The Counsel of Trent #1122 - I Asked a Protestant How to Get to Heaven
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Jan 26, 2026 Mr. Taco Talks (Taco), a social-media commentator known for short-form theology videos, explains Protestant views on salvation. He outlines faith-alone and grace-alone, the role of church and sacraments, and why correct Christology matters. Conversation covers assurance, sanctification, moral failures, Calvinism, and how to test beliefs against Scripture.
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Ordinances Not Required For Salvation
- Taco Talks teaches baptism, Lord's Supper, and church attendance are not required for salvation.
- He treats them as non-meritorious practices and not prerequisites to be saved.
Christ's Deity Is Nonnegotiable
- Taco Talks insists you must believe in the 'real Jesus' as fully God and fully man.
- Denying Christ's deity means trusting a different Jesus and results in condemnation (John 8:24).
Sanctification Reveals Genuine Faith
- Genuine faith will typically result in increasing hatred of specific sins and ongoing sanctification.
- Taco Talks says only God can ultimately judge whether a professing believer's faith is genuine.
