Fiery Theological Debate Erupts Over 'College of Apostles' Confusion
A heated podcast debate saw one participant ruthlessly mocked for confusing the 'College of the Apostles' with a literal university, joking they had the 'College of Cardinals winning as the eight seed over Purdue.'
A podcast segment devolved into a fiery theological confrontation when a debater was mocked for misunderstanding basic Catholic terminology. The argument centered on who founded the Catholic Church, with one side insisting Jesus set it up and the other arguing it was a man-made institution created after his death. The tension peaked when the term 'College of the Apostles' was brought up, leading to confusion. 'You thought the college of the apostles means they went to college,' one host laughed, comparing it to a basketball bracket: 'He's like, "Oh man, I got the College of Cardinals winning as the eight seed over Purdue in the first round and then upsetting UNCC in the second round. I got the College Cardinals going to the Sweet 16."' The debate referenced Jay Dyer, with one participant claiming the other thought Dyer 'invented the college of apostles and the college cardinals.' The exchange was filled with insults, with one side calling the other 'literally an idiot' and a 'clown' for not understanding their own church's teaching on the founding of the church on the 'rock of Peter.'