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Setting the Record Straight - Shakespeare was Catholic ? Oh No ! 7/28/18

If it wasn’t displeasing enough to our British friends that so much of their “English Literature” was written by the Irish, now it turns out that Shakespeare was a Catholic ! Well…maybe very very probably a Catholic. There is a lot of evidence. Listen to a bit of it. There is also an interview with the brilliant Joseph Pearce who has written several books on this subject.

Setting the Record Straight - Attila The Hun’s Shocking Vision - 7/21/18

Attila The Hun’s Shocking Vision. Unbelievable things do happen. Attila The Hun was a savage and merciless marauder, a tyrant that ruled a tribal empire. During his reign, he was one of the most feared enemies of the Roman Empire, What do you think would probably happen when Attila invaded Rome and faced off against Saint Pope Leo I? You might be surprised. Listen to an astounding eyewitness account of a face to face confrontation that changed the course of history.

Setting the Record Straight - After Thoughts On Being Shipwrecked - 7/9/18

Castaways, Castaways, Castaways All ! We have been marooned by the retreating tide of Christianity. Our country cannot survive long without its culture. Our culture cannot survive long without its cult…its Christianity. Like the novel Robinson Crusoe we have been edited into a secular version of ourselves. A culture that has been deliberately secularized has been eviscerated.

Setting the Record Straight - Shipwrecked with Robinson Crusoe - 6/30/18

Rewritten and changed into something else! Even inverted ! The novel “Robinson Crusoe” has been the repeated victim of the literary crime of secularization of a great Christian novel. Before the end of 1719, the book had already run through four editions, and it has gone on to become one of the most widely published books in history. The original is a powerful story of conversion and redemption. It has been often adapted for movies usually in sadly distorted form. Listen to the eye-opening truth of what happened to “Robinson Crusoe”.

Setting the Record Straight - Amazing Isabella ! 6/23/18

Isabella was praised as “ The Catholic Queen”, or even more praised as simply “The Catholic”. It is often said that there was never a more accomplished Queen. Under her rule Spain became the most cultured and advanced country in the world. It had the most sensible and humane justice system. She banned slavery. Under her rule Spain reformed the Catholic Church long before the Reformation thus avoiding the bloody sectarian wars of the rest of Europe. Isabelle was lovely, serene, wise, and devout. She believed in Columbus when few others did, and thus opened up the half of the world to the rescuing gospel of Christ and the gift of salvation through His sacraments.

Setting the Record Straight - Women ! - Part 2 - 6/16/18

Women and The Catholic Church. How has the Catholic Church affected the status of women? Surprise ! The Catholic Church has done more to elevate the status of women than any other entity in history. Isn’t it well known that the Catholic Church is an old fashioned remanent of inflexible Patriarchy ? Hasn’t the Catholic Church stood athwart the path of the progressive liberation of women blocking the way and yelling “Stop ! ” ? Mythbusting again, Chuck brings an authoritatively documented rebuttal of common misconceptions about how it happened that, in some societies, women have risen to take their place as equals today. It was, in great part, the influence of Catholicism.

Setting the Record Straight - Women ! - Part 1 - 6/9/18

The Catholic Church has done more to elevate the status of women than any other entity in history. What !!! Isn’t it well known that the Catholic Church is an old fashioned remanent of inflexible Patriarchy ? Hasn’t the Catholic Church stood athwart the path of the progressive liberation of women blocking the way and yelling “Stop ! ” ? Mythbusting again, Chuck brings an authoritatively documented rebuttal of common misconceptions about how it happened that, in some societies, women have risen to take their place as equals today. It was, in great part, the influence of Catholicism.