Good morning, Parish Orpins and Retrogrades.

Today I come to you with a second show on the Bishop Barron Jordan B. Peterson interview on

Jordan B. Peterson's channel.

A lot of people were thrilled with the analysis that I gave you Parish Orpins and Retrogrades

right here two days ago on the interview from

last week. And I'll tell you a couple things preliminarily. I literally only got through half of their

two hour interview last time. And I thought it would be time efficient in such a sense that I could

cover the entire interview, two hours

of theirs and one hour of my own. And I couldn't. But that's because I was having to do so

much corrective work. And I want to, I want to for starters, give you a big idea. And it will be a bit

of a repeat from the big idea that I told you you ought to take away

from this interview last time.

But I've ruminated on it the last two days.

And I can honestly, I can honestly say that no one else seemed to have caught this.

The big fly in the ointment in Bishop Barron's public persona is his view that it's a

reasonable hope that we dare to hope that all men are saved. There's no, there's no souls in

perdition that no one goes to hell. And this has been a sticking point for him over the last four years.

And I literally, in the heart of this interview at 35 minutes and then again at 45 minutes,

I talked about this in the first hour of the interview video two days ago,

I found the etiological, the root cause of his belief as such.

That's a big deal.

So I want to give you my preliminary thoughts on that as we go forward.

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