Watch Christians Become Skeptics Frank Turek Debates

Frank Turek gets challenged by a Catholic student on one of the biggest questions Christians usually skip: *How do you know which books actually belong in the Bible?* Not just which books are old. Not just which books are historically useful. Not just which books are true. But which books are **inspired by God**? That question matters because Christians love saying, “The Bible says…” but before we even get there, we have to ask: *Which Bible?* The Protestant Bible? The Catholic Bible? The Bible with the Apocrypha? The Bible without it? In this reaction, we break down Frank Turek’s answer, the Catholic student’s pushback, the canon problem, the Apocrypha, church authority, Protestant authority, Catholic tradition, and why this conversation shows that “the Bible says” is not as simple as people pretend. Original Frank Turek video: [   • Catholic Student Presses Frank on Biblical...  ](   • Catholic Student Presses Frank on Biblical...  ) Join our live conversations **Monday, Tuesday, and Friday**. Guests are welcome to come on and talk with me live. Hit the notification bell so you know when I go live. *Timestamps* 00:00 - Intro 00:35 - When Christians Call BS 01:30 - Catholic Student Challenges Frank Turek 03:25 - How Do We Know The Bible Is Inspired? 05:40 - Which Bible Are We Talking About? 08:05 - Frank Turek Explains The Canon 10:30 - Did Humans Discover Or Decide The Bible? 13:00 - Catholic Bible vs Protestant Bible 15:25 - The Apocrypha Problem 18:00 - “That’s Not True” 20:20 - Does Jesus Quoting A Book Prove Inspiration? 23:00 - The Problem With The Quote Test 25:30 - Who Gets To Decide The Canon? 28:00 - Early Church, Tradition, And Authority 30:30 - Why This Is A Problem For Protestants 33:00 - Catholic Authority vs Protestant Authority 35:30 - Frank Turek Moves To Salvation 38:00 - The Bible Did Not Fall From The Sky 40:00 - Final Thoughts #FrankTurek #ChristianApologetics #BibleCanon #CatholicVsProtestant #AtheistReaction #ReligiousDebate #QuestionYourBeliefs