - Joe Heschmeyer

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“Can the Church claim to be the one true Church?” This episode explores this fundamental question while also addressing whether false information on an annulment application invalidates it, how to respond to Protestant objections regarding the veneration of saints, and the obligation to correct someone misusing the Lord’s name.

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Questions Covered:

04:32 – Does false information on an annulment application invalidate it?
14:55 – How to respond to Protestant objections to veneration of saints?
20:00 – What’s the obligation to correct someone using the Lord’s name in vain?
30:53 – Why does the Catholic Church claim to be the one true Church?
37:53 – Did the First Lateran Council mandate divorce for married priests?
44:12 – Best way to argue for God’s existence to a secular thinker?
50:30 – If all can be saved through Christ, why become Catholic?

Chapters

1. Does false information on an annulment application invalidate it? (00:04:32)

2. How to respond to Protestant objections to veneration of saints? (00:14:55)

3. What’s the obligation to correct someone using the Lord’s name in vain? (00:20:00)

4. Why does the Catholic Church claim to be the one true Church? (00:30:53)

5. Did the First Lateran Council mandate divorce for married priests? (00:37:53)

6. Best way to argue for God’s existence to a secular thinker? (00:44:12)

7. If all can be saved through Christ, why become Catholic? (00:50:30)

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