Phil Robertson

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14,032 appearances 88 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 19 Jun

Phil Robertson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But you also can't say that his only role was that he saved the church.
You're seeing the complication of this.
And so in his death, even his burial, the way he was buried, one of the documents that we read was that he wanted to be buried in the area with all the apostles.
And which is interesting in a way, because I want to be near the apostles, but I also want the imperial, you know, invasion into the church.
And so you see this kind of like, wait, what is this?
And then that presents a new problem that we're moving into with his own kids.
And so post-death, I mean, it's not like, and this is the nature of the not yet now kingdom, in my opinion, is that it is very complicated.
It's mixed and it's not,
Very easy to just say, this is what it is.
I mean, it is a, it's a process of unfolding and purification, but it is, it is a new problem.
I also think it's, by the time of Constantine, it was according to Hillsdale, the study guide, it was roughly 40%.
It happened with that, not top down, but bottom up.
Well, I think when you asked the question, Christian, about the assassinations and things like that, when Constantine takes his position, you got to keep in mind that it is a radical departure from the way Rome has always been, which has always been
you last a couple of years and then someone takes you out.
I mean, that's been the history of the Roman empire is that there's, I mean, that's why you don't want to be in position of power because you're not going to last long.
Someone's going to kill you.
So they're just returning back to what was always true.
So the sons inherit, they inherit their father's empire.
The problem is they don't have the stabilizing presence of their father.
And so they go – then the rivalries come back in.
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