Steve Bannon

Augustine one time has a quote, I think it says a thousand years before Christ came, there was actual Christianity.

Is that, is that what he means that there were people that were living that didn't know Christ or were born centuries before, you know, millennia before Jesus manifested into, into our world, that what he's talking about, that, that

men and women who were holy and devout, but didn't obviously know about Jesus because he hadn't been born yet.

Is that was that what he's referring to?

Is that why Christ went to went to hell or at least a part where people are not totally condemned to bring back those pagans that live Christian lives?

When Mel Gibson and Steve McAveen and the team made Passion of the Christ, they went back to the to the to the book that had come out by Catherine and Emmerich.

Right.

The German nun that had these visions and that had actually gone through, I guess, a paper review and had the had the stamp of simply put certification.

Right.

That this has been gone through a not a council, but gone through a formal investigation in that.

And they're coming up with the second.

They've been working on the second, the sequel to that, which is about the resurrection.

And my understanding is they're also relying upon Catherine and Emmerich's book, which has a quite moving and dramatic story.

part in her visions of Christ's descent into hell.

Is there anything, are you familiar with the work of Sister Catherine Ann Emmerich?

From Holy Saturday to Good Friday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and then Easter, can you walk us through the early church?

How was it commemorated?

How was it remembered?

And what were the ceremonies or rituals they went through over that kind of four-day period?

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