Yo, yo, yo, yo, parish orphans, retrogrades all.

You know, you guys are all welcome.

Today's a special episode,

a Catholic deep dive on the teachings of the Catholic Church on the Talmud. Recently,

Charlie Kirk, conservative commentator, Protestant, corrected an undergrad student who just asked him a good faith question about the Talmud.

He doesn't this say really nasty stuff for Christians?

And Charlie Kirk has defended it before.

I'm going to play for you Charlie's response, which was far less than accurate.

And I'm going to tell you how it was not accurate, and I've done a lot of research over

the last three days, more than I've ever done on the Talmud.

One great resource I want to point out to everyone, every Catholic out there I have my pages

marked, is this Lativil Tuk Italica, the J question in Europe, three essays published

by LCC, the official publication of the Vatican, under my favorite

Pope of all time, Pope Leo the 13th. Now, there's lots of good summary points adduced

here in this text, and it's published by Fidelity Press, E. Michael Jones.

But not enough that speaks specifically to what Charlie said to this guy, and I want you to know

specifically the ways that Charlie was wrong in his response to this guy, this undergrad student.

And for one, let me just say this, I'm sick of the beating up on undergrads.

We all know undergrads now are reasonably hapless.

It's kind of like beating up on kindergartners. Undergrad, college ain't what it used to be.

So this guy just asks a well-meaning question, the guy in the sniper sweatshirt. I think it's a fair, honest question, but he was not prepared to back himself up.

And Charlie's like, I want to rush through this, but here, blah, blah, blah, and he had talking points, almost none of which are actually true.

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