Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Over a year ago Dr. E. Michael Jones traveled to Argentina to investigate the background to Pope Francis. Under the description of that show (Israel: Pope Francis in Context) it is stated: "He discusses the hermeneutic of discontinuity that Pope Francis learned partly from the influence of Teilhard Chardin." It is suggested here that one key reason the Jesuits and the Pope have covered or embraced the sin of sodomy is that their embracing of evolution helped weaken their minds regarding the horrendous sin of sodomy.
In this show Dr. Jones discusses the eleven page letter Archbishop Vigano just wrote maintaining that Pope Francis covered for Cardinal McCarrick's sodomy partly in exchange for McCarrick having helped him become Pope. Pope Francis recently said: "Using church for personal ambition is a plague." However it seems that he himself might have been guilty of the sin of excessive ambition. The question now surfacing is whether the Pope should do the right thing and resign. This situation is especially effecting the Notre Dame Catholic community in South Bend, IN where Mike lives because ninety percent of the Notre Dame University professors uphold same sex marriage. How can these professors honestly be morally outraged about sodomy in the Church if they hold such a position? Their thinking on this issue resembles the hypocrisy of the Pharisees which Jesus condemned in Luke 12:1.
Over a year ago Dr. E. Michael Jones traveled to Argentina to investigate the background to Pope Francis. Under the description of that show (Israel: Pope Francis in Context) it is stated: "He discusses the hermeneutic of discontinuity that Pope Francis learned partly from the influence of Teilhard Chardin." It is suggested here that one key reason the Jesuits and the Pope have covered or embraced the sin of sodomy is that their embracing of evolution helped weaken their minds regarding the horrendous sin of sodomy.
In this show Dr. Jones discusses the eleven page letter Archbishop Vigano just wrote maintaining that Pope Francis covered for Cardinal McCarrick's sodomy partly in exchange for McCarrick having helped him become Pope. Pope Francis recently said: "Using church for personal ambition is a plague." However it seems that he himself might have been guilty of the sin of excessive ambition. The question now surfacing is whether the Pope should do the right thing and resign. This situation is especially effecting the Notre Dame Catholic community in South Bend, IN where Mike lives because ninety percent of the Notre Dame University professors uphold same sex marriage. How can these professors honestly be morally outraged about sodomy in the Church if they hold such a position? Their thinking on this issue resembles the hypocrisy of the Pharisees which Jesus condemned in Luke 12:1.
