The Michael Knowles Show Ep. 1735 - Is The Pope Black?
May 14, 2025
Explore the sociopolitical implications of the new pope's racial identity and the evolving relationship between religion and science. Delve into the plight of white Afrikaners in South Africa amidst discussions of persecution and media narratives. Examine President Trump's massive arms deal with Saudi Arabia and its effects on U.S. foreign policy. The podcast humorously critiques internal conflicts within the Democratic Party while addressing the closure of a notorious late-term abortion clinic, highlighting shifting societal perspectives.
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Catholic Church's Universalism
- The Catholic Church is universal and embraces saints from diverse racial backgrounds, showing race is not a major issue for it.
- Secular liberals reducing religion to racial identity misunderstand the Church's essence.
Pope Leo XIV's Black Roots
- Pope Leo XIV has Haitian and black roots, with grandparents identified as people of color.
- This reality challenges simplistic racial narratives surrounding religious figures today.
Shift in Religious Vibe
- The cultural perception of atheists has shifted from condescending intellectuals to less credible figures.
- Joe Rogan exemplifies this shift by criticizing atheistic explanations in favor of religious belief.
