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And in this part of the documentary we get down to the meat and potatoes of our faith

@Declan When cleaning up the site can we remove Tanks sock accounts?

A couple of things. Firstly Gemma does not represent the Catholic Church. Her personality is more symptomatic of our modern age were men are emasculated and women are aggressive and have tongues like vipers. Her behaviour is certainly not conducive with being a traditionalist and she is point in...

Afaik she’s not a traddy. She certainly doesn’t go to any TLM’s around Dublin. She’s either a ‘stay at homer’ or has found a ‘conservative’ Novus Ordo to go to. No traddy’s that I know speak about her in relation to anything.

The etymology of the word Catholic has its roots in Greek - ‘katholikos’ meaning Universal. It’s meant for the entire world. The fact of the matter is that many nations have rejected Him. Before the apostles began travelling extensively around the world (“teach ye all nations”) there was...

Not really. The Gospel of Matthew and Luke are only within a few decades of Jesus’s life. Suggesting it was clearly taught to his disciples during his earthly ministry. ‘Heaven’ doesn’t seem to be a controversial topic with anyone during this period. Additionallly, early Christian tradition...

Don’t get me wrong. There are people who are recorded as being clinically dead in hospitals that have had these experiences. People who have died in plane crashes etc… I think their experiences are genuine and fascinating to listen to. However, as with anything space where people have an...

Yeah I went through a stage last year of listening to a ton of these. What’s clear is that there are genuine ones and ones where people have clearly made it up and are trying to sell books. The majority of the evangelical American ones are spoofers. Amongst all the chancers, there is a small...

This interview about an NDE (near death experience) of a Buddhist who committed suicide and went to Hell is extremely interesting.

Beat me to it.

This is wrong. When the disciples (who were Jewish) asked Jesus (a Jew) how to pray, he taught them ‘The Lords Prayer’. The first line of that prayer is “Our Father who art in Heaven”. On the cross, He also promised to take the thief on the cross with him into a paradise or heaven with him...

Yup, it’s effectively ‘legal’ murder. However murder is an accurate word for it, as it’s the intentional ending of a living baby. Any good legal team, could have the opposite legal team tied up in knots.

The existence of Hell is perfectly logical when we consider natural justice. Like our prisons on earth, there must be a place to go for those who live perpetually against the rule of law or in the case of Hell in persistent rejection of God. There has to be some place for evil people to go...

The situation that you are describing here falls under what is known as ‘invincible ignorance’ Explainer here:

Ah I see. Yeah, that’s not good behaviour.

Is her court case in relation to The Irish Light?

What Fintan probably doesn’t realise is that his article is free advertising for Gemma and her newspaper.

Yeah, the man called William Shakespeare had both illiterate parents and illiterate children and had never travelled outside of the UK. The chances of him being the greatest writer in the English language are zero. It seems more likely to have been Sir Francis Bacon. Bacon’s private journals...