I couldn’t resist another livestream tonight, even with my Vaticoof illness of throat aids, to look at various ideas relating multiple changes in RC dogma. Beyond that, we want to check in on our RC YT pop popesplainers and see what amazing charudible nuance they offer to make the system work. Remember to boost that […]
It’s that time again! Another open forum for all the haters, taters and wanna be debaters! Come bring your best arguments of challenges against any of my claims or positions! You can have the floor for as long as you want, within reason, to challenge the theology, philosophy, theory and praxis of whatever positions. Preference […]
Aristo-Scholastic specialist Tim Gordon joins me to cover the five desiderata and how they solve some of the philosophical issues of their time. We will also comment on the value and high status Aristotle had for certain common saints between Orthodoxy and Rome, like St. Maximos and St. John of Damascus. We will also discuss […]
Papacy week continues with a crucial, yet not as theologically focused analysis of the history of the papacy as an emerging world power. From humble begins, the See of Rome evolved from persecuted Church of Peter and Paul to a global world power with a debt-based global-finance entwined banking system with Prince-bishops and papal armies. […]
Today we take a change of pace and cover what many have considered a classic introduction to the Roman Catholic version of Christianity: Cardinal Ratzinger’s well known Introduction to Christianity. Is this a traditional work? Does it contain modernism? How as Orthodox would we see this book and how useful are the admissions in Ratzinger’s […]
Fair Use: Under the fair use doctrine of the U.S. copyright statute, it is permissible to use limited portions of a work including quotes, for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, and scholarly reports. Today I decided it would good to open up the discussion forum from discord for opposition and Q n A […]
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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Ubi Petrus joins me, as well as Orthodox Shahada, to cover the recent news Francis has gone after the Latin Mass, reversing the decision of Benedict 16. Since Ubi and Lewis missed the first stream, I wanted to get their analysis of the liturgical revolution, Vatican I and II and the place of the […]
Mods and apologists from our discord will join me to cover the latest document from Pope Francis concerning the new restrictions on the “traditional” latin mass (the Tridentine Mass), while we will also recount Francis’ greatest hits of his late stage pontificalism, recounting the logical outworking of Roman Catholic theology, the status of Vatican […]
Snek joins me to cover the sobering facts concerning the new papal encyclical, Fratelli Tutti of Pope Francis which sent shockwaves throughout the Roman Catholic world. Was it somehow salvageable or was it the next logical stage after Vatican 2 and pacha mama? Snek and I will deconstruct the work as well as the utterly […]
