@realcaseyrollins I'm not that into podcasts these days, but there's a few faith based ones i still have on my list, a Nuns life, Two Drunk ex-pastors, Catholic Women Preach, More2Life, Belivers Voice of Victory, Catholic Answers Live (I'm guessing this would be like your apologetics one) Everday Liminality (i think you might like this one as its Francisicans discussing movies, TV and other pop culture, no its not just "its all the devil"

@Fu Aren't those all #Catholic tho, not #Christian?

I do enjoy banter content, I've listened to #DoctrineAndDevotion before, for example, but for now I want someone a lil deeper

@realcaseyrollins and of course #Catholic is #Christian. Would you not consider something because it was #Baptist?

@Fu IDK I think #Catholic doctrine deviates a bit from #Christian doctrine

@realcaseyrollins @Fu you are the authority on this topic? Smh

@TheHappyInconsistencies @Fu I'm a #Christian, so I know a bit about it.

@realcaseyrollins @Fu ugh. catholics are Christians smart guy.

It’s strange that you’re making these random asides rather than engaging with my point

@realcaseyrollins @Fu your point is that you are a baptist and you think you have a point?

My point is that #Catholic doctrine is different than #Christian doctrine. What was your point?

@realcaseyrollins @Fu My point is you are ignorant. Catholic doctrine is Christian doctrine.

That’s a claim, not a point. We’re just talking past each other at this point

@realcaseyrollins @Fu NO it’s a definition. Catholics are Christians. Any definition of Christian that excludes Catholics is a sectarian definition made in bad faith. This is a historical fact not a claim.

@ademan @Fu @realcaseyrollins The Catholic church and it councils WROTE the Nicene creed.

The core differences are pretty well summed up here: https://pediaa.com/what-is-the-difference-between-catholic-and-christian/