Another comment... While he was a seminarian serving at my parish as a transitional Deacon, Adam was invited to receive prayer by an Evangelical Christian. Adam gave conditional permission, "If I agree with the prayer request, then I assent." And then the Evangelical Christian began begging God to send a good wife to Adam. He's now Father Adam, his wife is the Church, and he has many, many children, including this here great-grandma 😊
Jimmy, I never in a thousand years would have expected such an obscure TNG reference in one of these episodes. I'd be curious about your thoughts on the hypothetical posed in a Trek novel where a Klingon is elected by the conclave as the new Pope. Could a sentient non-human be the Bishop of Rome?
Celebratory gunfire in Los Angeles is wild! I imagine LA is pretty densely populated. I've never been. I've only been as far as Colorado, but I hope to get out that way one day. Not for LA, but for the forests and dark skies camping.
Stick to sparklers - celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve here in Philadelphia has led to serious injuries more than a few times! Much safer to celebrate other ways 😊.
Your timestamps are INCORRECT. Here is corredcted ver: 11:22- "I just learned about Hilazon blue. Is there a checklist of all the things needed for rebuilding the Third Temple, and what's left?" 18:40 - "You have mentioned before that God could have created a universe that appeared to be eternal, that is, without a beginning. I do not understand this, as being 'created' would seem to require a beginning. Or are you saying that it merely has the 'appearance' of always existing, but was created? In which case, does that mean that God is deliberately deceiving?" 22:07 - "Why do we restrict Protestants from receiving the Eucharist except in certain limited circumstances (grave necessity)?" 28:30 - "Why is the Protestant account for the canon of scripture untenable?" 33:58 - "How will we be able to interact in heaven with our loved ones without a body? (That is, until they are resurrected.)" 35:49 - "John chapter 20:22 our Lord breathed on the apostles and gave them the Holy Spirit. Thomas was not with them. When did Thomas receive the Holy Spirit?" 40:51 - "What is a good source to use to get authentic news from what the pope does and says?" 42:11 - "Did Jesus experience a progression of knowledge of the faith when He was a child (1 - 12 years old)?" 46:35 - "If a eucharistic miracle was cloned would it be appropriate to venerate the person/meat that was cloned?" 50:19 - "If I look at a cheese cake with desire, am I sinning?" 53:12 - "Just thought of this one this morning while reading the Divine Mercy Diary: If we analyzed Jesus' quotes in the Bible and extra-biblical texts from visions and locutions, such as the Diary of Divine Mercy, would we be able to conclude that the same personality was speaking in both? Or have the authors' muddled the data too much with their own personality?"
I think a universe with an "infinite past" is a logical contradiction and God would never make that. If that was true, today would never be reached in such Universe, pointing out the contradiction in it, given there would be an infinite past number of days behind, making today unreachable. Pointing toward an "infinite" future is not equivalent to an infinite past for that reason, also bc infinite future is only aiming for but only exists as a theoretical aim, not a real one, in reality we only can see one day at a time. Something giving something else "existence" implies there is a time when one thing did not exist and therefore is not eternal.
The title of this upload is misleading to say the least. Testing apparitions could be at least a 4-5 minute involved presentation ... not a short paragraph about one specific aspect within probabilities. A better LABEL TITLE to my student mind would be 'Test Your Concepts ... Even Apparitions' AND about the gun shooting ... in the ground is safe if no rocks etc near the surface ... but shooting in the air means the bullet comes back down with gravity ... and it has enough energy to do damage ... even kill. Shooting blanks ... no problem ... just don't press the end of the barrel against any human anatomy ... it is a shaped charge that way ... Hollywood Actors have died from it.
Creating a universe with an infinite past is idiotic. It would have already had to exist ... and borders on challenging God to make another of Himself. 'In the beginning there was only God ... woops ... and the God He decided to make with the same abilities as Himself ... and woops, the universe He wanted to exist dimensionally equal to the reality He lived in prior to our physical universe. Nope ... It is just the old challenge that God can't do ALL things ... He operates within His reality ... not outside it.
It's always good to hear from Jimmy.
I prefer this format. The calls bug me 😂. Thank you 🙏🏻
That cheesecake question was really fun 😂 He must order the Godiva flavor at the C Factory 😍
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Another comment... While he was a seminarian serving at my parish as a transitional Deacon, Adam was invited to receive prayer by an Evangelical Christian. Adam gave conditional permission, "If I agree with the prayer request, then I assent." And then the Evangelical Christian began begging God to send a good wife to Adam.
He's now Father Adam, his wife is the Church, and he has many, many children, including this here great-grandma 😊
Jimmy, I never in a thousand years would have expected such an obscure TNG reference in one of these episodes. I'd be curious about your thoughts on the hypothetical posed in a Trek novel where a Klingon is elected by the conclave as the new Pope. Could a sentient non-human be the Bishop of Rome?
Celebratory gunfire in Los Angeles is wild! I imagine LA is pretty densely populated. I've never been. I've only been as far as Colorado, but I hope to get out that way one day. Not for LA, but for the forests and dark skies camping.
I tried to ask a question on catholic answers website, but it gave me limited room...how do I ask a lengthy question?
Stick to sparklers - celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve here in Philadelphia has led to serious injuries more than a few times! Much safer to celebrate other ways 😊.
30 Helens agree... Doing all the RUclips things can't hurt.
Your timestamps are INCORRECT.
Here is corredcted ver:
11:22- "I just learned about Hilazon blue. Is there a checklist of all the things needed for rebuilding the Third Temple, and what's left?"
18:40 - "You have mentioned before that God could have created a universe that appeared to be eternal, that is, without a beginning. I do not understand this, as being 'created' would seem to require a beginning. Or are you saying that it merely has the 'appearance' of always existing, but was created? In which case, does that mean that God is deliberately deceiving?"
22:07 - "Why do we restrict Protestants from receiving the Eucharist except in certain limited circumstances (grave necessity)?"
28:30 - "Why is the Protestant account for the canon of scripture untenable?"
33:58 - "How will we be able to interact in heaven with our loved ones without a body? (That is, until they are resurrected.)"
35:49 - "John chapter 20:22 our Lord breathed on the apostles and gave them the Holy Spirit. Thomas was not with them. When did Thomas receive the Holy Spirit?"
40:51 - "What is a good source to use to get authentic news from what the pope does and says?"
42:11 - "Did Jesus experience a progression of knowledge of the faith when He was a child (1 - 12 years old)?"
46:35 - "If a eucharistic miracle was cloned would it be appropriate to venerate the person/meat that was cloned?"
50:19 - "If I look at a cheese cake with desire, am I sinning?"
53:12 - "Just thought of this one this morning while reading the Divine Mercy Diary: If we analyzed Jesus' quotes in the Bible and extra-biblical texts from visions and locutions, such as the Diary of Divine Mercy, would we be able to conclude that the same personality was speaking in both? Or have the authors' muddled the data too much with their own personality?"
Thanks
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Hmm, I hate to mess with the algorithm, but I did already play this on the CA channel. I hope the comment helps, at least!
Jimmy the timestamps are off again.
I think a universe with an "infinite past" is a logical contradiction and God would never make that. If that was true, today would never be reached in such Universe, pointing out the contradiction in it, given there would be an infinite past number of days behind, making today unreachable.
Pointing toward an "infinite" future is not equivalent to an infinite past for that reason, also bc infinite future is only aiming for but only exists as a theoretical aim, not a real one, in reality we only can see one day at a time.
Something giving something else "existence" implies there is a time when one thing did not exist and therefore is not eternal.
The title of this upload is misleading to say the least. Testing apparitions could be at least a 4-5 minute involved presentation ... not a short paragraph about one specific aspect within probabilities. A better LABEL TITLE to my student mind would be 'Test Your Concepts ... Even Apparitions' AND about the gun shooting ... in the ground is safe if no rocks etc near the surface ... but shooting in the air means the bullet comes back down with gravity ... and it has enough energy to do damage ... even kill. Shooting blanks ... no problem ... just don't press the end of the barrel against any human anatomy ... it is a shaped charge that way ... Hollywood Actors have died from it.
Creating a universe with an infinite past is idiotic. It would have already had to exist ... and borders on challenging God to make another of Himself. 'In the beginning there was only God ... woops ... and the God He decided to make with the same abilities as Himself ... and woops, the universe He wanted to exist dimensionally equal to the reality He lived in prior to our physical universe. Nope ... It is just the old challenge that God can't do ALL things ... He operates within His reality ... not outside it.