[1:13:47 - 1:13:52] angelic experience and it's this forced conversion to Christianity. And then it's called the stigma.

[0:30:38 - 0:31:05] It was I think Christianity at its best to see neighbors coming together, to see communities working together in the face of destruction, in the face of this natural disaster that had taken place and to be able to work to help people dig out of that.

[0:06:15 - 0:06:22] The fall is often referred to in Christianity when the angels led a rebellion against God.

[0:31:37 - 0:31:42] you know the reasonableness of Christianity and you know even the concept of

[0:31:53 - 0:31:58] is it ready for the truth you have to have ears to hear the truth and I'm just using Christianity

[0:47:44 - 0:47:49] in the case of say Christianity and more specifically the Catholic Church obviously you have the Vatican

[0:50:18 - 0:50:24] Aquinas I think he was working on like sumo theologica this like rational discourse on Christianity

[0:50:24 - 0:50:30] this justification for Christianity and in Catholic mass I think he had I don't know if it was a

[0:25:40 - 0:25:45] By, by, let's say engineering the collapse of the Roman Empire and the rise of Christianity

[1:02:40 - 1:02:51] Payne and can you explain what he was talking about when he was discussing how Christianity does not

[1:19:08 - 1:19:13] It's what the majority of Europeans still believe, although Christianity is declining in Europe.

[1:19:14 - 1:19:21] The slack in belief in Christianity in Europe is sadly being mitigated by a rise of belief in

[0:55:54 - 0:56:23] It's involved with my wife and other dead people in the dead in the aliens it kind of all do you think you know we talk about the community of the saints in Christianity do you think that it's somewhat similar where you're commuting it feels incredibly sacred it's something I would not I mean every once in a while I don't do it because what happened at first for the first five years from 19 2015 until

[0:57:56 - 0:58:04] Assended to you know in traditional Christianity he he was the son of God he was also godlike but.

[3:28:57 - 3:29:07] to Christianity, and Hinduism, Buddhism, and Judaism, you know, that all of these basic

[1:29:37 - 1:29:45] Imagine I actually had a meeting with a group of people that is called Christianity today.