Ben Harnwell

We are not.

Right.

And this is this is I say this, we Catholics are not in a cult when it comes to though, though our leadership seems to behave as if we are.

We have what are called on the prudential issues.

We have the free choice of men and women of goodwill to work out for ourselves in the secular sphere.

The best way of arriving at the common good.

This is extremely important.

That is why we are not in a cult.

A cult would be this.

The guy at the top of the pyramid says, thou shalt think this and act accordingly.

And that is exactly what the Novus Ordo post concilia church is.

It's a cult because there's no distinction anymore on these issues.

We as laymen have, it is our calling to renew the secular sphere, right?

According to the gifts that the Holy Spirit gives us.

And we have this hyper-clericalism coming from the Vatican of writing this.

Look, on the issue of immigration or the invasion or how many people you should let into your country, whichever country you are, that is a decision for taxpayers primarily and the wider society to decide for themselves.

That is not an issue for the church to come in and use the words and the name of Jesus Christ to back up that kind of authority.

That is, you know...

Well, when a Pope or so-called Pope behaves like that, Steve, it's very difficult to draw a distinction between the Catholic Church and, say, David Koreshi out in Waco in Texas.

There's very little difference.