Pt 1 DEBATE! Charlie Kirk, God, Geopolitics, Meta-Politics, Political Conspiracies, Byzantium & MORE!

Sep 16, 2025

Engaging debates unfold around geopolitics and theology, highlighting Pope Benedict XV's surprising League of Nations support. The discussion dives into historical conflicts within Christianity, particularly the Roman Catholic Church's Jewish relations. Controversies regarding moral implications of the death penalty and civil discourse in the current political climate raise thought-provoking questions. The speakers tackle personal beliefs, Bitcoin skepticism, and the societal impacts of modern educational indoctrination, merging insights with a critique of liberal policies.

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Forgotten Papal Support For Globalism

Pope Benedict XV supported the League of Nations and broadly backed Fabian-style internationalism after WWI.
This shows major Catholic figures sometimes embraced institutions later labeled as 'liberal' or Fabian-socialist.

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Fabian Threads In 20th‑Century Institutions

Many post‑WWI/WWII institutions trace intellectual roots to Keynesian and Fabian thought.
That continuity helps explain why modern international institutions often reflect progressive economic planning.

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Theological Shifts Can Drive Political Upheaval

Jay argues the filioque altered ecclesial order and theology, producing institutional changes in the church.
He claims that ecclesial disorder can cascade into political revolution and societal change.

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Cultural Critique and Modern Challenges

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Divisions and Debates: Theological Conflicts in Christianity

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Exploring Catholic Teachings and Libertarian Critique

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Navigating Criticism and Belief Systems

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Civil Discourse and Moral Authority

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Diverse Dialogues and Spiritual Insights

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Exploring Family Dynamics and Social Media Solutions

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Navigating Convictions and Historical Realities

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Political Discourse and Historical Contexts

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Navigating Moral Complexity in Society

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