Dr. John Bergsma

And we're going to say, you don't speak Catholic right.

And we're going to have to commit that, you know, to the rule book.

So this is the development of doctrine.

And you're like, well, we didn't know we'd have to address this one.

Robots need to be baptized.

Yeah, there's so many different aspects to that question.

What would you like me to address first?

Well, all the contradictions.

Well, I think the one that he gives is- Well, this is mine, actually.

Well, I mean, you could, you know, are you talking about the contrast we've seen between, say, Extraclasium Nullus Salus and Florence versus- Yes.

Can I read this?

Yeah, I'd like to address that.

specific example, that is an apparent contradiction, which is not only in church councils, but it's in the scriptures.

Because first of all, let's talk about the apparent contradiction in scriptures, because the Bible, the New Testament will say things like, unless you eat the flesh and drink the blood of the Son of Man, you have no life in you.

Okay, that sounds like absolutely clear.

You gotta take the Eucharist, otherwise you have no life.

Mark 16, 16, he who believes and is baptized will be saved.

Okay, that seems to be absolutely clear.

If you're not baptized, you're going to hell, okay?

And, you know, on and on, a number of things, you know, confess with your mouth, believe in your heart, Jesus Christ, you will be saved.