Christ, Miracle, and the Beauty of the Church

[@WorldRenounced]

Dr Jordan Peterson brought me back to the Christian Faith Bishop Barron brought me back to the Catholic Faith Fr Mike Schmitz kept me there These 3 men truly inspired me and changed my life for the best

[@sherylbeamer7189]

What a beautiful statement! ✝️🙏🏼💕

[@BlueCoore]

what exactly is christian and catholic faith and how are they not the same denomination

[@WorldRenounced]

@@BlueCoore I am a Catholic Christian. Meaning I specifically attend a Catholic Church

[@Joes-Cool-Stuff]

@@BlueCoore Christianity is True. Catholicism is the fullness of that truth, therein - the best representation on earth of the Church that Christ started almost 2,000 years ago, and the best maintainer of the eternal truths revealed by Christ, God the Father, the Holy Spirit, and the Natural Law.

[@hamiltonian4698]

congrats man. i’m getting confirmed on easter in the catholic church. pray for me

[@livingbeings]

Dr Peterson and Bp Baron speak to the mind. Fr Mike speaks to the heart. The soul needs both.

[@margaretdenten222]

So perfectly stated!

[@castsocool1684]

What a beautiful way to explain it.

[@unorthodoxyoyo]

Well put!

[@oliverclark5604]

to livingbeings, the RSV and NIV Bibles at Acts 4:32 have "soul" and "mind" meaning the same: "were of one heart and mind" (NIV), "were of one heart and soul" (RSV) both referring to "... the company of those who believed ...". To in uncertainty believe is the keeping in uncertainty of belief of the inseparability and qualitative equality of thinking mind or soul and having faith heart. Soul/mind is a gift. Having faith heart is a need.

[@meihui7767]

I agree

[@jessicadawnpena]

I just wanted to shout out Fr. Mike Schmitz because he doesn't have a doctorate and he's holding his own against these intellectual heavyweights he is the internet's priest and we love him for it

[@posthawk1393]

Yeah it's gotta be really tough to sit next to these guys on a stage. I think he held his own; he has his own charisma and wisdom he brings to the table.

[@Optim40]

Why would you even be thinking about that ?

[@jessicadawnpena]

@@Optim40 because in the video father Mike Schmitz has this really cute self-effacing Behavior speaks from a place of humility genuine intellect like why would you come for me for pointing that out in the first place

[@ttg40]

@@Optim40because the other Dr thinks he can respond yo everything and doesn’t give others a chance

[@Optim40]

@@jessicadawnpena It's as if you thought you should be insecure for him or something loll.

[@Put-that-down]

At the age of 51 I became Catholic. When asked why, I said the names of these three gentlemen. Thank you for putting them together.

[@bluecomb5376]

Praise God!

[@oliverclark5604]

to Put-that-down, I rely on those who in uncertainty of belief keep the inseparability and qualitative equality of thinking and having faith on the reference point of Mary at Lk 1:29-45 and Mt 1:24. I try not to rely on those who by grooming psychologically and or emotionally vulnerable family members in their helper of the family roles falsely purport to presume to change my life for the best with a non-economic, false status inducement of, or association with a falsely purported presumed "higher vocation" (Pope St John Paul 2's Council for the Family "Guidelines", TTMHS, PCF, 1995, 35) or "a higher way of love" (Bishop Barron, 20 July 2022 in his interview by Lex Fridman on "Christianity and the Catholic Church" at You Tube podcast time 51:46) of consecrated celibate marriage vowed to man in Christ to consecrated male female marriage vowed to God for their families' economic advantage by tax-exemption embezzlements and lower insurance cost by fraud.

[@alwaysask]

Jesus be praised, brother.

[@hamiltonian4698]

welcome home brother, may God bless us all in the catholic faith

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

@@alwaysask Why are you praising Jesus?? Would Jesus lead people to mortal, fallibly minded, and sinful men, instead of Himself?

[@collegepennsylvania837]

"God can't give us peace and happiness apart from Himself because there is no such thing." - CS Lewis

[@LordJagd]

Strange statement

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

That does not preclude nor prevent the positive influence and relationships with our fellow humanoids…. There just simply are not enough hermit hut mountaintops to go around…

[@strubabe]

Amen

[@aicram62]

There is no such thing as God. Got it. Agreed

[@JMJ-33]

🙌🙏🏽

[@Thelaughingpreacher]

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.

[@roxy629]

☦️

[@ibhdarafmsayhiohw3486]

Jesus was gay

[@Christfollower_]

Jesus is God. John 1:1. John 1:14

[@bbgodR]

☪☪☪☪☪☪

[@lulumoon6942]

AMEN 🙏🕊️

[@shenliu9253]

Dr. Jordan Peterson helped me battle depression and self-doubt, and he also brought me back to Christianity; Father Mike convinced me on the necessity to convert to Catholicism, and my understanding and knowledge about the Bible and Catholicism are growing and deepening significantly because of Bishop Barron. I firmly believe that God is using these three remarkable men to heal and save so many souls around the world. I pray for Dr. Jordan Peterson's conversion as well. I am also a Canadian living in Canada, and I truly appreciate and applaud Dr. Jordan Peterson's courage, intellect, and vigour to stand up to the corruption and incompetence of the current federal government. God bless these three men, and may God bless Canada. Long Live Christ the King!

[@WorldRenounced]

Awesome testimony, God bless you ❤️

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

So, what’s the gospel message? Did Peterson, a non believer, share it with you?

[@sebwoz8766]

As a Catholic who returned to the faith in my 30s (largely due to these 3 men), a Canadian, and an immigrant from former communist Poland, I agree with and appreciate your comment very much.

[@sebwoz8766]

​@@suzannemcmaken4648I think you'd need to first define what you mean by belief and non-believer before one could attempt a precise answer.

[@emmap1159]

​@@suzannemcmaken4648I think this conversation is way above your head. Listen to it and learn something. Read C.S. Lewis, James Joyce, Thomas Aquinas( who they talk about). Then read the gospel again. The Holy Spirit never stopped instructing since the gospel was compiled by St. Jerome in 400 a.d. Peace through Christ.

[@claudiap.6838]

I’m kind of proud of myself at how incredibly excited I get to listen to an hour video of two priests and a psychologist talk about religion.

[@hififlipper]

That's because there is no god who would punish you for proceeding in that.

[@michaelbarry6589]

@@hififlipper Punch air, pagan. Then, repent as your ancestors did. ;)

[@marcinswitala]

​@@michaelbarry6589Punchline, christian - like apes?

[@marcinswitala]

​@@michaelbarry6589Punchline, christian - like apes?

[@exuczen]

​@@michaelbarry6589Punchline, christian - like apes?

[@DelaG29]

I didnt know it at the time but slowly JBP helped me to be open again to religion after being an atheist for almost a decade. Praise the Lord I am now back in the Catholic Church 🙏

[@loreman7267]

Blessed be God!

[@arineteg9752]

All glory to the most high God!! That's awesome sis ❤🎉

[@georgefuentes4112]

Amen and God bless!

[@chadruggles2449]

Welcome back and may God Bless you!

[@DarkMatter2525]

A tremendous loss, surrendering your mind to indoctrination, to be programmed by others to have the thoughts they give you. Back in the prison.

[@briancarroll1917]

Jordan Peterson and fr Chad Ripperger dialogue would be the one of the greatest conversations in history. Lord make it happen

[@Vincenzo-wn1or]

Would be a great exercise. Interesting to hear Peterson with his western psychiatric training what he would think of satanic possession as an explanation for some so-called psychiatric disorders.

[@marce.goodnews]

❤❤❤

[@kerrieholian5366]

LOVE this idea. Peterson would convert on the spot!

[@Titadj]

That would be truly interesting. Not a fan of Bishop Barron or fr Schmitz. FYI, Jesus is not the privileged way. He's the only way.

[@PA_Winiara]

Fr. Ripperger would dwarf JBP.

[@frankie1376]

Bible in the year is absolutely amazing and beautiful. As a former Protestant (Bible believer Christian) it shook up my biases and made me aware how broken we are. Thanks for carefully guiding me to the Catholic church and the beautiful community father Mike Schmitz!!!

[@bluecomb5376]

Did Bible in a Year convert you to Catholicism?! If so that is AMAZING! I'd love to hear that conversion story.

[@frankie1376]

@@bluecomb5376 it made me ask the question “why do Catholics believe what they believe”. Which led me to great apologists like Trent Horn and Jimmy akin. Channels like Catholic Answers and their books are what finally convinced me. So in a way yes, BIAY helped me understand and eventually become Catholic. Glory be…

[@bluecomb5376]

Amazing. Praise God for your openness and search for Truth. Converts are such a gift to the Church!@@frankie1376

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

I am not broken. I am a child of God.

[@enderwiggen3638]

If you read Clement I letter to the Corinthians, you will see Catholic tradition on the grace of God for saving those who have faith in Jesus. And the absolute necessity of good works to be obedient followers of Christ, to set us apart from non-believers. And that those who do not follow obediently will be lost. Justin Martyr wrote First Apology, which talks about the Eucharist being the real presence and how it is revered in mass on Sunday the Lords day. Those and many more church father writings show how the early Christian’s practiced and their writings show the traditions that the apostles taught which are what the Catholic Church do to this day.

[@dixonsusa]

Jordan Peterson really is the bridge here for non-religious people. He opens the door to this conversation for me.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

Jesus is the Door, not Peterson. He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

[@kelkabot]

@@suzannemcmaken4648 I think perhaps the idea is that Jordan Peterson can be the bridge to Jesus for many people who otherwise would not consider Jesus. Obviously Jesus is the door to virtue and eternal life.

[@Seanph25]

@@suzannemcmaken4648completely irrelevant comment

[@armart127]

@@suzannemcmaken4648 he didn’t even say Peterson was the door, read before you regurgitate your impulsive “mightier than thou” remarks. What you said was correct, but why you said it was not charitable. “Charity is… not pretentious” get off your high horse. Christ doesn’t want you to stay up there.

[@gunsgalore7571]

Religious people such as myself do really appreciate a lot of the work he has done. He's the classic example of someone who's not a hundred percent on board with us but pretty much gets what we're about and understands the good in it. But because he also gets a lot of our logical arguments for the existence of objective morality, God, etc., he's also intellectually open to courting them, and so he comes across to us as more genuine than many nonreligious people who give off an "Oh, I think you're nice but also stupid" kind of attitude.

[@Stardust475]

Fr Mike Schmitz, I've listened to you almost every single day for the last two years!

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

What’s the gospel message? Do you know after listening 2 years to Mike?

[@DDickinson458]

Bible/Catechism in a Year GANG 💪🏻😎

[@nonbusiness9133]

Go ahead and listen. Its in there 🙂​@suzannemcmaken4648

[@erikamartinez9604]

My daughter fell in love with jesus and now reads the Bible again Thanks to Father Mike Bible in a year and his podcasts 🙏🏻

[@josmith5419]

Father Schmitz seems to have the most humility here and I really admire that.

[@kelkabot]

That seems to be the case even as they walk out on stage.

[@unorthodoxyoyo]

He's also the youngest. I think there is an element of the other two have the wisdom of years and are eager to share that and I see Fr. Mike as seeing himself as still the student, which he is. But his joy and excitement of getting to sit down and have a conversation with these two is infectious. So that is to say, I agree with you that Fr. Mike's humility really shines here, but I don't necessarily think that means the other two have less. Either way, these are three great men.

[@josmith5419]

@@unorthodoxyoyo Okay, I can see what you mean here. I don’t know the Bishop at all but Father Mike has brought me out of atheism so I think I just look up to him and hope he’s appreciated. They all seem great though.

[@sarahburry3887]

I have been a very devout, Catholic all my 82 years. Very close to my church and have worked as a nurse nurse for Catholic associations at also. Catholic minutes missionaries. The only person who’s humility and insight into being human and living in today’s world with its young problems, but also it’s elderly problems Have inspired me my father Mike. Going through difficulties many this year and I rely on him to keep me going with his wisdom his insight into what it is I love God and the father I want to publicly thank father Mike for the incredible front pew every Sunday, I wanna thank him for the Bible in a year, which I am on my third year and also for opening the Bible to me in so many ways that are understandable to my human nature. Thank you, father Mike, for keeping me truly encouraged through my many many difficulties, God bless you always. Keep you well he’s

[@sassypatty2666]

Pray for all three men. I will do so as well.

[@kristenstudebaker814]

I became Catholic at age 51 because I was searching for truth. After researching the writings of the early church fathers, and the writings and reasons for Luther's petitions (from BOTH sides), I came to the conclusion that if I am truly a follower of Christ, the Catholic church is where I must be. The truth is taught in the Catholic church, despite the straying of many "devout" Catholics. The truth is there. What we do with that is up to us.

[@JudeMalachi]

@m0nday832 There's no theology in Orthodoxy which isn't already in the Catholic Church.

[@gunsgalore7571]

@m0nday832 The problem I have with people (especially Orthodox) calling out papal infallibility and purgatory as heresies is that 1) Orthodox and Catholic understandings of purification before entering Heaven are not actually that different, even though Orthodox falsely claim that Catholicism teaches that Purgatory is a specific place rather than a purification process, effectively making it look like a disagreement when there's not one. 2) Orthodox accepted some form of papal infallibility in a few instances before 1054, showing that in the very least, this was not an invention of Rome but was genuinely held by many in the broader Church well before the split.

[@nigelminor5624]

What about praying to virgin mary, what biblical basis does that hold??

[@cindiloowhoo1166]

@@nigelminor5624 The Virgin Mary ~~~ No, nothing to see there ~~~ Just a meat suit incubator to bring Jesus Christ, Our Savior into this world ~ Yup, no big Whoop like Enoch, Moses or Elijah, eh? So you do not misconstrue ~ Yes, I am raining sarcasm down on your hard head.

[@MikeShonVideos]

​@m0nday832Vexing, piercing, insightful questions. Jordan himself said in his video "Christ is the best that man can be" that when the "King" comes to believe that HE is THE GOD, the hierarchy comes tumbling down. What about the horrific slaughtering of "heretics" during the 700 year inquisition. What about the creation of the Society of Jesuits/Ignatius Loyola in 1540....and the unspeakable evil that order has wrought.... Genuinely curious....

[@martiaustin9059]

Father Mike really comes through with clarity. His words land so beautifully. He speaks truth clearly with less words. This is, I believe, a sign of his connection with and live of God. Simple Truth.

[@porangie13]

Agreed 👌❤

[@Maria.loves.Yeshua]

Really!? Then I think you will really like the Antichrist.

[@JudeMalachi]

I am glad you find this to be true for you. I don't agree, but I am glad that other people are having a different impression. Apparently, he's been really important to a lot of people's journey of becoming Christians, i.e. in Greek literally "little Christs." However, when I listen to him I know what he saying and so often feel like it could have been said better. Nevertheless, I am happy to be wrong if that's the case.

[@defman9414]

@@JudeMalachi agreed. imo, Fr Mike is like a toddler, trying to use big words to sound like he belongs on stage. but there is a vanity in all of it, frankly. there is a vanity in all of the intellectualizing to some degree. being loved by God and loving God in return, transcends words. (obviously they were on stage to talk... not sit there in silence LOL) sometimes our exercise of our intellect, is not only searching for God... but trying to glorify ourselves. for someone like Jordan Peterson... it's good to process all of this and make eternal comparisons, etc. but in the end, you have to make a choice for Love and surrender to Him. and that choice should bring you to silence in His Presence in the Eucharist. Looking forward to when you become Catholic.

[@Rocketninja200]

He really did a great job asking the questions many viewers would have wanted to ask. For example when he asked what is beauty that falls short of objectivity. He asked the very question I was thinking.

[@lloydritchey]

I'm a seeker, and Father Mike is one of my shining lights and teachers.

[@blahblah4129]

Seek the Orthodox Christianity teachings. The early Christians were not Catholic. Catholicism came about 1054.

[@Laloteria420]

@@blahblah4129 😂

[@CheyanneTheWolf]

I was born into Catholicism in 1961. As a teenager, I went to other churches to investigate but found something missing... When I came back to a Catholic Mass, I realized what I was searching for and it was the Eucharist.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

But, there is no mention of a eucharist by Christ, or an apostle, or anyone in scripture. The mass and the eucharist are lies out of the pit of hell.

[@georgefuentes4112]

Amen and God bless! The Eucharist is life changing and the depth of the Catholic Church is breathtaking.

[@georgefuentes4112]

@@suzannemcmaken4648praying for you and peace between you and your Catholic brothers and sister. God has protected His bride for almost 2k years and not only is it still standing but it is exponentially larger than any other splinters. Take a moment to think about that as you drop your name calling and sword. God bless.

[@peestrem31]

@@georgefuentes4112 Nobody name called. praying to saints is wrong. bowing down to the pope is wrong

[@laudashra]

@@peestrem31you could at least do a little more research to find out that we do not pray to the saints, we ask for their intercession my friend. I don’t know about bowing down to the pope but if anything I’d see it as a sign of respect. How is respect bad?

[@dianeuecker5186]

These three men have become my heroes. I was raised Protestant but was brought home to the fullness of the Catholic church. I now listen to the intelect of Jordan Peterson, the wisdom of Bishop Barron. Fr. Mike has given me the bible & the ability to start to Understand it. I am going through "Bible in a Year" for the 3rd time & I feel I am just starting to understand it. Anyway I am just truly greatful for all three of these men.

[@StringofPearls55]

I took the Jeff Cavins Bible Timeline (it goes along with Bible in a Year) at church and it was truly amazing. Doing BIY again this year along with the Catechism. God bless Fr. Mike!

[@dianeuecker5186]

@@StringofPearls55 Amen, Fr. Mike is the best. I have learned so much from him. I can never say how grateful I am to him. God bless you as well.

[@Karlieanne12]

Peterson is naive to the faith it’s obvious with his discussion on revelations, Augustine and Aquinas would be beneficial to his learning and conversion. Oh holy face face Devine be every adoration thine. His sacred heart is pierced by blasphemies, pray that Peterson comes to know this truthfully.

[@jakemac1396]

The Catholic Church is a den of demons. The pope himself denies Hell, and thinks practicing homosexuality doesn’t disqualify someone from heaven. There are some good Catholics going to heaven, but that church as a whole teaches the doctrine of demons.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

@@StringofPearls55 Oh, good. What is the gospel message? Can you share?

[@HansBBJJ]

I love the humility of Fr Mike Schmitz in offering such nuggets of pastoral wisdom in this conversation. It's a completely outstanding dialogue that cuts across multiple perspectives while trying to stay faithful to the Truth. Fr Mike is key in the process. Great, thoughtful and accessible questions by the moderator too.

[@Vincenzo-wn1or]

Yup, agree! Jordan, bless him, would do well to listen a bit more instead of trying to bedazzle with word salads and maybe just maybe be filled with the holy spirit and get what the other two onstage already fully know and understand.

[@HansBBJJ]

@@Vincenzo-wn1or He is nonetheless toned down here compared to his other dialogues. The two padres are setting Christ-like examples for the man. We pray for him and his family!

[@Vincenzo-wn1or]

@@HansBBJJ yes an improvement 😂 I would've liked to hear more from padre Schmitz too. Bless

[@jclar7210]

Yes I love listening to Father Mike, I think B Barron was hogging up the hour, and talking the same stuff I've heard before

[@strubabe]

I think these three have a higher expression of our being. My soul will never be satisfied until I rest in Jesus.

[@a_aina_anna_arca_atarme]

I love how Fr Mike has such a fatherly presence that people instinctively feel so comfortable in front of him as to be able laugh at him like you would lovingly laugh at a family member or a friend when he first intervenes in the conversation ❤ his equally familial response is also priceless: "What??" 😄

[@riverparsell1640]

I did not see this coming! Love all these speakers so much! Thankyou for giving us this conversation!!!

[@pattysayssew3609]

Agreed! What fun!

[@monimoni8141]

right?

[@johnpaulroboski6577]

Yeah for real I thought someone edited a bunch of clips together or something

[@PB-he6em1]

I came for the title and when I saw those 3 walk on stage tears of joy came. Three pillars of my spiritual journey. I will be unpacking this video for a long time.

[@oliverclark5604]

to PB-he6em, I rely on "pillars" of those who in uncertainty of belief keep the inseparability and qualitative equality of thinking and having faith on the reference point of Mary at Lk 1:29-45 and Mt 1:24. I try not to rely on those who by grooming psychologically and or emotionally vulnerable family members in their helper of the family roles falsely purport to presume to change my life for the best with a non-economic, false status inducement of, or association with a falsely purported presumed "higher vocation" (Pope St John Paul 2's Council for the Family "Guidelines", TTMHS, PCF, 1995, 35) or "a higher way of love" (Bishop Barron, 20 July 2022 in his interview by Lex Fridman on "Christianity and the Catholic Church" at You Tube podcast time 51:46) of consecrated celibate marriage vowed to man in Christ to consecrated male female marriage vowed to God for their families' economic advantage by tax-exemption embezzlements and lower insurance cost by fraud.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

Do you know who Christ is? Do you know what the gospel message of God is? These guys don’t know. You would benefit from listening to Dr. Andrew Farley’s teaching on the gospel message of grace.

[@jacobgarcia7918]

​@@suzannemcmaken4648Andrew Farley is just a man. He tries to use his whims to interpret God's message. But Jesus gave authority to the apostles.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

@@jacobgarcia7918 The apostles are dead. And, guess what, those three guys are “just men.” Men blathering. You don’t know any more about your Lord, Jesus Christ, after listening to those three than you did before. Do you know the gospel message of grace? Dr. Andrew Farley’s teaching on it will open your eyes and intellect. If you dare listen.

[@dianebernier9214]

@@suzannemcmaken4648 oh, here you are again….the answer to this is you do not read or research. But, your leader would be proud of you! And really, all your obnoxious remarks really make you look silly.

[@richarddeerflame]

Father mike speaks my language... Im not very Smart with words and Philosophy of the West But Father mike speak plainly and I enjoy him a lot. Thankyou for sharing Jordan Peterson. And I appreciate you 3 .

[@BloodhawkProductions]

Fr Mike is a gem. So good to see him with Bishop Barron and yourself. He speaks extremely profoundly here, his Sunday Homilies, his Wednesday Ascension video, and Bible/Cat in a year. Great video!

[@pauliewalsh6875]

I'd ask anyone who is truly interested in prayers and miracles to listen to the testament of Tammy Peterson. Its actually quiet an amazing testimony and offers substance to anyone who doubts Christ's power.

[@CristinaSofia4]

Agreed!

[@pattysayssew3609]

A beautiful aspect of her story is her openness to the rosary, and how that lead her to her conversion. Such a wonderful mix of openness and accepting the truths of the faith.

[@michellestansberry9101]

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOU SIT DOWN WITH JONATHON CAHN SOMETIME SOON

[@JamieE76]

Agree. I just watched several videos with her talking about her testimony and it's amazing!

[@callum7081]

Where can I find it, is there a link to the KZbin video?

[@LewisVine]

I walked away most impressed with Fr. Mike. What a humble presence on stage. God bless them all.

[@Yogagirl-bq4kw]

Truly ❤

[@strive4252]

Waaay too short we need the whole thing! The world needs the whole thing. This is the best thing to happen to KZbin ever.

[@calvincaballes2430]

I just like how Dr. Jordan and Bishop Barron is so technical(which I actually enjoy and make me reflect more), and then Fr. Mike just gives a few points that made me feel assured. I don't know why what's that about but I'm glad that these three, whom I adore so much hopefully will help me be a better Roman Catholic.

[@hittingthewall]

So happy to see Bishop Barron back for another discussion with JBP! Throwing in Fr. Mike Schmitz for good measure was the icing on the cake. Thank you and God bless!

[@janenewman265]

Three instrumental men who in their own way led me back Home to the Catholic faith. This talk is an answer to a cry or struggle that I had praying the Litany of Humility. With grace, I must give up what is of lower good (esteem, honor, etc) so that the HIGHER can manifest and trust that God wants what is best for me

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

Why would you give up honor and esteem when your clergy prance around like peacocks in expensive garments and give themselves importance and demand your highest esteem??

[@richarddeerflame]

@@suzannemcmaken4648 Again please stop spreading negativity here . Peace ... As Jesus showed and Love . View and spend your time on video and teaching you enjoy instead of coming here Spreading Discord. Which is a sign of satan who loves to spread discord amongst Christians

[@katrinakolles4288]

2 questions for Susanne. 1. Are you Christian or are you just here to troll? 2. If you are Christian, do you realize that there are people in all the different Christian denominations that do the same? (Strut around like peacocks.) please don’t generalize. I know many priests who live well under the poverty level that have only what they need and do not have anything extra to strut around. You can listen to different Christian denominations/churches and with prayer/discernment hear/learn what is truth. It is good to hear these conversations, but not good to start arguments.

[@dianebernier9214]

@@richarddeerflameI agree.

[@StringofPearls55]

​@@suzannemcmaken4648 If you listed to Bible in a Year with Fr. Mike Schmitz, you'd have ALL your answers. God bless.

[@Hymnstreams]

Jordan Peterson is just amazing. Bishop Barrons sunday homilies are a wealth of information. Fr. Mike's entusiam and love for God is so visible in his talks. We need more people like these.

[@GabrielMoura-qe3il]

Is Jordan Peterson a member of Trump’s cult?

[@Yogagirl-bq4kw]

We need FEWER people like Peterson. Word salad king.

[@LoriYork]

Three brilliant minds. One extraordinary conversation. Also, a great example from Father Mike on humbleness and the art of listening well. His speaking time was often interrupted yet he remained incredibly gracious and engaged regardless. ❤

[@tracynguyen9895]

Fr. Mike Schmitz podcasts have reconnected me to my faith and helped guide me. I really am grateful for his teachings of Jesus and the Bible

[@dianep.7503]

Father Mike is so right about the way many Catholics in this country have believed for many decades. This "moralistic therapeutic deism" defined as a form of Christianity masquerading as beliefs in the existence of God, the importance of being kind to others, our ultimate goal of personal happiness, that God is seldom personally involved in individual lives, and that good people go to heaven when they die.

[@StringofPearls55]

100٪

[@kevinpulliam3661]

Yeah it’s superb work by Christian Smith. Understanding that is the first step to understanding the spirit of our age

[@dianep.7503]

I think many, many Christians (Catholics) today are moralistic therapeutic deists without knowing it. I just ordered Christian Smith's book "Soul Searching" to learn more. Wow! @@kevinpulliam3661

[@scratchdatoff4abog]

gave me wide eyes because it makes me recognize that around people i’m close to

[@newtidek]

Seeing Fr Mike in things makes me happy.

[@michaelmatsoukas222]

Catholicism is false Christianity. Worshipping/praying to Mary or other saints and angels is idolatry. Jesus said call no man Father on earth, for ONE is your Father in heaven.. (all priests are called "Father" in Catholicism).... The Bibles says, For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus. 1 Timothy 2:5 But Catholicism says to confess your sins to a priest, (making him your mediator between you and GOD)... Come out of the Catholic Church and be Born again of the Spirit of God... Prayers sent up for all who read this. Much love

[@jamesmccloud7535]

​@michaelmatsoukas222 Jesus did not mean that in a literal sense as you seem to understand, else we wouldn't refer to our dads as our fathers. Also, it is encouraged in the bible to confess our sins to another. I encourage you to search deeper and rid yourself of false assumptions about what Catholics believe.

[@CJP.-pq3kr]

@@michaelmatsoukas222- You guys are like a broken record of ignorance. There is no reason to be spouting such stupidity when access to Church history is readily available online.

[@basedsigmalifter9482]

@@michaelmatsoukas222Your arguments are incredibly weak, men are called spiritual fathers and sons in the Bible. And you call your dad father.

[@basedsigmalifter9482]

@@michaelmatsoukas222Also Christ gave his apostles the authority to forgive sins.

[@TheNordicNurse]

So proud to say my hubby and I have started OCIA because of these men. Both baptized Christian (and Lutheran) previously but coming to Jesus’ Church for the wholeness. So excited for the day to accept the Eucharist ❤

[@walterbsprinks]

I appreciate your journey.I was baptised with My Lutheran Mother into the Roman Catholic Church with my 5 brothers in the Cathedral the Notre Dame in Casa Blanca, Morocco 1954. Mom, Ruth suspended judgement about Catholicism til 1961 when went to Italy and my Father’s posting at NATO HQ in Naples. Let’s just say that the Dr’s told her in 1962 pregnant with twins scientifically she had inoperable Cancer , a brain Tumour, and must have an Abortion or die. She decided to keep the girls then went to San Giovanni for prayer with Padre Pio. Her gift of faith gave her life two beautiful healthy girls and a Miracle living successfully til she was 75 in 1999. They, Maggie and Mary, each had children and still live today as I do with their faith in GOD

[@lindaszudy902]

I love Bishop Barron and Jorden Peterson and Fr Mike Schmitz. They are all have great 👍 integrity and knowledge of the Bible ❤🙏🙏🎇✝️✝️

[@gardenladyjimenez1257]

@40:00 Fr. Mike's discussion of "checking the box" on being a believer in Christ...RIGHT ON! He describes this way of "dealing with" faith perfectly. I am 73 and can relate to this today as well as looking back to my college years.

[@mrnaizguy]

I was waiting for the day when Jordan would talk with Father Mike Schmitz! Super excited to listen to this!

[@ToddJambon]

I don't know if Dr. Petersen reads the comments. But I've always found this analogy helpful regarding why we are here on Earth, even though Christ made the ultimate Sacrifice for our sins. When I was about 10 years old, I got really made and punched my parents' screen door several times, breaking the glass on the other side of the screen. Being 10, I had no money to repair the door, and so my parents paid for the repairs for me. But I was still responsible for what happened, and I did chores and punishment to make up for it. In the same way, we have no way of repaying the damage of original sin and opening the seal of Eden ourselves. So Jesus did it for us. But we are still responsible for our sinful nature and must spend our lives to know, love, and serve God in return.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

HEBREWS 8:12. “For I will FORGIVE their inequities AND REMEMBER THEIR SINS NO MORE.” God doesn’t remember your sins. The sin debt has been paid fully. Believers are told to rest in Christ, MATTHEW 11:28-30. Jesus did it ALL.

[@ToddJambon]

@suzannemcmaken4648 Just because God doesn't remember them doesn't mean you don't need to repent or do better. It sounds like you might be a once saved, always saved protestant. But the Catholic Church believes that you can lose your salvation. In my above example, had I never done anything to make up for my actions, I would have put a wall up between me and my parents.

[@andrewaar]

As a young man grappling with my faith, this discussion could be one of the most helpful I’ve ever seen.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

I recommend listening to the gospel message of GRACE teaching by Dr. Andrew Farley and free yourself from the bondage of works in religion.

[@Seanph25]

@@suzannemcmaken4648definitely not

[@Athmoneus]

@@suzannemcmaken4648 Is he really called Dr. Andrew Farley? I thought it was Dr. Chuck U Farley...

[@letkidsbkids9327]

Congratulations on investigating. If you're wondering, it's imperative for you to seek the truth. It'll get you out of the state of ambivilance you are now experiencing. Good luck, young one!

[@HeyYaKnow]

Peterson is so good at articulating exactly what he is thinking, which is why we get such profound and deep information from him.

[@energyhands]

Exceptional communicator

[@Yogagirl-bq4kw]

Disagree; he's full of hot air and says very little in actual content. His body language displays pomposity which covers - he thinks- his insecurity. He's a poor communicator as he barely listens- in the true sense of the word. He listens to react , not to respond carefully to another person. Any psychologist can see through him; nevertheless he is intelligent, just not as intelligent as he'd like you to believe.

[@EllenSmyth]

Wholeheartedly agree with Fr. Mike: we have to individually conquer death by being fully ready to forever submit to God as sons of God. The last enemy to be defeated is death. When we have each conquered our own selves enough to fully submit to Christ forever and ever in our resurrected bodies, then we have overcome and our part is mostly finished, except for serving Christ for all of our glorious days.

[@francestaylor9156]

Happy Lent everyone. May we all get closer to God as we focus on Him throughout Lent. God bless.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

And, then focus on Mary, and other dead people, after Lent. There’s no Lent in scripture.

[@LtbpoeLibwm]

Dr JP should interview Father Mike individually. His passionate conviction will complement JP’s analytical empiricism.

[@sharayahsunshine11]

I agree! I'd love to see that.

[@ohmightywez]

I second your motion.

[@EcstaticTemporality]

No. Father Mike should interview JP.

[@arineteg9752]

Pray he sees this comment and the Lord let's this happen ❤❤

[@bryanj.nevasr.2018]

You three: Dr Jordan Peterson, Bsp Robert Barron, and Father Mike Schmitz are my heros. Thank you for your ministries. God Bless.

[@dctamayo]

Father Mike’s humility speaks volumes. What a remarkable man of God.

[@matthewhartt5887]

Really????

[@EmanuelQ3]

This is crazy! These 3 men are all responsible for my recent return to faith over the past 3 years. It started with listening to what all three of these guys have to say about religion and faith. I've probably consumed like 2,000 hours of their conversations on you tube in the 3 years.

[@fabiohaderli5089]

Why would you return to that?

[@VSM101]

That is funny since the bishop got debunked by a german Vishnava on the issue of misunderstanding Grace and his understanding of Karma in the estaern religions

[@jimbarnes8706]

Bless you brother. Don’t pay attention to the trolls who think they’re being clever. Father Mike’s Bible in a Year led me to read the entire bible, and to understand how the New and Old Testaments are linked. As a relatively new Catholic, Bishop Baron was instrumental in my understanding of the Church. This was a great conversation.

[@EmanuelQ3]

@jimbarnes8706 my thoughts exactly, thank you brother.

[@stoic_fathers]

Because there's nothing else true in this world. All smoke and mirrors. Only true path is Christ ​@@fabiohaderli5089

[@canadianamateurfilmdude]

I converted to Catholicism at age 27 with my partner and 4 kids. I was a hardline atheist my whole life, and as soon as I understood HOW to know God it was a paradigm shift.

[@Nethter]

As a fellow catholic I’m curious what your answer is on how do you know God?

[@akak8299]

MAybe you can evangelize atheists into the Catholic faith. They dont listen to born-Catholics. Maybe they will listen for ex-atheist like you

[@christalimerick]

How? Please expand? X

[@tenaciousb4731]

Same And I speak for everybody here, we're not putting you in the spot or criticizing you. As you've probably already realized, sharing our experiences with the laity helps all of us out

[@HopefulOptimist]

It seems if there are any self-evident truths, knowing God would be first and foremost. I say if you need another institution or person to tell you how to know your creator, that institution or person is a farce - most especially if they're pan handling for your money.

[@Dylan_Devine]

I've been a closeted Catholic for about a year now. I live in a very anti-Catholic region of the southern states but this Easter I'm getting confirmed! I'm glad Peterson is looking at the Catholic faith (and the truth of Christianity in general).

[@bobsmitg6987]

Well done. Have fun doing spiritual battle against (for?) the dirty Prots you're surrounded by.

[@doriszimmerman4409]

Dr. Peterson I am a believers in Jesus Christ. I am an intelligent woman. I’m not in. Your class of course but I have had to come to the Savior as He said “a little child”. So then we begin to study and learn the mysteries. We will never get it in this world. The Catholics are not always correct but the Bible is right. There is not much time. Please set your intellect away and become like a little child and you will no longer struggle.

[@devonlammers7817]

@@doriszimmerman4409I see what you’re saying, but God is using Peterson to bring MANY people to him. Setting his intelligence aside would be a detriment to society.

[@DeSmith-o4b]

Welcome, Dylan. Congratulations on your confirmation yesterday!!!

[@marymorian6555]

@@doriszimmerman4409Thank you Doris. You handled that with such grace. I am a Christian as well. I was brought up Catholic. But once that Bible was finally in my hands, He and only HE gives me revelation and saved my life.

[@asamtaviajando8388]

I followed JP’s work since he became infamous in Canada. He changed my life. He was a raft in the sea of chaos I was in and I grabbed on and started to find my way. Then I became Christian (Catholic), also with his help, but I diverged from him quite a bit since then. It’s so wonderful to see him restless with the question of Jesus, (my own burning question that was asked right up front) then say: I don’t know what that means. It’s so endearing. Take the last step, Jordan. We love you.

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

Catholicism and authentic Christianity are diametrically opposing beliefs. Paganism vs. the teachings of Jesus Christ.

[@sandergroenewoud1112]

Story of my life 💯

[@noahstobbe9814]

I am a Christian of the baptist denomination who at this time does not believe that any particular denomination is "THE right one for everyone" but that an unknowable subset, proper or improper, of all who believe Jesus is the Son of God who died and rose again are "with Him". Not that I am saying this "selection" is "random" of course. We have the bible and the Spirit to guide us to Him. Whether Jordan is saved or not, I wholeheartedly agree that His humble admission of lack in full understanding of Jesus here is endearing and reveals my own perhaps vastly larger gaps in understanding. I accept and believe in Jesus my saviour and what He has done as fact yet have such a shallow understanding the specifics of what He accomplished on the cross in taking the wages of my sins on Himself, and precisely how I ought to respond to that (e.g., do I have to urgently recall and confess every sin in life as a prerequisite to join Him after death, or is (continual) confession not a prerequisite but simply a call to become accountable to fellow believers to help me to stop sinning so that, through His Spirit, I can grow to become more Christ-like, uninhibited, so that I can then more accurately present Christ to the world, so that others can see through my depraved nature to His true beauty? Sometimes I feel that the former potentially does not give Christ enough credit for His ultimate sacrifice.). The whole Christian denomination thing and one denomination saying they are more right than others has me worried. Worried if they're right because what does that mean for everyone else? Worried if they're wrong because, then, why do they say that and what are the consequences for those who believe them? Worried that I am in the wrong because Philippians 4:6 says not to worry lol. If I am misrepresenting Catholic beliefs here and there I apologize, please correct me.

[@asamtaviajando8388]

@@noahstobbe9814 maybe I can say a few things. First: the first church was the Catholic Church. Protestants are protesting the Catholic Church. Look into the history there to know more. We should be one church, one mystical body. I used to be Protestant (before being atheist for 20 years) and when I converted, I felt like I was coming home. You can find lots of great Catholics addressing Protestants biggest grievances against Catholicism on here. With the issue of who gets saved. Look, man, I don’t know. I’ve read the gospels but I’m not a theologian. Even they probably don’t know exactly. But I would advise you to come home to the Catholic Church. Most of Catholics wouldn’t say to Protestants they are going to hell for not being Catholics. But I do believe this is the best path. Peace, brother.

[@asamtaviajando8388]

@TRB-yg4ph no. He did say being Catholic is probably as sane as you get.

[@longdeadfox219]

Truly a demonstration and expression of Dr Peterson's amazing analytical acumen, Bp Barron's deep and diverse knowledge, and Fr Schmitz's profound understanding and humility. May we be blessed with more of the same. I could never have enough.

[@quincyjoelcahilig]

Thank you Lord God for making this discussion happen! God bless you Dr. Peterson, Bishop Barron, and Fr. Mike!

[@leestanford2452]

My rite if acceptance is this coming April, where I officially become a Catechumen. I’m listening to Father Mike almost every day and couldn’t be happier.

[@PaulTheHermit77]

Im doing the same. Catholic Catchumen. Baptised in April. Deus Vult!

[@ktsr400]

Welcome home!

[@munahattar-mendoza7675]

We’ve been watching Dr Petersons faith journey for a while, so to hear him eloquently declare the truths of the gospel brought me such joy! Praise God!!! I remember a video years ago when Bishop Barton suggested Dr Peterson meditate on - The Word Became Flesh- and it seems that bit of spiritual direction bore so Much fruit.

[@jdl2962]

Thank you Dr. Peterson for reintroducing me to Jesus and the Bible a year ago.

[@tessajowett6973]

I've gone from a go to church on Sundays and days of obligation to seeking out more about my Catholic faith, thanks to these amazing people.

[@Yogagirl-bq4kw]

Likewise ❤

[@zhozhoc]

The meeting of these three men is a tremendous blessing. ❤. So grateful to be listening in!

[@drewblack749]

Get Fr Ripperger in the mix for a complete picture of conscience. Love to hear the discussion. Great interview. Good questions.

[@EcstaticTemporality]

Why? Fr. Ripperger beats to another drum. I prefer his perspective, from the trenches as it were, than promenading around with quasi-intellectual discussion.

[@SeanMichaelAfable]

@@EcstaticTemporalityexactly why it probably would be a better conversation

[@gandalfthegrey7146]

YEEEEEESSSS. I have been hoping for more Bishop Barron/JPB content for so long. And throw in Fr. Mike?? I’m so happy. I know what my post-church video is gonna be in the morning.

[@realdragolife]

How great to finally see Jordan on the stage with Fr. Mike Schmitz. Praise God!

[@eric_wood]

I grew up in a fundamentalist baptist church that taught that all you have to do be saved is to believe in Jesus, and I was also quite rebellious growing up so I used that claim of merely believing to justify that I can continue living in sin and so naturally I fell away from faith. As an adult I realized that I need to pursue a life of virtue in order to adequately become a man (and a husband and father), and this pursuit of virtue eventually led to an encounter with Christ in my heart where I was very much wrestling with God because I habituated so much sin in my life. Long story short, this led me to the Orthodox Church where I am now a baptized Orthodox Christian. In the Orthodox faith there is a strong emphasis on being co-crucified with Christ and being United with Christ through uniting your own personal outer and inner crosses with the Cross of Christ. This is perfectly in line with the Bible as Saint Paul says in Galatians ““For I through the law died to the law that I might live to God. I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me. I do not set aside the grace of God; for if righteousness comes through the law, then Christ died in vain.” And so you see in Saint Paul’s expression of his own inner life with Christ that faith in Christ is not just believing in Him, but it’s dying to yourself, meaning that we die to our attachments to the world as well as dying to our desire for being attached to the world, and through this dying with Christ and being resurrected with Him. Meaning that the Risen Lord now lives in our heart. This of course must take place within the context of the Sacramental and mystical life of the Church. Dying and rising with Christ through baptism, being sealed with the Holy Spirit in Chrismation, and receiving Christ continually through the reception of the Eucharist. But it’s not just that either, we also must live the life of the Church out in our daily life through a daily struggle against our attachments and inordinate desires along with the life of God now working in and through our life, which sanctifies and transforms our entire being. I think this depth of faith is missed within various Protestant traditions, namely due to their lack of reverence for the Saints, the people who have indeed lived out this transformation in the life of Christ in them. The Saints proclaim the Gospel of the incarnation of Christ in their own life. They are the empirical data of and the proof of the resurrection of Christ. Take Saint Seraphim of Sarov as an example whose body shined with the Light of Christ, as Christ shined in the transfiguration on Mount Tabor. Or take Saint John of Shanghai and San Fransisco as an example who is known as a miracle worker of Christ even after his own death. These are people who truly loved their life as being crucified with Christ and can rightfully say along with Saint Paul that it is no longer I who live but it is Christ who lives in me and the life that I now live I live in the flesh I live in the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me. These are people who truly strove for virtue, and not only did they become virtuous, but they became a vessel of God’s life and through their own struggle and God’s life in them were able to transmit God’s life to other people that were looking for God’s love in this fallen world.

[@oliverclark5604]

to eric wood, "merely believing" as in uncertainty (as belief by definition is in uncertainty, otherwise it is knowing) is keeping in this uncertainty in present moment in real presence the inseparability and qualitative equality of thinking action and having faith been. Such believing cannot be used to justify inaction or improper actions since thinking action with having faith been (or 'being' as misspelt) are its components. Consider who benefited by tax-exemption embezzlements and lower insurance cost by fraud by the masquerading of in uncertainty belief as faith in falsely purporting presuming separation and non-qualitative equality of thinking action and having faith been? Are you aware of the economic and non-economic advantages of the "multiplier effect" (first described in 1930 for international economic production and trade advantages and non-economic advantages) in keeping in uncertainty of belief of the inseparability and qualitative equality of economic processes and non-economic progress? Only consecrated marriage, celibate or male female, exercising an absolute power of simultaneous authorisations of it ensuring and it insuring out occults this occult, incest connected, false inducement of purported presumed "higher vocation" (Pope St John Paul 2's Council for the Family "Guidelines", TTMHS, PCF, 1995, 35; cf. St Paul, 1Cor7:25-34) or "higher way of love" (Bishop Barron, 20 July 2022 at You Tube podcast time 51:46 of his interview by Lex Fridman on "Christianity and the Catholic Church") of consecrated celibate marriage vowed to man in Christ to consecrated male female marriage vowed to God. If not consenting in uncertainty of belief in present moment real presence in one's particular circumstances to be joined in a consecrated marriage, celibate vowed to man in Christ or male female vowed to God, on the reference point of Mary keeping in uncertainty of her belief the inseparability and qualitative equality of her consents to her two consecrated marriages, celibate at Lk1:29-45, particularly v.38: "let it be to me", and male female at Mt1: 24: "Joseph ... took his wife", neither the marriage nor any individual can be aware of as in uncertainty believing, let alone withstand the extreme tensions caused by this occult, incest connected grooming evil for economic advantage of families of these groomers of psychologically and emotionally vulnerable family members in their helper of the family procreation gift roles by inducements of tax-exemptions by embezzlements and lower insurance cost by fraud in their identities in need of union with this non-economic false "higher vocation" inducement in their procreation gift roles. What is the falsely purported presumed singular plural inversion by this occult evil is inversion of 'do' plural procreation gift role and 'be' singular identity in need of union with disastrous effects including homosexuality and as worse same sex purported presumed falsely marriages.

[@emmap1159]

Eric, a beautiful testimony and a beautiful Faith. I have no idea what the other guy is talking about.

[@lorrainepec7577]

@eric_wood Thank you for your courage and your testimony - beautiful.

[@heatherd4492]

Biblically, all you have to do to be saved is to believe in Jesus. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by grace are ye saved through faith, and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast. Romans 5:1 Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 4 also talks about why Abraham's faith was counted to him as righteousness. Real belief has real results. Do you have any biblical issues with protestant beliefs?

[@emmap1159]

@@heatherd4492 John 6:53 adds a stipulation Heather. just as the Hebrews covered their doorways with lambs blood so death would pass them by (I wonder how many ignored Moses?) Jesus tells us that we must identify ourselves through the celebration and belief in the bread and wine. Our sin came into the world through consumption of forbidden fruit so the antidote is to honor Jesus's request. In John 6:55 Jesus says his body is REAL food and REAL drink. I don't know how he could be any clearer.

[@m_a950]

The crossover we needed but we didn’t know we needed. Glory to Jesus Christ!

[@hoseinexile07]

Glory forever!

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

Crossover from what to what?

[@Juliet04738]

@@suzannemcmaken4648 crossing over each other ?

[@babylipsx]

This dialogue really sent a lightbulb moment off for me. When Jordan talks about self awareness being no different than misery and negative emotions. I take that and infer that today’s society of young people are obsessed with the pursuit of healing oneself through self awareness and essentially creating your reality (manifesting and popular spiritual beliefs). Whereas if you instead don’t focus on “healing” yourself but allow Christ to heal and practice His teachings, be subservient to Him, your husband, to your family, you will be ultimately healed. This is huge for me because I’ve always considered myself extremely self aware and saw it as a curse but also a blessing but looking at it through this framework I see I’m disadvantaging myself by putting my focus on what I can do to save myself where I should be focusing on Christ and what He has already done to save me.

[@tebubba]

Holy cow . . .what a stimulating and educational and faith filled discussion. I admire these three men for varied reasons but listening to these intellectuals discuss and explain faith, belief, philosophy etc. is a blessing to me. I have shared this podcase because I consider it a must see & hear. GOD bless you all.

[@NotBlandBlandina]

Fr. Mike Schmitz is amazing!

[@kipling1957]

He’s the one that doesn’t resonate for me. Each to his own I guess.

[@nikkivenable73]

He is so darn handsome 😍

[@meihui7767]

@@kipling1957You may want to try Fr. Mike’s Bible in a Year

[@Yogagirl-bq4kw]

​@@nikkivenable73 Ain't that the truth😂

[@nikkivenable73]

@@Yogagirl-bq4kw I can’t look at him without needing confession on the spot.🥵🥴😇

[@ellenthompson7524]

Jordan Petersons constant reference to suffering fills me with joy!! His understanding of suffering and it's redeeming value is beautiful! God bless him! 🙏❤️

[@robertlotzer7627]

What an incredible panel and discussion. Absolutely superb. No atheist can hold a candle to these guys! I plan on listening to this 2 or 3 times. I wish it was much longer.

[@jamesmccloud7535]

My 3 favorite people on the internet. This is great!

[@LingoFlirt-o-Matic]

These three form the platform of the current status of my Catholic faith. Dr. Peterson's method of questioning, Bishop Barron's answers to those questions and his deep explanations, and Father Mike's method of guiding the rest of us towards the truth given the two...they form a three-man religious symphony. Though they don't work within proximity of each other, they form that dynamic for me. Thank God for bringing them to our lives.

[@anthonyscafidi7846]

What a powerhouse panel! I legitimately got hype when I saw their 3 pictures/names side by side! God Bless these men and their words/work!

[@suzannemcmaken4648]

Do you know who Christ is and His gospel? Get hyped about that.

[@kelkabot]

Why would you doubt it?

[@anthonyscafidi7846]

​@@kelkabotgood question - I guess I wasn't so much trying to convey doubt, rather imply that there's a lot to know about Christ and the Gospels, so to claim that I fully know Him and the Gospels leaves room to poke holes, if you will. And my wife and I are also going through the Bible in a Year podcast together (with our notebooks), and so therefore we're learning more and more about Jesus everyday! God Bless!

[@CedarRose7]

Pleasantly suprised to see this conversation. Timing is great! I have been following JP for 5 years now. Back last September, I joined an RCIA group and on my way to becoming fully Catholic in a few weeks. Father Mike Schmit's Catechism In A Year on the Hallow app has been so helpful in this journey

[@GratiaCordium]

Truly inspiring! 🙏 Christ’s miracles and the beauty of the Church show His love and grace. ✨❤

[@beefstickswellington1203]

Fastest 1 hour video I've ever watched; glued to the screen. This kind of talk is how I think about things almost all the time, but don't have the skill or forum to fully express.

[@josephbochicco8109]

I wish more people would spend an hour here, and just listen. Listen carefully. Then, present your unavoidable questions to God WITH AS PURE A HEART as you can muster up. God WILL answer. Chances are it will be in God's time, not yours's, but continue to ask. God WILL answer, so your journey may continue. May you all experience the adventure of a lifetime. Many thanks to the entire panel.

[@maryjoanangeles4030]

The best discussion panel I ever watch with three highly competent panelists agreeing completely with each other. So much to learn from. And so inspiring. I follow the three of them on KZbin and Facebook.

[@majafleur9646]

Finally, finally... Will be recieved into the Catholic Church this Fall after leaving the JW community 14 years ago to enter the Southern Baptist Seminary as a Protestant. I've searched for this ALL my livelong days.

[@TrueChristianityWithSandra]

God is SO good❣️🙏🏼❤️

[@eternalperspectiveofficial]

"If you abjured all sin you would suffer the least amount possible but that would still not be none" - Jordan Peterson. That final statement was profound. I didn't want this conversation to end. Thank God for the great work He is doing in the lives of these men 🙏

[@ourcauseisjust]

First 20 minutes of the conversation brings me to think of Knowing, Loving, and Serving God. The beauty , goodness and truth bring us to know, love, and serve. 🙏🥰

[@kjosemaria9373]

How explosive! 30 minutes flew by with the weight and substance of the discussion. Here is philosophy's new rockstars - Dr Peterson, Bishop Barron, Fr. Mike Schmitz! Dr. Peterson - I can attest to malevolence leading to trauma, and how dealing with trauma needs to be done in a deep and biblical language of good and evil. You totally nailed it. God bless you, Bp. Barron, Fr. Mike and all who bring the truth to this age and fore.

[@donnaostojski5478]

Wow. What a discussion. Impressed with Peterson's discourse and argument. A level of rich discussion where each participant enriched the answers of the other participants. So nice to hear the development of the picture of God. We have come a long way. I believe the use of ubiquitous technology is moving our understanding of faith and it's necessity in our lives in a very rapid and deep level.

[@lenaalley8689]

Father Mike and his simple heartfelt answers are the root of helping people with their faith and love of the church ❤

[@jaynemcswiney8957]

This was an extremely transformative conversation, thank you. These conversations help counter balance the prevailing misery and shallowness of popular culture online. Can we please have more of JBP, Bishop Barron and Fr Mike.

[@lavp2099]

Fr Mike asks great grounding questions here making it really easy for people who are new to the church

[@evedotcom]

This feels like a lifetime ago now but I have to express my gratitude. Jordan’s videos saved my life from a nihilistic suicidal depression in the mid - late 2010s. The despair had been building up for a long time and I was barely holding on. Forever thankful. Later with his biblical series and other conversations, he opened my eyes to Christianity, and this was truly the “gateway drug” for me. It feels like a miracle that I was receptive to this given the secular, anti-Christian, overly intellectual, far left spaces I have been in. There are very few examples and not much support for a devout Christian life around me. It has been very gradual and nonlinear over the last several years, but especially in recent times I feel my heart opening to God more and more. I have failed many times to read the bible, struggling with focus and discipline. This talk brought my attention to the Bible in a Year series which I started last week, and I’m already at day 28! It’s wonderful and accessible and I’m so excited to finally be reading the Word of God. Thank you 🙏

[@PaulTheHermit77]

I had the same at the same time and the same guy was the one that started me taking time to let God start to fix me. God bless you on your pilgrimage!

[@emanosama8494]

How wonderful for brothers to come together. I am totally satisfied and mindfully nourished. God bless you all. Thank you ❤

[@xFearGodx]

To answer father Mike Schmitz question on how he can get thru to the youth, it's because he speaks In a real way. Like I love Jordan P and Mike (don't really know the other guy but he seems good) But father Mike Schmitz just has a real way of speaking. Listening to the other two can loose you, they're just so smart it's a bit difficult. Mike just speaks in a real way, he breaks it down in a way that anyone can listen and go, yeah that makes sense. Father Mike, thank you for everything you've done man truly

[@dunamis8639]

The way JP bends and listens to them❤ . He's honest and eager to listen and learn something 👌

[@Erinb8185]

I'm not often proud to live in MN so the fact that Bishop Barron and Father Mike are here is a huge blessing. I hope that they can help keep the Catholic faith alive despite the many obstacles in the way.

[@jnnyanz218]

Jordan Peterson put me on the path back to Christianity after 2 decades of atheism. His Biblical Series was the bridge back home for me. It took me from thinking the Bible was an evil and primitive book to appreciating it to the point that I reverted back to Catholicism. I pray for his conversion into the Catholic Church. 🙏🏻 God bless JP.

[@Jerome616]

Amen!

[@oliverclark5604]

to Jenny Anzaldua, I appreciate and thank you for your post response on help from Jordan Peterson. For me the Catholic Church is a procreation gift role helper of families in their members' identity-roles. I do not believe (in uncertainty as all belief by definition is in uncertainty, otherwise it is knowing) one can be "converted into the Catholic Church" as a procreation gift role. I believe that the Catholic Church and Catholicism are not family member/group identities in need of union but instead are procreation gift roles. Particularly on 17 June 2021, Pope Francis in his identity role as a consecrated celibate married by vows to man in Christ by his consecrated celibate marriage's exercise of an absolute power of authorisation simultaneously authorised it ensuring and it insuring. This corrected this inversion of gift role and identity need both in Pope Francis' own particular case and in the general case keeping the inseparability and qualitative equality of these cases of: (a) embezzlements of his ensuring procreation role gift charity donations by ten of his Vatican state citizens/employees, including Cardinal Angelo Becciu (all convicted/sentenced of/for this criminal offence in his Vatican state criminal court on 18 December 2023 on indictments authorised by Pope Francis' consecrated celibate marriage on 17 June 2021), (b)an unacceptable risk of fraud on his insuring his family member identity as a consecrated celibate marred by vows to man in Christ in need of union at unacceptable risk of fraud by the Italian state Parliament "Zan" anti-homophobia bill then defeated in early November 2021 after a protest note against this bill authorised by Pope Francis' consecrated celibate marriage. best, Oliver Clark, age 77, anglo-catholic accredited catechist of roman catholic church gift role group religion in the Archdiocese of Brisbane, Australia, joined in consecrated marriages, male female from 1991 (8 children) then celibate from 2017 on the death of my wife, and continuing.

[@DarkMatter2525]

JP is no biblical scholar, so I'm sorry, but he should not have affected you in that way. He adds a lot that isn't there and ignores a lot that is. The bible has a mix of both good and bad, as we would expect it to if it were written by fallible human beings. What I cannot abide by, however, is someone denying the evil that's clearly in that book. "God" demanding the deaths of infants, that people do such killing for Him, is evil. It is simply wrong to defend the ancients' excuse for such slaughter, that a "perfectly good" God told them to do it. No, they did it for reasons no different than the other genocidal tribes of their time. One must suffer from extreme cognitive dissonance to call such barbarity "good".

[@jnnyanz218]

@@DarkMatter2525 lol you sound like me when I was a Reddit atheist 10 years ago 🤣

[@thylabyrinth]

@DarkMatter2525 Thanks for taking time out of your busy gooning schedule to drop this tepid surface-level take. 👍

[@jimgrossman5367]

A poem I wrote today inspired by this talk. I've called it Beauty's Guild Beauty's Guild: Right on Right on Go ahead with the beauty. I want it, I need it, my soul decrees it. Your commands are beauty. Your law a delight. A blessing a grace, a light of life. They bind me up and help me heal, you keep me from all the ways of ill. The way which split me asunder. The way I hate. But the way I blunder. But I like that too. And I hate that I like it. What a dolt. An unchanged dunder The law is there. It's calling to beauty. The prophets, the wisdom, the bare and clean beauty. It's a beautiful look at something we miss. When the rules we see as a way to restrict But I got to the truth, The feeling, the telling, The weight of the beauty The stories of old so deep and so moving. Of Jonah. Of Job. Heavy and hard. Naked I come, and naked I go. The weight of it all weighs heavy and slow I still feel it. I still dread it A queen or a demon, a beauty or jealous uneven. Quiet repose heavy sense of dread Impending and heavy What can be said? A call to beauty that you know is so right. So heavenly and holy, so wise and bright. It calms all chaos and still all hearts. All strivings are stilled, and chaos departs. But the sacrifice, the order, the heart set aright. Is never so easy as simple delight. Its a battle, a cry, a broken contrite heart. That never comes except in a fit. A cry and a breath, a splash and a struggle, a painful, ugly and nasty trouble. You can't fix the sense of what's awry You can't touch it, can't grab it, can't dig down and find it. It's higher above. In quiet untouched beauty. Holy and pure. Unchanged and yet eery. God, I don't want to change. I hate this feeling. But you are the God who calls me to beauty. And also the God who leads me and moves me. To righteousness, so still so calm. To waters so pure, and cold, and so long. But I don't drink, and I steal and I kill, I lie and I loathe and I hide and I feel. My little soul splits, serving my own desires. the still small voice, I silence and shudder. Tweak that, change that, say that part better, leave that part off that, don't utter and mutter Don't twinge in glee. Don't rejoice in evil Dont split, dont be a fool, sick and twisted, with honey so sweet that is eaten in secret How sick you can be. and somehow still think, ahhh, what a cool drink. Conviction stirs Yet so does beauty Staccato'd by calm Ever the same, ever the balm Yield to the Spirit Pray for the soul. Speak with the God who reorders you all Both high and so lofty, The daily painful call chaotic yet ordered so big, and so small The hallowed name The broken hallelujah Is the mysterious way to the higher beauty You went off the tracks. You tasted the forbidden. Half in the struggle Half on the mission A still small voice of hope is left Choose this day, whom you'll serve next Will it be the voice of God and his spirit? Or blindful, willful, and woeful you'll steer it? I take a deep breath and I sigh. I haven't the strength I haven't the build Help this sinner yield, and save my soul through beauty's guild

[@JetsfanMrT]

Three great men, God bless you all. I wouldn't be the devoted Catholic I am today without you. Life is better with Christ. Non nisi te Domine, Totus Tuus!

[@fuelmotive8716]

It’s funny how they have this much extremely deep, sometimes so deep it loses sight of itself, conversation and questions, and Mike just gives a concise theological answer because the Word gives us these answers

[@couragedear]

Only by God's Mercy does Jordan have the courage, and it's carrying so many of us forward on our trails.

[@josephkaranja8716]

Wow.. I never thought the Abraham story had clear link with my own reality. It has been just one of those stories I learnt in school and listen in mass. Now, I desire to read it and relive it. Thanks.

[@tknows470]

This is stretching the limits of my intellect and understanding. I will definitely need to listen more than once. ❤

[@danserrano100]

The world need these three men as beacon lights in challenging confusing times personally and socially.

[@Rocketninja200]

JP's opening where he defines who Christ is is the most detailed explanation I've ever heard. It perfectly aligns with the beginning of The Gospel of John as he describes him more broadly.

[@ebinmatt860]

This is a gift! So much more than a box of chocolates or any form of hedonistic pleasure, that you have the three pillars of intellects who have interpreted the Bible in the best way they could, come together and have a discussion. Thank you Lord! We need this and do our bit on whatever we can because we can't stop here by just watching this. There is something more for us to do and spread the good ✝️