You asked for it, you got it! The crowd has spoken: you want debate and open theology Q n A to return. In this discussion we will cover the classics: Roman Catholicism and the papacy, the issues in Orthodoxy, the history of the Church, geopolitics and the power elite, transcendental arguments and TAG, biblical theology […]
We are going to analyze and deconstruct the recent debate between Ubi and Militant Thomas concerning he Filioque. Their debate focused on the theological and historical issues, but were the citations accurate from MT? Do the Cappadocians teach what MT attributes to them? Snek and David join me. “All the things the Father has belong […]
Tonight we will work through each of the canons of the councils that refutes the Vatican 1 dogma of papal supremacy. If the papal dogma of Vatican 1 was the perennial view, it should not be contradicted by multiple canons in each council. As Vatican 1 states: “For “no one can be in doubt, […]
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Since it seems 95% of Roman Catholics have not read the actual documents of Vatican 1 to know precisely what the doctrine of papal infallibility is, we will cover the documents and the relevant encyclicals that expound them today. We will look at how this council is really the fundamental means to refuting papalism, […]
Snek joins me to discuss the nature of iconoclasm and its gnostic roots. Man, made in the image and likeness of God, is a little icon of the Triad, say St. Maximos and St. Gregory Palamas. Iconography is thus a natural outworking of the incarnational principle. The sanctification of matter is part and parcel of the Word becoming flesh. Live at 5PM CST
#westerncivilization #philosophy #spengler Modern analyses overlook the deeper philosophical and theological issues that led to the trek the West took. In this classic take I give my analysis of why the West has fallen which is ultimately theological in nature, relating to the West’s departure from Orthodoxy.
We move on in the globalism books series to cover another Huxley, Julian, the father of the term “transhumanism,” who outlines the open philosophy of globalism in his famous essay “UNESCO: Its Purpose and Philosophy.” In Part 2 we will cover the first half of his book On Living in a Revolution and compare it to the subject we often cover known as the “final revolution.”
