Matt Beall

you know, that can help people with fear of death, that can help, you know, it can be helpful in all kinds of different ways.

So I'm totally open and have no more resentment towards the Catholic Church.

I felt like it took a lot of years away from my life for a period of time, but I'm, you know, past that, I've kind of, you know, forgiven and let go.

Yeah, yeah, so.

But I guess I didn't even realize.

That's a fascinating story.

And thank you for sharing that as personal and appreciated.

Yeah.

I didn't even realize that there was an ossuary discovered.

I guess I forgot this, that it was discovered and that it was inscribed by that.

I had Tim Hogan on, and we talked about that a little bit.

Did he bring that up?

He brought it up.

He said that he had the bones of Jesus, Mary, Joseph, and their combined children, and that he knew where they were located.

So that was a big bomb that he dropped on our episode with him.

Well...

I mean, in terms of, I guess just to... It disrupts the narrative or the story from a religious standpoint, I think is kind of where we were.

And understanding why that

why that narrative is disrupted, I guess.

Is it because this runestone depicts nothing about Christianity and that the people were practicing potentially something different?