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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The political ambitions come back in.
It just is like, oh, let's just go back to what we always knew.
And so they start killing each other.
And then Constantius II, he's the one that kind of emerges as the real power broker.
But I think it is interesting that he –
was an Aryan.
And so this heresy, I think, is pure evil because it actually kind of traced how it's directly tied to the pagan culture as well.
So it's like the entry point where I can say I'm a Christian.
I can pretend like I'm a Christian when really my ultimate allegiance is to the pagan gods.
And I want to reestablish the pagan culture as
under the guise of Arian, which is why he attacked the Nicene Creed, and he wanted to go back and try to undo what his father had done with the Nicene Creed, because it was such an important statement about who God is.
Theologically, I think why this matters, there's a term called the one and the many, kind of in Christian circles, and a lot has been written on this, but
If God is many, God is just like a thousand gods, then what you have is the way that that would play out in your world.
If that's who God is, it would just be complete anarchy because he's just everything.
He's just everywhere.
Your truth, my truth, it's just complete anarchy.
It's Mad Max.
That's what that looks like downstream.
If God is one, like he's one person, then it's tyranny.
Because you've got a king, he's running the show, everything is under him, and it's just tyrant rule and authoritarianism.
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