Mondays and Wednesdays, we talk apologetics and theology, and on Friday, we talk apologetics and theology when I want to, because that's the rule of free-for-all Friday.

We talk about whatever I want to talk about.

On Monday, I gave arguments for why Jewish people should consider Jesus Christ to be the Messiah and the Catholic Church to be the fullness, the fulfillment of Judaism.

So, you know, the old covenant has now become the

universal new covenant for all people. So I talked about that on Monday. I alluded a little bit

in that episode to how anti-Semitism can be a barrier for Jewish people who are considering

converting to Catholicism.

So in today's episode, I want to share with you a talk that I gave at the Philos conference a few months ago, I think, at this point.

So I went to D.C. and I gave this talk. It was about anti-Semitism within the Catholic Church and how to respond to that.

And I was asked to give a talk showing why this is a problem

and being very, very clear about what I mean by the term anti-Semitism, because I mean, I have been

accused of anti-Semitism for simply comparing the slaughter and dehumanization of unborn children

to the slaughter and dehumanization of Jews and other people in Nazi Germany.

Like I've had people call me anti-Semitic for doing that.

So I define the term very carefully, and I talk about how there are problematic elements of this, even within the church today, and we have to respond to that.

So that's the talk I'm giving. There are some people that were not very happy about this talk, by the way. There are people that accused me of

being paid off by some special interests out to get the church or something like that. I was not

paid for this talk, by the way. I just went and participated in the conference and wanted to share.

So I think you'll get out, get a lot out of

hearing this talk. And if you go look online, look at Philos conference, anti-Semitism, you can

watch the whole thing. I was involved in a panel discussion. I think you'll find it very interesting.

So here is my talk. Thank you, Simone, and thank you so much for inviting me here today to address

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