The Objection
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Somebody asks you why Catholics call priests “Father” when Jesus said not to call any man on earth your father. Or why there are seven books in your Bible that are not in theirs. Or how bread can be a body. You know there is an answer. You cannot produce it standing in a kitchen with a paper plate in your hand.
The Objection takes one of those questions every Tuesday and answers it properly. Not a comeback. An answer, worked from the biblical text in the language it was written in, with the Church Fathers quoted at length and the Catechism cited by paragraph, and summarized into two or three sentences that you can actually repeat.
What is always free
Every episode, in full, permanently. On the written page: the objection stated the way the person raising it would state it, what is true in it, and the short answer. If you never pay me anything, you still leave with the answer. That is not a marketing decision. Somebody who arrives here with a real question should get a real answer.
What membership opens
The work underneath.
- The Greek or the Hebrew behind the verse being argued about, and the word carrying the weight
- The Church Fathers quoted in full rather than paraphrased, with the work and the section
- St. Thomas Aquinas, where he sharpens the point
- Every footnote, checkable
- The archive, which grows by one answer every Tuesday
What this is honestly worth right now
At launch, the archive is small. Four episodes are free, and one is behind the wall. What you are paying for in September is the weekly cadence and the promise that it keeps arriving, not a reference library that does not exist yet. By Christmas there will be twenty answers, and at that point the archive is the whole argument. Your membership now helps us complete this work.
The rule this is written under
Never win. The objection gets stated in its strongest form, the way somebody who believes it would state it, with their best evidence. If a thoughtful Protestant would not recognize his own argument in the opening paragraph, the objection gets rewritten. Nothing here is “destroyed” or “demolished”; there is no sarcasm, and no living person is ever named. The point is to answer the argument rather than to beat somebody.
Who writes it
Deacon Dan DeLuca, a permanent deacon ordained for the Archdiocese of Omaha in 2023, completing a Master’s degree in theology. You can check every claim against its source. That is the whole promise.
The trial
Seven days free. The trial takes a card and bills $99.99 on day seven unless you cancel. You get an email the day before it ends, so nothing lands on your statement as a surprise. Cancel any time from your account page, without writing to anyone or explaining yourself.
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