Recently, the George Janko podcast hosted a group of Protestant influencers that he called

the Christian Avengers, which include Rustling K.D., Cliff and Stuart Neckley, Bryce Crawford,

Johnny Chang, and the ladies from Girls Gone Bible. Before I talk about their takes on Catholicism,

I want to note that many of their takes on other issues in their discussion reveals deep flaws in

Protestantism, though I think many of

them represent modern evangelical views of the faith rather than classic Protestantism,

with Ruslin probably being the most informed on high church Protestantism and the apostolic

churches like Orthodoxy and Catholicism. For example, they spend a lot of time discussing

if you are saved, even if you still willingly

sin. Here's George Janko on that subject. I'll use myself as an example. Say I, there's two

versions of me. One gives up marijuana and one doesn't give up marijuana. But my heart will

always love God. I will never not love God. And to be honest, there's a lot of people that smoke

and they read their Bible and they're with God. They're just a slave to this. Now, I just keep using this as an example

because I've walked through it. What happened if God forbid I died and I was still sinning? Even

though I knew it was sinning. When I meet my father, is you going to say, no, you didn't walk

away from it when you walked away from it?

Or is it just the punishment that I have on earth that I robbed myself from this earth of beautiful things that he could have made when he says that my will will be done in heaven and on earth?

Am I just robbing myself right here?

But because I love him, and it's not my works, and it is because what Jesus did, do I still

enter the kingdom?

Or did I lose

myself and did my sin kill me and separate me from my father? What's interesting is that later in

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