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Show 64: Women are just as bad as men · The Uncensored Catholic

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Hey, y'all, welcome today's show. First of all, you may hear
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a little thunder today. We've got a big storm coming in thunderstorms, and
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tomorrow probably a bit of edge of a hurricane coming across. So it's going
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to be a little entertaining around here for a couple of days. But it's
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least it's cooled awful a little bit. But I don't think. Don't take
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the thunder as a sign of the wrath of God or anything, but I
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have certainly engendered some wrath today. I will say that the one's been super
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nasty or anything. I'm used to dealing with negative feedback, and I haven't
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got any really angry notes or anything like that. But I definitely stir up
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the hornet's nest a little bit with my article today, the Gospel Reflection for
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Missy o' day. Quite unintentionally. I was not seeking I was not courting
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controversy, as they say, you know, I think even among those of
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us who should know better, Catholics, for instance, who understand original sin
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and man's fallen nature, there seems to be this general idea that women are
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better than men, and more moral than men, and more holy than men.
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I don't. That's certainly not church teaching. I don't think you'll get
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that idea by reading a lot of the books written by the saints or the
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doctors of the church. But feminism has so thoroughly taken over our culture,
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and long before that, it's certainly been promote and preached. I mean,
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the entire temperance movement that got going around oh, eighteen ninety to nineteen hundred
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was all about well, basically, it was very tied up with a suffragette
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movement of trying to get the right to vote for women. And then they
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said, you know, men were just lazy louts to nothing but drink alcohol
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and stay drunk all the time and beat up on their wives. And really
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that's been the portrayal of masculinity for the last will over a hundred years in
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the United States. I think that's true in other cultures as well. You've
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had the whole feminist movement of the sixties, and you know, now masculinity
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is entirely degraded. I mean, all people do is rant about the patriarchy.
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And if there's a character on most television shows, it's a father.
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He's usually portrayed as a dunce the mother runs everything you know. Well,
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the truth is people are equally bad. Both men and women are equally bad.
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Women are not a paragon of virtue any more than a man is.
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We don't your gender, which is determined by what's between your legs, it's
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not a psychological concept. If you don't believe me, just look at X
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and Y chromosomes. I don't care what you think you are. You can
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think you're a I don't know, a blue faced baboon. That doesn't make
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you one. Okay, you're born what you are. Your gender does not
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guarantee your virtue. That's just the truth. And I think anyone who cracks
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the Bible is going to figure that out. And that brings us to today's
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gospel. Today is the feast of Saint John the Baptist. This comes from
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let's see Mark seventeen through twenty nine. Herod was the one who had John
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the Baptist arrested and put into prison on account of Herodias the wife of his
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brother Philip, whom he had married. John had said to Herod it is
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not law for Waffle for you to have your brother's wife. Herodias harbored a
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grudge against him and wanted to kill him, but was unable to do so.
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Herod feared John, knowing him to be a righteous and holy man,
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and kept him in custody when they heard him speak. When he heard him
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speak, he was very much perplexed, yet he liked to listen to him.
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She had an opportunity. One day when Herod, on his birthday,
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gave a banquet for his courtiers, his military officers, and the leading men
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of Galilee. Herodeus's own daughter came in and performed a dance that delighted Herod
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and his guests. The king said to the girl, ask of me whatever
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you wish, and I will grant it to you. He even swore many
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things to her. I will grant you whatever you ask of me, even
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half of my kingdom. She went out and said to her mother, what
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shall I ask for? She replied, the head of John the Baptist.
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The girl hurried back the king's presence and made her request. I want you
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to give me at once on a platter, the head of John the Baptist.
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The king was deeply distressed, but because of his oaths and the guests,
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he did not wish to brake his word to her, so he probably
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dispatched an executioner with orders to bring the head. To bring back his head,
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he went off and beheaded him in prison, and he brought the head
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on the platter and gave it to the girl. The girl, in turn
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gave it to her mother. When his disciples heard about it, they came
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and took his body and laid it in a tomb. Well, in this
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case, even as horrible as here it was, it doesn't seem he was
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quite as evil as his wife and his daughter or niece. Not sure.
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Got to wonder what kind of dance that girl did for him to start promising
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half his kingdom to her. Let's hope it was his niece. I think
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we could say those three people were not good, and two of them were
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women, one of them presumably the daughter of his wife, So it could
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have been his niece, unmarried and at that time would have been a virgin.
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Also evil. Right. So I mean people want to say, well,
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teenage boys are so bad, Well, let me tell you, teenage
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girls can be pretty bad too. I think most women who've been a teenage
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girl can attest to that, and most guy who most guys who dated a
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few of them can attest to that as well. Interestingly, oddly enough,
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today's gospel reminds me of a line from a Neurowolf novel I was written by
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rex Stout. Now I love rex Stout's books, by far my favorite fiction
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writer. The character is a female lounge singer with little formal education but a
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very high IQ. Probably a bit like Herodeus's daughter. Actually, she's seem
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to be pretty sharp and at least we would stay attractive. It's sort of
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an intuitive type of intelligence. There's a great older song, let me just
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kind of wander astray, let Me go on a tangent here for a minute
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by Ed Bruce, And if you haven't heard it, check it out.
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It's called There's Girls, There's women, and there's ladies, And the line
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is there's pleasing and there's teas and they learn with their babies. Well,
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most girls don't get very old in life, beyond the age of thirteen fourteen,
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fifteen before they realize they can wrap any most men around their little finger
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from their father, who they can get there to do whatever they want to
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others who find them attractive. So this woman had that kind of intuitive type
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of intelligence that I had allowed her to become very successful at a young age
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as a performer. She's asked questions, she responds, oh, I never
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read the Bible. Most of the men and they are terrible. The women
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are too. Well, that's really a smart, smart way of looking,
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you know, people. It blows me away when she proud and say,
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oh, I love to read the Bible. I love read the Bible every
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day. Gives me such comfort. And I'm like, you don't read the
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Old Testament much to you mean, seriously, it is one tale of just
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horrible things after another. And there's a reason for that. The reason for
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that is that the Hebrew people, the chosen people of God, are really
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an analogy of parallel to all of humanity. You know, they're continually screwing
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up and doing horrible things, and God is continually for giving them or storing
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them. Then they turn their backs from God again, and you know,
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eventually they kill him. So, I mean, we'll get to that in
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a minute. But that's a really smart way of answering that the women.
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The men in the book are terrible and the women are too. That's the
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truth. Yeah, you can point out the good ones and we will.
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We'll talk about the good ones. I mean, we know the great saints
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and the great women in the Bible, from Ruth to the blessed Virgin Mary.
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But ninety nine point five percent of the Bible are really people who are
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really bad. And that's because that's what the human race he is. You
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know, I paraphrase the quote because they don't have the book nearby, but
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I think it's exactly what she said. Yeah, it's really the point of
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the Bible. I mean, in our area, in our era, far
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too many Catholic, far too many schools, even Catholic schools, teach that
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all the horrors of history are due to white men, especially Jews and Christian.
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All women, and especially non white women are portrayed as purely innocent victims
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in every era. Of course, you know, even a cursory knowledge of
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real human history to disproves that the history of all humanity is violent and horrible.
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Every tribe, nation, and culture on Earth is practiced slavery, waged
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unjust wars, subjugated others. I mean, people get so upset around Columbus
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Day. They're saying, no Columbus, you know, he enslaved indigenous people.
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Actually, the very first Native Americans who met Columbus and his men wanted
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to have them as allies to go attack and destroy a neighboring tribe that was
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their rival. And then they wanted to sell those Indians or Native Americans to
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Columbus as slaves to get them the heck out of there because they didn't want
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to have them as their rivals anymore. Okay, Native Americans were practicing slavery
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before the first white man ever saw this continent, you know. So we're
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all the Europeans, so were the Jews and Egyptians and Babylonians and Persians.
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All the Africans that were sold into slavery were captured by rival African tribes,
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usually sold to Muslims who then sold them to use it to Europeans. Doesn't
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make it right, but that's what the truth of history is. The most
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enslaved race the world is known, at least in recorded history, is actually
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the Irish Vikings were continually raiding and everything. But then after you know,
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they stop him in troll with the Vikings, England came in, enslaved half
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the country and shipped him out of out of Ireland. The rest of the
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country was essentially enslaved and forced to grow potatoes, which caused the potato famine.
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You know, a large group of Scots were brought in to replace the
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Irish who had been shipped out of the country. They became known as the
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Scot's Irish, and they were eventually shipped out of the country. I mean
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the Celtic people, trust me, Africans have nothing to complain about in comparison
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to the Celts. I mean again, the English tend to screw everything up.
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That's just my opinion. And I'm part of English anyway. If the
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Germans don't screw it up, the English at least, that's our been our
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history for the last you know, a couple hundred years, well since the
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mid fourteen hundreds, and certainly a couple of World Wars. Yeah, you
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can, you can blame the Balkans, but you know, Germany was right
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in the mix to two of those, and of course you know Japan and
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was certainly not blameless, but in many ways, well neither was America.
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We were playing both sides against the middle. There is no people that's innocent.
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I mean, that's what I'm trying to say. There is there is
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every race. I just put it this way, every race of man is
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equally a murderer, an adulterer, a rapist, an idolater, and a
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thief. All of humanity comes from our first two parents, through whom we
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inherit our sinful nature. Men and women are both selfish, violent, and
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sinful, you know. Really, probably one of the reasons so called feminists
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and I call them so called feminist because they don't seem to care much about
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female babies. You know. Probably the reason they can't admit the abortionist murder
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is that if they did so, they'd have to acknowledge that women in modern
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America take more innocent lives than men. We look at the murder it's in
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our country, and yeah, most of the perpetrators are men. Look at
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the abortions. You know, men kill several thousand people a year. Women
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kill several million people a year. If they, you know, won't go
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that far, they'd at least have to admit that in the vast majority of
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pregnancies, women are at least equally responsible for the death of a child as
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a father, rapes, actually an incest, rape and intersects. Actually makes
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up a very very small percentage of abortions. I believe it's less than five
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percent. So ninety five percent of abortions are voluntary, mostly a matter of
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convenience, decided on by a woman who, you know, kills an innocent
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human being. She's a murderer, as much as a man is who kills
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an innocent human being, and as much as the doctor so called the abortionist,
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the executioner, and the so called nurses that help. You know,
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certainly men are more likely to be openly violent. Yeah, that's a man's
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nature. But women are often cunning, devious, dishonest, and manipulative.
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As the Bible states, all have sinned? What is Jesus says, no
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one is good but God. So in the Neurowolf novel, this woman she's
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like a hipster, you know, she's a lounge singer, she's a performer,
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and she gave a very honest and truthful answer. In the end of
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the novel, she realizes that she really hasn't explored the intellectual side of life
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or science and all that, and so she in herks college, and I
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would say fortunately, she leaves after always semester to a starting In her letter,
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she says, I realized the people there didn't know much either. How
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true is that? How true is that no offense to anyone who was a
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teacher. But a college professor usually only knows what they've been taught. They've
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never actually practiced what they're doing in real life. What they know comes from
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a book, and they only know what's inside the books they've written or what
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the teachers have told them, because they have no real world experience, and
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specialization means they only know that one field. You know. I think of
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my grandfather, who barely had a high school education. Who let's see,
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a farmer, a timmerman. He ran a sawmill. He was an architect.
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He could draw up blueprints and build houses, and he did for many
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people. He was a justice of the peace. He was a park ranger.
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He was a politician. He was a brick mason. What else?
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What didn't he do? He could do all his on plumbing, he could
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do all his an electric work. He could fix an automobile, build his
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own living history museum. He built furniture, restored antiques, made horse tach,
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trained a team of horses to pull up suries, antique suries that he
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restored, a wells fargo or armored stagecoach. Let's see. Oh, he
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was incredibly political, politically powerful. He also provides jobs and loans for most
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of the community. It would probably be easier for me to say the things
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he couldn't couldn't do the things he could, because he could do anything he
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was. He could do veterinary medicine, He took care of all the animals.
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I mean, he would buy you prescription veterinary medicine in bulk and treat
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the animals. I honestly would be hard pressed to name everything that man could
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do well. Meanwhile, a college professor knows one subject and can do one
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thing and probably never even did that, probably never even did when he sits
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in a class year after year teaching students about no real world experience, and
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if there is, it's still just so myopic. It's so specialized. Now,
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so she Leasa says, I realized the people there didn't know much either.
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She's figured out she can learn anything she needs from books and life experiences.
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She's off for adventures. Right. So it's a good story. It's
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a good book. It's a mystery. All the neuro Wolf books were.
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Rick Stout was a brilliant author and really one of the few fiction writers I
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still enjoy reading. Do see a lot of myself and those characters, which
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is one reason I enjoy reading it. But the Rick Stole was a really
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brilliant guy, really brilliant guy. He was anti communist but also a proponent
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of free speech, and he often found himself kind of on both sides of
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an issue. His sister, Ruth Stout, you probably don't want to know
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all this. I need to get back at the subject. But his sister,
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Ruth Stout, was a pioneer of permaculture. They were both plant breeders
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from a Quaker family, and very intelligent, very intelligent people. But anyway,
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by the end of the book, he never mentions if she picks up
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a Bible again. But she has said that she's getting more of her information
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from books, so we can hope. But that story was set in the
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early nineteen sixties, a time when our culture was much more Christian than it
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is now. People had more respect for the Bible. You know, I
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heard a news report last week. It was it was on Steve Bannon show.
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I think I mentioned yesterday. I just mentioned again there are fewer practicing
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Christians as a percentage of the population in America now than at any time since
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our founding, evens said that more people have left the church and it's all
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denominations in the last twenty years and especially in the last few years since COVID
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than all who ever joined the church through like the Great Revivals, the Great
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Awakening, and the b Graham Crusades, all of them for like the last
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two hundred years. That's how dramatically Christianity has declined in America, especially since
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COVID. But you know, since Obama was elected, that's what we're talking
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about, and he definitely went after the churches in Christian culture and secularized our
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society. I mean, between the Democrats in Hollywood, they've essentially turned America
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into a godless nation. So you know, obviously it's very important to read
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the Bible, and of course the Catholic Church teaches that ignorance of the Bible
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is ignorance of God. I can't remember which pope said that, but he
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said, to be ignorant of the Bibles, to be ignorant of God.
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And no matter what Protestants accused us of. The Bible is a Catholic book.
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I mean he was published and written by the Catholic Church, you know,
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and Catholics are instructed to read it. I mean, your catechism tells
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you you got to read the Bible, okay, but in a general sense,
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a good aspect of the Bible. One of the reasons people should read
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it, even if they're not religious, is that the Bible teaches us about
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humans nature, God's chosen people, the Hebrew race, or as I said,
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an analogy for all humanity, and all those stories of wars and atrocities,
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murder, deceit, betrayal. Again and again, God saves them,
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but their gratitude short lived. They turn away from God and fall into sin.
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They suffer, they repent, God saves him again and again. Finally,
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Jesus comes and takes on all the penalties for all the sins of all
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mankind for all time, giving all humanity a chance at redemption. Yet even
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then most refuse him, just as today in America most refuse him. They
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refuse him due to ignorance, arrogance, and especially the fallen human nature.
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We can see the worst aspects of ourselves in the pages of the Bible.
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We can also find best in heroic stories of those whose faith was strong and
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those who strive to obey God. Above all, we find hope in God's
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promise and unfathomable love. Just as importantly, though, we can see that
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there's nothing new under the sun. Contrary to the progressive or liberal ideology,
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humanity is not progressing or getting better. We're just as bad now as our
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ancestors were thousands of years ago, and in some ways were worse. I
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mean, our ancestors usually didn't slaughter their children in mass, no political and
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you know they actually cared about marriage too. You know, no political or
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secular ideology can ever overcome human nature. Only through the true revealed religion of
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Christianity can there be any peace in our world or in our souls. Man
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cannot redeem mankind. Only God can. Through the Bible and the sacred tradition
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of the Catholic Church, we have the only true remedy and the only true
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hope. So that was That's a summariessummation of my article today at Missie O
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Day. If you want to check it out, it's it's on substack missio
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Day Catholic dot org. And it's it's I enjoy writing for him, and
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I should have another article on Thursday, so man, we'll discuss that.
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Then. I nearly forgot to do our question answer from the Radio Reply series,
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so I guess it'll be at the end of the show instead of the
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beginning this time, as it usually is. We were talking about the questioners
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asking the priests about religion. One of them says, I don't see that
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a man should kneel or pray to anyone. Yeah, there are a lot
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of people that would say that today as well. They answer, do you
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see then that there must be a God? Do you see that you were
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one of his creatures? Prayer is a conversation with God and an act of
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religion. To ignore prayer is to ignore God and deny his rights. Being
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an adult does not exempt one from this duty. Men are not less the
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creatures of God than women and children, nor will Heaven be less worth having
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for men are hell more tolerable? Or do you mean that you are above
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that sort of thing? Before God? You are a child. There are
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no privileged classes in the presence of infinite wisdom, no exemptions before an eternal
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God, no strength before omnipotence. We are all children before God. Or
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is it that you are ashamed and knil. Instead of being ashamed and kniel,
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you should be ashamed not to do so? For it is the only
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fitting attitude for a creature and a center before Almighty God. Men often pray
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on us frantically at the hour of death, fear making them do what love
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and generosity would not make them do. Now God is god less worth serving
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because he gives health and strength. Now then he will be. Then he
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goes on. If there be a good God, he must wish us to
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try to make this world beautiful. There is a good God the answer,
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and he does wish that. I think it's kind of an important thing.
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I think a lot of people forget that this is God's creation. And I'm
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by no means an environmentalist, but let me tell you now, I can
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have a temper. Okay, I'm irish. You know I'm no better than
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anyone else in that regard. If I see someone throwing trash out of the
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window, littering, I'm gonna get in their face and it can be a
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confrontation. Just you know, you don't do that to God's creation anyway.
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I get even more worked up if I see someone hurt a child or a
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dog, or abuse a woman or an elderly person, a handicapped person who
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you don't do that to God's creation trust me anyway, he says, But
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he does not wish our attention to be holy given to creatures and in the
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Creator to be ignored. We must acknowledge and love him. He can no
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more dispense us from this than he could dispense children from their privilege and duty
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of honoring and respecting their parents. The person says, we want a religion
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not of sanctifying piety, but of pity. What an odd way of looking
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at it. But then you've got to remember, this is the early nineteen
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hundreds is the beginning of victim culture. You know how we were talking about
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how the white man, the patriarchy is to be blamed for everything, and
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all women and minorities are victims. Well, this actually began in well Marxism,
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it really began with French Revolution. But you know that is the unifying
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call of communism that began in the late eighteen hundreds of Marks and Ingles,
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and they were actually kind of late to the party. The roots of it,
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the seeds of it certainly were in the so called Protestant Reformation, where
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they could blame the Catholic Church for all kinds of things that never happened,
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and in Masonic order. But workers of the World unite was against the enemy,
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which was the capitalists, the employer or the landowner, the person who
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had provided and build built the church, provide the jobs and built the churches.
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You know. But anyway they answered, you seem to think that it
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must be one or the other. Both are necessary. There is no real
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sanctifying piety unless it inspires a religion of pity. If there is no pity,
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there is no piety and no sanctity, but self deception and hypocrisy at
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the same time banished. At the same time banished sanctifying piety and mere pity
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or kindness is not religion. It may be philanthropy or humanitarianism, it is
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not religion. Religion essentially means that we must love God, and our love
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for God must overflow upon other children of God. Back to the point of
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the article, Man cannot save man. Only God can save man. All
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political or philosophical systems of thought that say that man can raise himself up and
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create peace and heaven on earth absent true religion, have fallen in horrible,
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horrific ways. I mean, if you don't have a copy on your shelf
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and you don't can't get to a library right now. Go to archive dot
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org and pull up the Big or the Black Book of Communism. I always
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call it the Big Black Book of Communist because it's huge. It's the Black
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Book of Communism. And read about the slaughter of two hundred million people by
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those liberal progressive socialist, communist, humanity arian, secularist that promised to give
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them peace on earth, raise them up out of their poverty, give them
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dignity. That the exact opposite happened. Look at the you know, Vietnam,
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after America pulled out and left them to die. They killed so many
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people. The Vietcong, essentially a wing of the Chinese Communist Party, killed
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so many of the Vietnamese people that they said they were there champion the rights
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of you know, I mean, I think it was like something like fifty
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million or so. They killed so many that they began to run out of
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bullets, and so they would force someone to dig his own grave and then
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hit him in the head with a shovel. That is the socialist utopia that
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always results from rejecting Christianity through the Catholic Church. Always, I don't care
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what country you're in, I don't care what race you are, and I
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don't care if you're male or female. Look at any city in America run
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by liberal Democrats. What do you see. You see violence, you see
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crime, you see homelessness, you see drug abuse, you see poverty.
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Meanwhile, they're promising you a socialist utopia. Right, They're going to take
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from someone else and give to you this paradise on earth. Yeah, it
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doesn't work. That's the same, very same lie of Satan. You will
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become like God's, you know, based on envy, based on greed,
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based on He tells you you deserve something someone else has, and he's going
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to give it to you. All you gotta do is follow him. Well,
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there's Satan talking to our parents, our first parents, Adam and Eve,
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or speaking through the many anti Christs which have walked this earth, the
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Hitlers and the Stalins and the Mouths and the Joe Biden's and the Barack Obamas.
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Yeah, absolutely there. It's it's a religion of it's a secular religion
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of evil, and it always has its roots in don't you deserve something better
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than this? You should have what he has, Support me and I'll give
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it to you. Yeah, it's it's the original line. It's it's the
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original seed that caused the first sin. Well, anyway, y'all just remember,
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nope, we are all sinners and we're all equal. We're all capable
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of the worst things, and only through the grace of God are we capable
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of being better. And it doesn't matter what race, religion, or gender
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you are. Not one has anything to brag about. And all are equally
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fallen because we have the same two parents, Adam and Eve original sin.
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And don't don't buy into the you know, don't be a misogynist, and
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don't be a feminist. People. People are all bad and again, can
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only be redeemed through through the religion given to us by God, through the
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Catholic Church, and to some extents it's it's derivatives Christianity in general, but
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you know, the fullness of the truth is in the Catholic Church. So
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y'all have a great day. I will talk with you next time.