The NXR Podcast - The Next Crusade - Rome, Athens, and Golgotha： The True Unity of Europe

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00:02:44.920 forward slash conference on the 16th of september 1950 theodore hughes the west german president

00:02:54.080 opened a school in heilbron rebuilt from the ruins of war there are three hills he told the pupils

00:03:02.580 from which the west took its beginning golgotha the acropolis in athens and the capital in rome

00:03:11.000 Out of all three, the West has been spiritually woven, he said

00:03:15.400 And one may indeed, one must, see all three as unity

00:03:20.180 It was a brave thing to say

00:03:23.320 Millions of Europeans still live among rubble 0.97

00:03:26.460 Half the continent lies behind an iron curtain 0.66

00:03:29.780 And twice in one generation, Europe has tried to destroy herself

00:03:34.080 So let us ask the question a thoughtful European must ask this year

00:03:38.640 is europe a race a place or a faith what taught its people to trust strangers

00:03:48.000 why did modern science rise here and not elsewhere

00:03:51.900 begin with race because the late war was waged in its name the national socialists taught that

00:04:00.780 europe or its better part was a race they made racial scripture of the little book taquitas

00:04:06.640 wrote on the ancient Germans, partly to shame his own decadent Rome. In the name of Germanic blood, 0.83

00:04:13.560 they waged the most destructive war in human history, killing not only millions of Germans, 0.99

00:04:18.760 but also millions of Slavs and many other subgroups of the northern European race,

00:04:23.860 which are hardly distinct from each other when considering the global genetic differences.

00:04:30.120 That is the first misconception to dispatch. Europe is not a narrow bloodline, its ethnic

00:04:36.200 groups have all the same common ancestors, but time has seen the blood brothers differentiate

00:04:42.440 themselves so much that we have forgotten our sameness. The church baptised Goths, Franks,

00:04:49.520 Poles and Russians into one household, and in 1937 Pope Pius XI warned the Germans that

00:04:57.140 whoever exalts race or the people or the state to an idolatrous level distorts an order of the world

00:05:04.380 planned and created by God. St. Paul has said it first. There is neither Jew nor Greek,

00:05:10.620 circumcision nor uncircumcision, barbarian, Scythian, bond nor free, but Christ is all

00:05:17.720 and in all. If Europeans do not understand themselves to be the same race, then what

00:05:22.740 else can unite us? Huse gave the answer. Athens taught Europe to reason, but Rome gave it roads, 0.96

00:05:30.580 cities, a common tongue, and above all, law, the conviction that justice can be written down,

00:05:37.900 reasoned out, and applied to strangers as well as kinsmen.

00:05:42.440 When the scholars of Bologna recovered the Emperor Justinian's digest of Roman law

00:05:48.480 late in the 11th century, the first university grew up around it. That is Europeans' inheritance 0.99

00:05:55.080 from Rome and Greece, our ambition to record, to discover, and to be consistently fair.

00:06:03.340 Then came the peoples of the northern forests. Tacitus, for all the later abuse of his book,

00:06:10.980 recorded real customs among the Germans. Greater matters went to the whole community,

00:06:17.460 and good customs counted for more among them than good laws elsewhere. The Franks, Goths,

00:06:23.640 and Saxons did not so much destroy Rome as move into its house and accept its faith.

00:06:29.860 Clovis of the Franks was baptised around the year 500,

00:06:33.180 and on Christmas Day of the year 800,

00:06:35.620 hopefully over the third, crowned Charlemagne Emperor.

00:06:39.040 The Roman, the Christian, and the Germanic had become one.

00:06:44.500 In England, King Alfred opened his laws with the Ten Commandments,

00:06:48.360 and his first law commanded that each man keep carefully his oath and his pledge.

00:06:53.640 That is the Germanic inheritance, loyalty, the sworn word, and the assembly of free men, all of it baptised together in Christ.

00:07:05.160 Europe breathed from the East as well.

00:07:09.260 In the 9th century, the brothers Cyril and Methodius carried the gospel to the Slavs of Morovia,

00:07:15.800 gave them an alphabet and, with Rome's blessing, a liturgy in their own tongue.

00:07:21.400 Pope Leo XIII recalled that Cyril refused every gift a newly Christian people offered him,

00:07:28.080 except the slaves whose liberty he restored to them.

00:07:31.520 Poland was baptised under Maesko in 966, and Kiev under Vladimir in 988.

00:07:40.100 A Polish king, Jan Sombieski, broke the Ottoman siege of Vienna in 1683,

00:07:46.960 and from Slavic lands came Copernicus, Mendeleev, and Marie Curie.

00:07:53.080 The Slavic lands have lost much of their vitality under communist rule,

00:07:58.140 but in the Middle Ages they were some of the freest and most prosperous nations on earth,

00:08:04.540 forged not just by the gospel, but with the frontier spirit

00:08:08.540 that would turn America from a miniature England to the pinnacle of Western society.

00:08:13.300 What bound Roman, German and Slav together was the third hill, Golgotha, where the faith 0.61

00:08:22.820 of Israel was fulfilled in Christ, gave Rome's law a conscience and the barbarians' loyalty 0.53

00:08:29.500 a lord.

00:08:31.860 Hilaire Belloc put it bluntly, the faith is Europe and Europe is the faith.

00:08:37.580 Although the faith belongs to no continent, Europe was entirely shaped by it in a way

00:08:42.640 that no other place on earth has been. In 1950, the historian Christopher Dawson warned that

00:08:50.140 barbarism is an ugly underlying reality which may erupt with shattering force whenever the moral

00:08:56.220 authority of a civilization loses its control. Few truer statements have ever been made,

00:09:02.200 as evidenced by the great decline of European civilization following the First World War and

00:09:06.920 the subsequent loss of faith in the Christian world order. One great and visible factor is

00:09:12.840 trust. In much of Europe, a man will lend to a stranger and expect an honest judge.

00:09:19.480 And the London Stock Exchange takes as its motto, my word is my bond. Christ commanded,

00:09:26.320 let your communication be, yea, yea, nay, nay. Medieval canon lawyers drew from the church's 0.75

00:09:35.540 decree the rule that agreements however bare must be kept so that every honest promise is kept

00:09:42.520 the church required that the free consent of bride and groom and forbade marriage within wide circles

00:09:50.440 of kin so that the great clans with their blood feuds slowly gave way to households of free

00:09:56.280 persons in their place grew guilds towns universities and hospitals associations of

00:10:03.460 strangers bound by oath and faith. Trust, then, is not a racial trait, but the fruit of a faith

00:10:10.640 and a law, and it can be destroyed, as families behind the Iron Curtain know. This is why the

00:10:17.980 French Foreign Minister Robert Schumann proposed to rebuild it by pooling French and German coal

00:10:23.300 and steel, making war between them not merely unthinkable, but materially impossible. That is

00:10:30.180 the true origin and purpose of the European Union? What should have been? To serve as a replacement

00:10:36.700 glue for Europe in absence of Christ and tradition. It is little surprise then that they've been 0.97

00:10:43.620 acting flagrantly against the faith and peoples that made Europe what it is. 0.88

00:10:49.740 There's another thing that Europeans have succeeded in tremendously. 0.95

00:10:53.320 slavery is as old as mankind greeks and romans kept slaves vikings sold them and arab and 0.98

00:11:01.360 african traders drove them across the sahara and the indian ocean our very words slave comes from

00:11:07.920 the slavs so many of whom were sold in early medieval markets what was new in europe was not

00:11:14.460 slavery but its defeat by the high middle ages it had largely vanished from christian europe

00:11:20.520 and Pope Gregory XVI could write in 1839 that there are no more slaves in the greater number

00:11:27.900 of Christian nations. Yet the same Pope confessed that Christians, shamefully blinded by the desire 0.75

00:11:33.500 of sordid gain, had enslaved Indians and Africans in distant lands, and European ships carried 0.67

00:11:39.240 millions across the Atlantic. Pope Paul III had declared in 1337 that such peoples are by no

00:11:46.840 means to be deprived of their liberty, but greed shouted him down. The Christian influence is what

00:11:54.220 set us apart. Quakers and evangelicals like William Wilberforce persuaded Parliament to abolish the 1.00

00:12:00.560 British slave trade in 1807 and slavery itself in 1833, paying £20 million, in our time more than

00:12:09.060 £3 billion, to buy the freedom of the enslaved people in their lands. The Royal Navy's West

00:12:14.360 African squadron captured some 1,600 slave ships and freed about 150,000 Africans, at a cost of

00:12:22.400 nearly 2% of Britain's national income every year for six decades. British pressure closed the slave

00:12:29.140 market of Zanzibar in 1873, and when Brazil, the last slave nation of the Americas, freed its slaves

00:12:37.540 in 1888, Pope Leo XIII hailed it and then backed Cardinal Laviguerre's crusade against the African

00:12:45.760 trade. Modernists will often argue that the turn against slavery was simply due to it becoming

00:12:51.440 economically unviable, but they are flat out wrong. The plantations were still profitable

00:12:56.700 when the British Parliament struck, and the American Civil War would not have had to happen

00:13:02.420 30 years later, if the Southerners were actually losing money. So Christians did end slavery, 0.52

00:13:09.500 but the replacement of Christianity with totalitarianism saw its return on the very 0.81

00:13:14.420 continent that ended it. During the Second World War, millions were enslaved in Nazi labour camps,

00:13:20.600 and many millions more would be enslaved for centuries by the Soviet Union. This is an 0.53

00:13:25.700 important distinction, as the compulsion for slavery is inherent in the human condition,

00:13:30.800 and it is solely Christ that has tempered it.

00:13:33.940 The next achievement is even more impressive.

00:13:36.660 Consider great discoveries made since Gutenberg's press

00:13:39.220 began printing Bibles some 500 years ago 1.00

00:13:42.100 and the overwhelming majority belong to Europeans

00:13:45.540 or their children across the seas.

00:13:48.500 Of the Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry and Medicine

00:13:51.880 only two have gone to scientists from outside Europe 0.85

00:13:54.620 and the nations her immigrants founded.

00:13:56.500 The Cambridge historian Herbert Butterfield has written that the scientific revolution

00:14:05.580 outshines everything since the rise of Christianity, reducing even the Renaissance

00:14:10.660 and Reformation to mere internal displacements within the system of medieval Christendom. 0.69

00:14:16.600 Mark those last words. The man who set the sun at the centre, Copernicus, was a canon of the church,

00:14:22.200 and he dedicated his book to Pope Paul III. Gregor Mendel, who found the laws of heredity,

00:14:27.920 was an Augustinian friar, and Georges Lemaitre, who proposed that the universe began from a

00:14:34.660 primeval atom, is a Belgian priest. Beside them stand Kepler and Newton, Pasteur and Faraday,

00:14:43.040 Planck and Einstein. Here a common lie must be corrected. The condemnation of Galileo in 1633

00:14:50.700 is held up as proof that faith and science are enemies, but it was a grave error by churchmen

00:14:56.000 and the exception not the rule. In reality, Galileo had fallen afoul of church politics

00:15:02.200 and the reasons for his punishment were functionally unrelated to his studies.

00:15:06.860 Why then did the revolution happen here? The answer is that Europe, schooled in universities

00:15:13.440 that were daughters of the church, believed the universe was made by a rational god who had

00:15:19.060 ordered all things in measure, and number, and weight, and could therefore be understood.

00:15:26.200 Again, we see that Christianity was what set Europe apart. Through it, we were able to do 0.96

00:15:32.760 what nobody else could. In November of 1950, Rome set Europe's faith and law side by side.

00:15:40.440 On All Saints Day, Pope Pius XII defines the assumption of the Blessed Virgin so that against

00:15:47.640 the illusory teachings of materialism all might see clearly to what a lofty goal our bodies and

00:15:53.940 souls are destined. Three days later in the same city, twelve states of the Council of Europe

00:16:00.020 signed a convention declaring no one shall be held in slavery or servitude. So let us answer

00:16:06.940 our questions. Europe is not a race, for Rome and the church made one person out of many similar

00:16:13.100 ones. Nor is it merely a place, for its culture has crossed every ocean. Europe is a civilisation

00:16:20.640 formed by a faith. Roman law, Greek reason, Germanic loyalty and Slavic endurance, welded

00:16:28.780 together by the cross. From that faith came its trust between strangers, its science and its war

00:16:34.800 on slavery. From its betrayals of that faith came its worst crimes. So here is what every European

00:16:41.700 ought to understand love of one's heritage is a duty not a vice pope leo the 13th taught that

00:16:49.260 we are bound then to love dearly the country that the country that nurtured us and pope pious the

00:16:55.820 12th the christian brotherhood is not in contrast with love of traditions or the glories of one's

00:17:01.640 fatherland scripture commands remove not the ancient landmark which thy fathers have set

00:17:07.960 also trust learning and liberty are fruits and fruits wither when the branch is cut from the

00:17:15.780 vine christ said i am the vine ye are the branches and without me you can do nothing

00:17:22.060 for the last century we've seen what grows when that vine is cut it is our duty to rejoin our

00:17:29.380 peoples and nations to the vine that will unite us all in christendom deus fault now before we get

00:17:37.420 to today's comments, I'd like to take a moment to pray the collect of the day, the prayer of the

00:17:42.760 day. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Lord, we beseech

00:17:50.180 thee, grant thy people grace to withstand the temptations of the world, the flesh, and the

00:17:55.780 devil, and with pure hearts and minds to follow thee, the only God, through Jesus Christ, thy Son,

00:18:02.420 our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee in the unity of the Holy Ghost, ever one God,

00:18:08.420 world without end. Amen. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

00:18:15.040 Now let's look at some of your comments from the episode on fighting spiritual war in a chemically

00:18:22.300 castrated body. Death by cognitive dissonance said mind, body, and soul. You need all three

00:18:31.120 to fight this fight. Yes, you do. We've got to be healthy, not just physically, but spiritually too.

00:18:38.120 Miss Phoenix said, terrific show, Father. Thank you. Your monologues are always the highlight.

00:18:44.220 God bless and keep you. God bless and keep you too. Thank you. I love your comments.

00:18:48.500 Seth Morgan said, to be at your best, you have to make sure your mind, body, and soul are in top

00:18:54.060 condition. A trinity of sorts, you might say. The three work together. When one is out of sorts,

00:19:00.040 they all are it's so true it really is um some people manage to keep up their discipline on one

00:19:06.520 of these things but not all three and you see the decline in the person we need to keep up all three

00:19:11.520 and i know it's difficult i find it difficult you know there are challenges in modernity when we've

00:19:15.940 got a million things to do and not enough time to do them all we've got to try and find ways

00:19:19.600 to build our lives around prayer allow around exercise around mental discipline that may mean

00:19:26.020 reading for half an hour or an hour every day. No half an hour in the morning, half an hour in the

00:19:30.200 evening. Reading your evening prayer is strength for your soul and your mind. And then finding

00:19:36.020 another half an hour on top of that to strengthen your body too. It's important. Prioritize.

00:19:41.260 Discipline. DePore said, loved the opening dialogue and just as equally loved the breath

00:19:49.460 and body of the episode. Thank you for amazing content. Thank you. You guys are all so kind.

00:19:55.480 It's nice. I'm used to seeing nasty comments online, so it takes me aback when I see nice

00:20:00.120 comments. Chris Alain said, two tablespoons. I've never heard of anyone taking that much daily

00:20:07.820 and with so little liquid. Interesting. I can't remember what that was about.

00:20:14.640 Tatiana Wasp said, my son, 13, has a flip phone. One TV in the house, in the living room,

00:20:20.780 with restrictions on content that requires a password. Laptop in the dining room, in the open

00:20:26.840 space and used for homework and specific needs. But I explained to him why we're so restricted

00:20:32.300 for both of us. I've explained that there's stuff I've seen that I shouldn't have. If an adult can

00:20:38.400 look at dangerous media, then certainly a child can. And at least right now, he agrees with me

00:20:44.240 and talks about how he'll do the same with his future children. God bless him. I love that. I

00:20:50.120 love the transparency the communication and also the discipline of the of the child you know that

00:20:54.580 restriction is important but not just for the child for the adult too that's fantastic it's kind of

00:20:59.280 like the internet is full of of information good and bad and we want the good information but we

00:21:05.640 don't want the bad information we don't want the we don't want the demonic stuff and so we want to

00:21:09.060 filter that out for ourselves as well as our children it's also worth bearing in mind that

00:21:13.400 children tend to be more technologically advanced than adults and so even though we think we're

00:21:18.120 restricting things. Sometimes they find ways around them, so it's good to keep an eye on them

00:21:21.620 and always supervise online access. I personally don't believe anyone under the age of 18 should

00:21:28.360 ever have unsupervised access to the internet because it's just too dangerous. There's so much

00:21:32.760 out there that is just disgusting and demonic and dark, and we don't want our children exposed to

00:21:37.800 it. But we do need to be able to, at the same time, prepare them for when they are adults,

00:21:42.280 and they will be free to make their own decisions. So we have to give them a foundation to work upon

00:21:47.900 and that foundation, of course, is Christian values.

00:21:50.980 Based, Remy said,

00:21:52.140 Father Calvin out here, Longbottom leaf maxing.

00:21:55.040 What was...

00:21:56.060 He's talking about this.

00:22:01.280 I love my church warden.

00:22:03.140 I actually picked up a couple of really nice pipes recently

00:22:05.640 from an antique shop for relatively cheap.

00:22:08.100 I'll show you on another episode.

00:22:09.700 I didn't bring them over to the studio with me.

00:22:11.900 Gareth Keenan Investigates just gave us loads of hearts.

00:22:14.960 God bless you, son.

00:22:17.900 DePaul said if you saw a 5G tower in a schoolyard and thought that was strange, it is strange,

00:22:22.380 they're paying schools to put these 5G towers in, it's just wrong. The amounts of the radio

00:22:28.020 waves and the radiation and all the electric interference, the EMF, the stuff that children

00:22:33.380 don't need to be surrounded by constantly, it's bad for their development. Even if it's not,

00:22:38.600 they don't need to be there. Gareth says we need a Catholic dictatorship like General Franco. I 0.95

00:22:44.720 agree the greatest leader of our time uh i'm an odinist now but i'd convert catholicism if we

00:22:51.160 ever had a leader like that do it first we need people to convert catholicism first but we do

00:22:55.780 need a leader like that you are absolutely right blair white is a beautiful woman alex jones that's

00:23:02.080 a quote there someone called american drop bear put in weird weird quote i don't know what relevance

00:23:07.140 that had to anything but uh yeah men should not be calling men beautiful in that way i get it

00:23:14.280 um that blair white bloke is trying to look like a woman does a fairly decent job of it compared to

00:23:19.620 most but he's not a woman nick forlad said calvin you are as thin as a rake you haven't appeared to

00:23:28.620 gain much weight since moving to the states even if you say you did gain some oh my gosh

00:23:32.320 i really have thank you though i really have i am self-aware enough to know that i've put on

00:23:36.660 a lot of weight um i well i replied to that one i was surprised they didn't make me pay extra for

00:23:42.640 my airfare back it's it's disgusting the stuff that's in the food out here literally right red

00:23:49.520 40 yellow five high fructose corn syrup um soybean oil like in everything in everything that doesn't

00:23:55.840 need those things and it's just constant you've got to be so vigilant so i buy only fresh ingredients

00:24:01.300 and i buy only from farmer's market and my local butchers i make sure that none of that stuff is

00:24:05.980 in anything that i buy in the house but i do like to eat out you don't know what you're getting when

00:24:09.620 eat out as well. It's so difficult to maintain a healthy diet. And I've managed for 40 years in

00:24:16.760 Britain, but come to America and I try to have the same diet. I put on like, what, 20, maybe 30

00:24:22.280 pounds. It's incredible. And I was skinny to begin with, so it doesn't show as much as perhaps it

00:24:28.000 could, but still I feel it and I'm working to get it. I think I've lost 10 pounds so far, but I'm

00:24:32.880 working to get to a good, healthy weight, not for vanity reasons, just for health reasons. I feel

00:24:38.140 better when i'm thinner um and i don't want to carry around so much sludge but it is sludge it's

00:24:45.400 not good it's not it's not healthy fat it's bad fat there there is a healthy fat we do need to

00:24:51.020 take on board fat and i'm not a dietician don't take my nutritional advice but you know we need

00:24:55.520 we need meat and we need fat and these things are good a limited amount of carbohydrates but

00:25:00.660 when you have too much carbohydrates you you store too much of the fat that's the problem

00:25:04.520 uh we shouldn't have to be so into all of this we shouldn't have to look into everything and

00:25:12.460 put so much time and effort into it but we do in modernity and especially in america where

00:25:16.880 chemicals and and additives and all kinds of stuff is shoved into food to make it cheaper and

00:25:23.480 mass producible and make it last longer and all this stuff the food market over here is just not

00:25:28.900 regulated well enough at all because it's a free market but and i believe in a free market to an

00:25:33.880 extent. When the free market makes us unhealthy, it becomes detrimental to us. So we do need some

00:25:39.900 regulation. And to wrap up, Collette said, absolutely stunning episode, beautifully

00:25:45.980 informative, and edifying monologue, Father, thank you. I loved your guest. I too have a passion for

00:25:51.200 God, given remedies, e.g. plants, herbs, and prayers. And I still haven't figured out why

00:25:56.480 we say herbs and Americans say herbs. Why does it have a silent H? And why does the letter H

00:26:03.080 have a silent h why is it not h i've never understood this please educate me and now let's

00:26:09.520 take a look at the comments from the episode um which was islam is incompatible with western

00:26:16.160 nations mark bobley said you sir are one of the greats of britain oh that's so warm thank you

00:26:24.920 rob said protestantism today is largely liberal and is generally it's generally the conservative

00:26:31.480 of an orthodox ones who are the liberals now the post-modern ones are a whole other problem

00:26:38.700 you're not wrong is the further we go from the reformation the more liberal all of these

00:26:46.200 denominations become rollout said strange even though father calvin is not in communion with

00:26:52.080 rome i've never disagreed with any of his positions my own bishops however that is what's

00:26:56.780 strange actually that is what's the problem it's one of the reasons i'm not in communion with your 0.97

00:27:00.120 bishops is because most of the bishops are modernists and or gay. And that shouldn't be 0.97

00:27:05.100 the case. But the devil wants to infiltrate the church and he's doing his best. They know the

00:27:08.960 gates of hell will never prevail. But that doesn't stop most of the bishops in America and many of

00:27:14.540 the bishops in the West being fake and gay. And they shouldn't be. We need good shepherds to lead 1.00

00:27:18.500 us. And I try not to have opinions. I try to just teach what the church has always taught. And that's

00:27:25.040 why you'll find everything I say to be Catholic. And if it's not, call me out of the comments.

00:27:29.040 I'm happy to be rebuked if I go out of line. I try another two. It's part of my calling.

00:27:34.540 It's quite simple. This is why I don't get why the bishops don't do it. It's literally,

00:27:37.560 we don't have to think. It's one of the beauties of Catholicism in that we just say what the church

00:27:42.080 has always said. We follow a sacred tradition and sacred scripture, and the church can never

00:27:46.300 contradict the Bible. And all of these truths have been passed down for 2,000 years. We don't

00:27:50.540 have to put any work in, not really. The work is in spreading the truth. We don't have to invent

00:27:55.160 the truth or decide what the truth is. This is why I have issues with certain Protestants who 1.00

00:27:59.340 will say, well, I interpret this, I interpret. Well, it's not your job to interpret it. The 0.94

00:28:02.980 church interprets it for us. Christ has revealed it to us. And so when we put ourselves into the

00:28:09.240 situation, we make idols of ourselves, whether it's our own intellect or whatever. And so,

00:28:13.180 yeah, I'm with you. Sergio Ramos said, the guy is the definition of subjectivity. Oh,

00:28:21.440 wait, which guy? I am a Muslim. Oh, okay, here we go. My whole life, and yet I heard some new

00:28:27.940 things about my religion today. Well, that's your problem. We should maybe do a bit more research

00:28:31.700 into what you claim to believe. The thing with this people, this people, is they like to lecture

00:28:36.740 and do monologues with zero proves and quotes. My monologue was full of quotes and full of proof

00:28:42.340 from Islamic sources, except, yeah, I used Islamic sources. I used the official Islamic

00:28:48.260 sources too i mean this is all waffle uh sergio ramos um it's not my fault you're a bad muslim 1.00

00:28:56.900 right like you could be better at following your faith and you could know more about your 0.98

00:29:01.920 your ideology or your religion that's on you i'm calling out why i think it's evil because

00:29:07.560 my religion teaches that it is evil you can disagree with that but your accusations are

00:29:14.500 or moot. Yes, I do like to do monologues. That's the point of this show. Thank you for watching.

00:29:20.340 But I do provide quotes. I do provide proof. And I use Islamic sources when I'm rebuking Islam.

00:29:25.660 That's the best way to do it. As well as, of course, using Christian sources because using 1.00

00:29:28.820 the truth to rebut falsehoods. So you've got to do a better job, man. It's really bad. You are

00:29:34.620 what I was talking about, the bad Mohammedans who don't adhere to their faith, which is a good 1.00

00:29:39.120 starting point for you. I recommend you step further away from Islam and more towards Christianity. 1.00

00:29:43.300 come to the truth come to know jesus christ he's not just a prophet he's also the messiah 1.00

00:29:48.680 he offers us eternal salvation something uh ahla and mohammed could never do because they are not 0.97

00:29:55.240 real and or dead uh michael said they are the religion of peace precisely like justice jackson 1.00

00:30:07.120 said in west virginia state board of education versus barnet in 1948 the unanimity of the

00:30:12.620 graveyard. Funny guy. Jesus Wins says anyone who talks of Islamic values needs to read about the

00:30:22.300 man of Al-Zut. If you know, you know. Paul McKee said the Founding Fathers didn't want Catholicism

00:30:31.580 here either. Actually, there was a Catholic who signed the Declaration of Independence

00:30:36.340 and the Constitution. So I don't know if you're talking out of your rear end or you just 0.97

00:30:42.160 don't know as much as you think you know but the whole point of america was freedom of religion

00:30:47.720 and that meant freedom of religion to worship the one true living god jesus christ by any tradition

00:30:54.580 and so it meant catholics who are persecuted in britain could come to america it meant puritans

00:31:00.620 who are persecuted in britain could come to america that's the whole point so i think your

00:31:04.340 ignorance is wrong but you didn't back you didn't use any arguments that i can argue against other

00:31:08.840 than what you believe so there we have it um cody sanders replied to this person saying one of the

00:31:17.120 13 colonies was already catholic in which case one of the founding fathers was already catholic so i

00:31:21.320 don't know about that statement god bless you bro i like that ending with a god bless bro it's always

00:31:25.200 good good touch alcohol you and charity nice uh the angry christian said read the tamud i have

00:31:31.020 it's disgusting the tamud is horrible but what really gets on my nerves is what aboutry i can

00:31:36.540 make a comment about islam right without it having anything to do with the talmud just as i can make 0.85

00:31:41.260 comments about israel and judaism and the talmud without it being anything to do with islam or

00:31:45.600 hadiths for goodness sake it's so tiresome that you mention one and people go what about the other 0.94

00:31:50.900 it's really really really tiresome we need to combat both they are both evil they're both wrong 1.00

00:31:56.460 they're both bad they're both untrue christianity is the only good the only true the only beauty 1.00

00:32:01.240 we need to chase christianity yes we're on the side of christ yes we're against islam yes 0.94

00:32:06.300 we're against Judaism and Israel, yes 0.95

00:32:08.300 but we can talk

00:32:10.560 about each topic individually

00:32:11.800 we don't have to use whataboutery every single time

00:32:14.920 oh, someone else

00:32:16.380 AA6401, great

00:32:18.480 but now do Talmud Judaism, I have 0.98

00:32:20.660 I have, I have

00:32:22.020 I have, subscribe, follow

00:32:24.560 see my other videos, I do

00:32:26.420 and I have

00:32:27.280 VegansDutch said 0.99

00:32:32.500 neither is Judaism and Zionism, okay I'm getting 0.93

00:32:34.580 the point here. This 0.87

00:32:36.520 was a conversation about

00:32:38.700 Islam.

00:32:42.660 Bradford Hill says, thank you for the presentation.

00:32:44.740 Your talk on the Crusades was inspiring.

00:32:47.020 God bless from Santa Monica, California.

00:32:49.420 God bless you from Grand Rapids,

00:32:50.880 Michigan.

00:32:56.180 Oh,

00:32:56.920 interesting. Someone

00:32:58.580 here, Sullah DeHot,

00:33:00.820 said Islamic values are superior

00:33:02.540 to Western values. 0.59

00:33:03.460 and then he did the little gay emoji the gospel did not come from the west the three magi didn't 0.69

00:33:09.720 come from the west when jesus christ returns it will not be from the west i mean the second

00:33:15.180 the argument is is legitimate but it doesn't it doesn't add anything to the first argument

00:33:21.140 so islamic values are not superior to western values islamic values are false demonic and evil

00:33:26.260 right for reasons we've already laid out um but the gospel did not come from the west no it came 0.88

00:33:33.620 from heaven right the gospel came from our lord and savior jesus christ who is eternal uh the three

00:33:40.360 magi didn't come from the west no that's fair they didn't yeah many of our traditions didn't

00:33:46.520 come from the west but they have become western western western civilization is greece is rome

00:33:52.040 it is jerusalem it expanded from the middle east absolutely but not just from the middle east also

00:33:58.980 from europe and and it amalgamated and became christendom became right it didn't just happen

00:34:06.700 out of thin air it didn't start in london but it did evolve and solidify and then spread and it

00:34:13.860 became a good thing it is a good thing um so it's something we can be you know patriotic about and

00:34:19.820 piously um observe absolutely it's not everything has to originate it's like these people seem to

00:34:28.240 think we're like we're purists in in a really weird kind of racist sense like i get this a lot

00:34:32.440 when i talk about british values and things that we love and people go well you guys drink tea and

00:34:38.280 tea comes from india or china it's like well yes but tea is most definitely english and that it's

00:34:45.500 a major part of our culture doesn't mean we invented tea although even that we farm a lot of

00:34:50.240 tea or that it comes from our land but it's we made it our own and anyone think who thinks of

00:34:55.500 an englishman thinks of a cup of tea like it's become part of our culture for hundreds and

00:34:59.960 hundreds of years and that's a fact right we no one could deny that tea is english doesn't mean

00:35:06.200 it originated but from us or that we actually created the atoms that put the tea leaves together 0.99

00:35:11.360 like it's just this puritanism is just weird and stupid in my humble opinion like you you can 0.94

00:35:17.120 like things do become over time and solidify and that's fine and good aaron said fantastic talk 0.98

00:35:26.160 thank you thank you aaron or aaron however you pronounce it pa humor said has host read the old

00:35:32.360 testament who's host me have i read the old testament is this are you jewish or something

00:35:36.660 because of course i'm a christian priest of course i've read the entire bible not just the

00:35:43.720 old testament but the new testament too and let me tell you about the new testament because the

00:35:47.440 old testament points to jesus the old testament points to christ points to the new testament

00:35:52.220 the new testament is the fulfillment of the old testament through jesus christ that's what it's

00:35:56.660 all about it's all about jesus and so if you're holding on to one part of it you're missing the

00:36:00.900 full picture you need to come to know christ god bless you god bless you all for your comments i

00:36:05.240 love them all thank you very much even the the challenging ones they were good fun uh james said

00:36:10.680 crusader international and then the swords emoji colette said our men father calvin thank you for

00:36:16.460 this very thoughtful and beautiful edifying message have much love and respect for you my

00:36:21.260 dear brother keep up the great work of fighting for the kingdom god bless you god bless you too

00:36:25.760 colette and zenet in omar said christians kill more people worldwide and each other than any 0.76

00:36:31.520 religion in the world incorrect verifiably false uh islam did not commit ethnic cleansing of a 0.96

00:36:37.080 people islam has killed many many people uh many people have been killed in the name of islam

00:36:42.000 christians have defended their people in their faith but any christians that murder other people

00:36:47.260 are going against the christian faith i think i made this point clear like some people are hard

00:36:51.760 of hearing christians who murder are breaking one of the ten commandments therefore they're not a 0.87

00:36:56.960 good christian right whereas mohammedans who murder can do so and be adhering to their religion 0.99

00:37:03.300 it's perfectly appropriate and acceptable to kill an apostate as an example just one example there 1.00

00:37:08.920 are other people they can kill so islam is murderous christianity is against murder simple 0.99

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The NXR Podcast - October 08, 2026

The Next Crusade - Rome, Athens, and Golgotha： The True Unity of Europe

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