#12775 Why Do Catholics Believe Peter is the Rock? Is Jesus the Rock? - William Albrecht
<p>“Why Do Catholics Believe Peter is the Rock? Is Jesus the Rock?” This question opens a discussion on the interpretation of Matthew and the role of popes. Other topics include addressing misconceptions about Jesus’s sacrifice and the necessity of works for salvation, as well as arguments for the papacy and responses to claims about Catholic traditions resembling those of the Pharisees.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>02:30 – Catholics say Peter is the Rock in Matthew. But certain popes say Jesus is the rock?</li>
<li>10:35 – My friend says that Catholics Don’t Believe Jesus’s Sacrifice was Perfect. And that Catholics must do extra things to be saved. How do I respond?</li>
<li>17:45 – Not Catholic Cause no arguments for the Papacy are convincing. He believes in contingency argument to believe in God. But he needs a good argument like that for the papacy.</li>
<li>37:48 – If the Tree gave Adam and eve the knowledge of good and evil. How would they even know eating the apple was bad?</li>
<li>46:10 – How can I respond to the claim that Catholics are modern Pharisees? How are Catholic traditions any different than what the Pharisees did?</li>
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