Joe Heschmeyer recently said Jacob seemed dishonest during their debate — even claiming he lied to the audience. In this livestream, Jacob responds directly, live and unfiltered, as the two face each other once again. Link to original debate: https://youtu.be/_nWfaX_iJ6I 💸 Want to support CC? https://capturingchristianity.com/donate/ ✨ Free books! https://tinyurl.com/CCFREESTUFF 📱 Business inquiry? http://capturingchristianity.com/contact/ 0:00:00 Introduction 0:01:09 Audio issues 0:03:37 “Was I dishonest?” 0:04:30 Recap of the debate 0:05:09 Jacob’s opening 0:05:40 What LDS mean by “Great Apostasy” 0:08:43 LDS sources: corruption → priesthood/authority withdrawn 0:14:20 Why Jacob targeted the papacy 0:15:35 “Papacy is the only game in town?” 0:16:06 Burden of proof + argument-map slide 0:17:39 Schism vs apostasy (definitions) 0:18:06 Centralized vs equalized authority models 0:23:51 If Catholicism is false, does that imply apostasy? 0:25:24 “Church” = body of believers vs governing institution 0:29:42 Invisible church vs institutional church 0:31:11 Is the pope an apostle? (terms + authority) 0:32:04 Do apostles get replaced? (Acts 12 / Judas) 0:36:48 Apostasy: event vs gradual drift 0:39:56 Hegesippus/early heresy + Rome’s role 0:47:50 Tightening the argument (revelation vs “divinely guided head”) 0:53:56 Daniel 2 “stone” prophecy + early fathers 1:02:48 Final clarification before Q&A 1:03:10 Super chats begin 1:16:35 Super chat: hidden Christians / authority-loss questions 1:23:38 Early church theology: Trinity language discussion 1:30:57 Why would God allow apostasy? 1:40:52 Super chat speed-run 1:42:43 “Great and abominable church” (1 Nephi 13) 1:44:42 1st-century Christianity vs LDS doctrines 2:02:37 LDS succession after Joseph Smith (Brigham Young / Twelve) 2:05:26 Councils vs apostolic authority 2:11:15 Holy Spirit promises + need for top-down authority 2:13:58 Councils “equals” problem 2:22:30 Meta: making the argument explicit / bridging premises 2:27:46 Wrap-up begins 2:28:45 Final thanks + sign-off #Christianity #Catholicism #Apologetics