In response to a letter from James Martin and his new LGBT outreach group, Pope Francis responds to a series of questions from the LGBT community. But there's more to it than meets the eye, and it's a brilliant example of something called weaponized orthodoxy.
00:00:00.000Did you see over the last few days that Pope Francis responded to several questions, you might say dubia, from the homosexuality-promoting Jesuit priest James Martin?
00:00:10.400Funny how Francis can find time to answer certain questions, or dubia, when they come from a heretical priest, but not from four cardinals, in fact the most faithful cardinals in the Church.
00:00:23.520Oh well. The Q&A between Francis and Martin is a great study in diabolic disorientation.
00:00:30.980It's a brilliant example of something called weaponized orthodoxy.
00:00:35.280So if you've ever wondered about that concept of weaponized orthodoxy, what is that all about?
00:00:40.500Stay tuned. This is the John Henry Weston Show.
00:00:52.600Let's begin, as we always do, with the sign of the cross.
00:01:05.740In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.
00:01:12.060Have you ever felt like Pope Francis is trying to frighten us into abandoning orthodox Catholic doctrine?
00:01:18.840Pope Francis recently replied to a letter from Father James Martin and his new LGBT group Outreach.
00:01:28.220Martin posed three common questions from the LGBT community, he said.
00:01:33.320But let's see how Francis' answers contain truths and falsehoods mixed together, which sow confusion with ambiguity,
00:01:44.000and much more so than plainly teaching error ever could.
00:01:48.840So first of all, those are the questions.