In this video, we do a review of the debate Erick Ybarra had with Fr. Patrick Ramsey on @Pints With Aquinas concerning whether or not the Vatican I Papacy was present in the first millenium Church. Watch our full video on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ubipetrus Subscribe to JaysAnalysis in the Purchase Membership section to access the […]
Today Snek and I cover the development of Roman / latin theology in the second millennium of the West and how it compares to that of Byzantium and the east, as well as the First Millennium. We will look at the papal evolution and revolution, the notion of the Church as juridical and mystical […]
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“In this stream I am joined by Jay Dyer to discuss the theology behind the necessity and validity of the God being Three persons with One essence. Make sure to check it out and let me know what you think.” COTEL and I will discuss the Monarchy/Arche of the Father, the Ordo Theologiae, the […]
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Tonight at 7Pm CST! Ubi Petrus will host a stream with Snek, DavidtherealMedWhite and Seraphim Spillman to respond to the stream hosted by Matt Fradd and Ybarra entitled “Should we become Eastern Orthodox?” Matt Fradd is a Catholic radio show host and frequently has Catholic apologists on to exposit their position. Strangely, he seems […]
Today we answer some questions relating to the basic questions surrounding the first 7 Ecumenical Councils, what they covered, why they were convened and how to interpret their main dogmatic pronouncements. From Nicaea I to Nicaea II, this brief introduction is dealt with in greater detail in talks listed below. If you like this […]
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I am often asked for a basic approach to my philosophy and worldview: Given our immersion in an image-dominated culture which is rapidly moving away from the necessary skills of reading and comprehension, the irony of the loss of literacy will likely lead to something akin to older iconographic importance for mass audiences. We already see this trend with the popularity of Instagram and memes – another version of pale attempts at icons.
The Hellenic amphitheatre in Ephesus, now in Turkey, is a breathaking venue for summer concerts. Everyone from operatic tenor Luciano Pavarotti to the progressive rock band Jethro Tull have played there.
Recently, a symphony-orchestra played Mendelssohn’s 4th Symphony when a labrador retriever casually walked on stage, eventually deciding to lie down next to the first violin section.
It is unclear if the dog was someone’s pet or where it came from, but it seems like he enjoyed the music as much as anyone else in the audience.
