The Demonic Heresy of Today with Joe Heschmeyer @BrianHoldsworth

Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

My interview with Joe Heschmeyer in which we discuss how he got into doing Catholic apologetics, combating the spirit of the age, modernism, agnosticism, the grave responsibility of being a teacher of the faith, listening vs correcting, Protestantism, Alex O'Connor, transcendentals of truth/goodness/beauty,

Timestamps
00:00 - Intro and Joe's Background into Apologetics
11:55 - Gravity of teaching the faith
28:50 - How do you decide what to discuss?
42:47 - the great heresy of our days
1:01:24 - Can God reveal himself?
1:04:10 - Debate vs dialogue
1:11:41 - Why the focus on Protestantism
1:18:49 - Alex O'Connor
1:26:10 - Transcendentals as a reference to God

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