In this episode of Deformed Theology, the hosts welcome guest Angelo Romano, a Byzantine Catholic apologist, for a candid conversation exploring how tradition, authority, and scripture intersect across Christian denominations. Angelo shares his journey from a Baptist background to Catholicism, prompting a dialogue about early church practices, the canon of Scripture, and the concept of theological purity. While the discussion touches on Catholic doctrines and perspectives, the hosts maintain a focus on evaluating all beliefs through the lens of Scripture. Listeners are encouraged to think critically about how theology can be shaped—or deformed—by history and culture, and to continually return to the truth found in God’s Word.You can interact with Angelo via X: https://x.com/ArchangeloRomIf you are interested in some of the sources Angelo refers to, here are some links that he provided:Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist by Dr. Brant Pitre: https://youtu.be/P45BHDRA7pU?si=6-COwSgNaZN-qE9HSelect quotes from the Church Fathers on issues such as abortion, contraception, the Eucharist and many other topics. churchfathers.org

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