Anglican Unscripted 860 - Let's Quote the Pope
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Around the 12min. Mark: the German philosopher Nietzsche springs to my mind "God is Dead, and We Have Killed Him".
Which also confirms the lovely way in which you concluded this episode.
Preach Jesus Christ crucified the only answer to this sinful world.
Shalom.
A friend of mine lived under communism in Hungary. He fled there into the US as a refugee. He told me he thinks the US has more corruption than what he experienced there.
Wasn't it the women in Iceland who went on strike for 'gender equality' for a day, and during that day HR departments received no complaints? if that's true, this points to some of the troubles in American culture with the increased feminization of our society and church. Female aggression has long been known to be relational, and isn't this being reflected in cancel culture, microaggressions, safe spaces, shouting down, disinviting, immediately shouting 'racism' at every opportunity, and the lack of risk-taking in church growth efforts? What is happening in the Episcopal Church is a reflection of what happens in the secular society (hard to tell the difference, sometimes). So white men are discouraged from or ignored in episcopal office, those who do not follow the metanarrative are punished (nobody's going to talk to you. You're bad.), and discord keeps rising --- we don't seem to be able to work together --- with no end in sight. Who'd want to be a part of this?
Well, some of us who still love this silly church.
Someone commenting on an earlier episode said that when women take control of an institution they turn it into a maoist day care center. 😂
So glad there are no cases of male clergy behaving badly….
@@Bruised-Reed Red herring. We spend most of our time lamenting just that. Most of the stories of clergy gone bad are about men. This one is about women, who last I heard, are just as human and fallen as men. In the variety of God's creation, they just go bad differently from men. Our culture in recent decades has ried to convince us otherwise, but to no avail since Humanity Will Out, we could say.
_There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus._ (Gal 3) We are one in sin, we are one in forgivinness (I don't think that we have a verb for that process, so here you go). If we worked together, recognizing each other's weaknesses and strengths (the first is easy, the second apparently much harder), we'd be much more the Body of Christ.
@@craigsmith1443 There's an infantile narcissism, a certain personality type that tries to moralize as a way of controlling others. I do see some leaders trying to get their "evangelizers' to grow up in this respect. We live in a culture of narcissism so it's an uphill battle. That's the culture we should fight against: the culture of narcissism not this or that poly tical affinity group.
It is high time that the Catholic Church speak the truth on these matters.
Should be a conscience problem when drawn closer to Jesus.🙂
Which matters?
The truth is to be found at Romans chapter 1.
Philip North is a good Godly man as I know him. He is standing firm for biblical principles on a ship that is slowly sinking. I pray that he boards a lifeboat and joins the orthodox church of God. AMiE has a place for him in my book. Chris x
Amen!
U need to spell Orthodox with a lower case “o” so folks won’t think your speaking of the Orthodox Church whose beliefs and practices are a planet away from what Western Christians mean when they use the term “orthodox.”
Where is the Makin report? Should have been out in April. Will it only be published when Welby retires?
Thank you, God bless you
As for 2 different countries, take a look of a map of NY state BY COUNTY in the last presidential election. Overwhelmingly red.
Good comment. NY jury not biased, then.
@@rhonatolchard4552 non sequitur. That really doesn't follow.
Yes, George your comment about ethnic Catholic parishes is correct; but only partially. I grew up in Central New York where, yes, there was an Italian parish, a Polish parish and an Irish parish. This demographic arose from the different areas of the county in which immigrant populations settled. That being said, all of these parishes were under the jurisdiction of one and the same bishop, all identified themselves as Catholic Christians (as opposed to Protestants) and had no problem whatsoever in being baptized, married or buried in any of these parishes (mainly due to the fact of Catholic intermarriage).
None of these ethnic Catholics, on the other hand, would even conceive of the idea of visiting a Protestant community for any reason. All of this changed in the 60's after the liberalizations of Vatican II. The consequences, I. believe, have been a very mixed bag for Catholics with the costs far outweighing the benefits. As a disclaimer, I am not a Roman Catholic and never have been. Just an observer of the religious landscape as it has developed here in the U.S.
Kevin, you were thinking of a helter skelter.
That’s it!
Pat Benatar covered that song the best, fight me.
Hello again from Hong Kong, Kevin and George. Just got back from two weeks in Verona, Italy and Pope Francis was there for one day where he honoured St. Zeno and in his papal mass homily continues to push Inclusivism as the mission agenda of the RC Church.
In my short time in Verona, I was able to have significant discussions with English-speaking Italians (ages 24-45) who all told me the RC Church in Italy has become increasingly irrelevant to the citizenry since the days of Pope John-Paul 2. The papal mass in the local Verona stadium was only attended by 31,000 in which only 8,000 attendees were from northern Italy from Turin to Venice. The pope however, did recently canonise a young Italian man who die in his youth and this newest young saint is nicknamed the “patron saint of the internet”. Are you planning to pray to this new internet saint on behalf of God’s providence and blessing of Anglican Unscripted???
I am skeptical about Blessed Carlo - but I confess to being ignorant about this issue
Voyage Comics has a book about him. Haven't seen it, but my teenage son likes the Phantom Phoenix series so far.
@georgeconger2850 see my other comment, I can't post a link.
IL home insurance went up 25% last year and 34% this year.
Welby showed up at the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. What a total shower.
I agree George
What with the newest bishop in the ACNA CoB recently going on record that he "believe[s] that the ordination of women comports with the teaching of scripture, most importantly, and is not ruled out by the tradition of the church" -- I find it hard to see exactly how the CoB is becoming more conservative in its overall trajectory. At the very start, the ONLY bishop who would lay hands on to ordain women to the priesthood was ++Duncan. So, I'm curious, on what do you base that observation?
The Pope has been frantically back pedalling since that statement. A friend has issued a statement asserting that what he said has been taken completely out of context. The simple fact of the matter is that the Catholic Church has continued to recruit mainly homosexual men to the Priesthood in Italy, notwithstanding what Pope Benedict XVI stated to be the case. The Pope, as Primate of All Italy and President of the Italian Bishops’ Conference, is directly and personally responsible for this recruitment policy. He can, therefore, hardly be heard to say that there are too many homosexuals in the Italian Clergy when the number of homosexuals arises from policies for which he is personally responsible. The homosexual lobby will now not be content to leave well enough alone. Until now, they have been perfectly content for the Church to preach one thing and practise another. They have assumed that the Pope was on the side of deceit and deception and not of truth. Now that he has cast doubt on his beliefs, they will force him out into the open. They will insist upon him altering the Catechism so that it teaches that homosexuality is a perfectly normal sexual orientation and that there should be no distinction when it comes to selecting men as candidates for the Priesthood based on their sexual orientation. Now, they will say to the Pope, you have openly admitted that you were wrong in your assertion - we insist that you prove it by altering the teaching of the Church on the matter.
Why are you guys no longer on Rumble? I watched you there, but I avoid yt like the plague... You're missed.
Hello George and Kevin, I hope George is feeling well and his family is doing well too. Word of advice to both: all the bad news you report on is most certainly discouraging to all. Not good for your health.
Fargo, ND, got that influx of Sudanese a decade or so ago.
Kevin, could I ask that you go back and check your facts about Michael Mann and the 'hockey stick'? It was released as part of a research paper in 1998, and shows temperature trends over the last 1,000 years. There are no predictions for future temperatures. To be sure, there was controversy for years, but Mann and a larger group of researchers released a second paper in 2008, answering the criticisms over the statistical methods in the first paper, but showing very little difference in the graph. At the same time, several scientific organizations overseas repeated what Mann had done, using their own data and methods, yet came up with similar graphs to the original hockey stick.
During all that period, Mann suffered dreadful personal and professional attacks, yet stood his ground, facing his detractors, including an appearance before Congress. However the science used in his papers has not been shown to be wrong.
www.andrewbostom.org/2008/12/horse-hockey-climate-scientology-getting-rid-of-the-medieval-warming-period/
@@ATVMinistries Thank you Kevin, but after trying to understand all of that....my head hurts! I'd sooner read some theology😂.
I can't give off the cuff comments on the statements made by Boston and McKitrick, and I don't think you want to see a major climate debate here. There are much more important things to discuss!. All I would say is that the arguments around the Medieval Warm Period being hotter than today seem to contradict the other research teams who duplicated Mann's work but using their own methods and data. More recent research over the last 15 years downplays the severity of the Medieval Warm Period. On a lighter note, I believe it was a great time for England - they were able to grow grapes and make wine🍷🥂
Best wishes in your work.
@@paulw8224 🍷 lol
Luke 18:8 when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on the earth? Apostasy was prophesied before the Tribulation comes. 2026 may well be the year it begins so stay awake. Maranatha Yeshua.
If we are near the end of the age isn't knowable.
FL a sanctuary state 😂 if only that were a joke
Sounds like George "has some black friends". I wonder if he "has some jewish friends" too?! He's said in the past that he "has some gay friends", that's nice.