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Erick Ybarra’s Conversion Story

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We’ve all seen him in action—debating Protestants and Orthodox, writing incredible books, or podcasting on his own channel, Classical Christian Thought—but we rarely get to hear about his personal journey of faith. In this special episode, we sit down with our friend Erick Ybarra to explore his story and all of the reasons why, in the final analysis, he ended up in the arms of the Catholic Church. This is a fun, lively, and deep conversation that you will not want to miss! 0:05 Introduction 2:44 Steven’s new book 5:17 Erick’s story/upbringing 8:45 Baptized Catholic as a child 9:53 Teenage doubts 12:20 College encounter with a Baptist 14:08 Erick begins to investigate Christianity 16:19 He attends a Baptist/Calvinist church 18:55 He is (re)baptized and wipes Catholicism from his mind 23:46 Trauma and scandal at the Baptist church 25:10 Erick excommunicated and becomes a penitent 28:22 He begins to study early church disciplinary practices 29:25 Erick leaves the Baptist church 31:12 Studies Protestant options and becomes Anglican 33:15 questions about justification 37:05 Anglican theology begins to form his thought 40:25 Diving into Patristics 44:53 Doubts about Anglicanism, exploring Eastern Orthodoxy 51:50 Erick discovers Orthodox divisions as a catechumen 53:21 Begins to study Catholicism seriously 55:30 Catholic priest confronts Erick! 58:22 Erick and wife become Catholic, devotes time and energy to studying East-West divisions 1:00:06 Erick searches for a good Catholic parish……and STRUGGLES 1:01:00 Stumbles upon the Ordinariate 1:02:18 Three questions for Erick and open discussion 1:06:46 Starting Reason and Theology with Lofton and writing his Papacy book 1:11:46 A golden age of Catholic apologetics under a difficult pontificate 1:13:54 What is Pope Francis really up to? 1:15:24 Catholic confusion and internet divisions 1:20:40 Doctrine vs Pastoral Praxis. Is the Magisterium “working?” 1:24:38 Things Erick wishes he covered in his book on The Papacy 1:27:52 Papal Failure and how to understand it 1:30:00 Question from a listener of TCB 1:33:07 Erick’s challenge to Gavin Ortlund’s view of the Church 1:40:07 How to break out of intellectual deadlock. 1:44:10 Conclusion SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL, and be sure to like the video and tap the bell for notifications whenever a new episode drops! Be sure to also shamelessly BINGE our “First 500 Years” playlist to learn more about the early history of the Church and to immerse yourself in her beautiful story. If you would like to purchase Steven’s new book on Montanism in the early church of Carthage, grab it here: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=prophets+and+councils+steven+alspach&crid=2IQW5LE3XVRKN&sprefix=%2Caps%2C77&ref=nb_sb_ss_recent_1_0_recent

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