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Visit Progressive.com and see if you could save on car insurance. Progressive casualty insurance company and affiliates, potential savings will vary not available in all states or situations. Hello, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown. I as always am your decoder, also known as Simon. We're going to find out what's in the Vatican archives there. I mean, we're probably not. It'd be dope if we could, though. Be like, yo, Pope, what's up, player? Going to need to have a poke around that old library of yours. I want to know about the Nazis, the thing that lets you see the past. I mean, one of which is definitely something that happens and the other is not real. Anyway, the foreword of the show, if you're new here, Emma writes it, I read it, let's jump in.

For decades now, the Vatican Secret Archives of, why did I print this with the font so small?

It's like, why? Why is it like size nine? They fascinated people from all over the world, and the

internet is full of claims that the Vatican is a possession of documents that could undermine the

Catholic Church's authority if their contents should ever be made public. I feel like if they did

have that, they'd destroy that so fast. Although I guess Jeffrey Epstein didn't do that with his emails,

did he?

J.E. Holiday, mate. Come on. Why would you keep it? Why? Why, Jeff? This includes the truth about Jesus's life and his possible marriage to Mary Magdalene. Hidden Gospels that will completely

change the Bible's narrative as we know it. The truth regarding certain prophetic visions,

they're not real.

Books of magic, not real. Scientific discoveries, probably real. And proof that aliens exist. Not real.

Not real. It'd be funny if they were like, oh no, yeah, aliens exist. So, but I mean, does it matter?

I guess so people will be like, why, aliens? I guess,

you know, so is God real? They love their own gods and it's like, why everyone's got their own gods? You know, does it matter? Why would they hide if aliens are real? What is the Vatican

really hiding in its archives? And does it really as world changing and some people make it out

to be? Ancient history. Now, surely after the establishment of the very

first Christian church in 33 AD, the leaders of these churches start to keep in records. They

included baptismal records, membership rosters, money receipts, copies of letters that the church

leaders such as Peter the Apostle had written to various Christian churches and copies of the

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