Saint George the Dragon Slayer🗡️ Dr. Taylor Marshall and Kennedy on Evolution, Dinosaurs and Dragons

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[@jefffinkbonner9551]

This is Doc Marshall at his best: teaching about the Saints and the Faith. He’s a great teacher.

[@noecolin2646]

teaching conspiracy theories that are so dumb I can't believe you find this serious, like is education illegal in america ??

[@laurapalmer7759]

The Sword and Serpent Trilogy was the most enjoyable set of books I have read in years. I've read them several times now and I still love them. The audiobooks are also wonderful to listen to! Thank you Taylor Marshall!

[@sylviebissonnette1607]

Si funny that when I was studying évolution for my BSc and as a New Amériques, I was disgusted by Teillard de Chrardin because if his religiosity. Now as a revert Catholic I am disgusted by his gnosticism.

[@ALBUMHUNTERS]

Glad you're talking about this! I will be painting George slaying the dragon on the front of a Fender Strat. Keep shredding for Christ, gents!🎸

[@MereTradition]

Thanks!

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

That’s awesome! 🎸

[@annbiondi2499]

My brother said years ago that no way was the earth millions of years old and dinosaurs were here not that long ago. He also said it was ridiculous to believe that oil comes from decayed dinosaurs. The guy is uncannily always right about everything.

[@tomstulc9143]

Oil is an ambient product of geological Catalytic actions combining methane gas with other minerals linking them together in larger complex molecules. Methane is one of the most prevalent elements in the Earth. The Earth is a giant catalytic oven. volcanic hot spots which have a lot of sulfur phosphorus and other mineral of course methane tend to produce petroleum.

[@wms72]

I knew from studying probability in Statistics class in college in 1974 that Evolution is the BUNK.

[@johnfrancis4809]

Petroleum, hydrocarbons, almost certainly came from a source other than rotting plants and animals. Ridiculous when one thinks of barrels of oil extracted in one year. Imagine,if you can , the numbers since first ones removed in Titusville? Pennsylvania where first oil well constructed.. Worlds in collision is a book from early 1900's. Worth reading

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

@@johnfrancis4809 There would have had to been an unimaginable amount of lush forests and jungles in the antediluvian world. It’s quite possible that world was far more lush, but maybe it was both coalified plants and animals plus some other processes deep in the earth as you said. Coal beds 100s of feet thick would require unimaginable amounts of plants.

[@Al-vj3rf]

Your brother is totally switched on and has a mind which cannot be brainwashed or indoctrinated. Tell him I agree with him on every point you mentioned. I bet your brother is great company. I love people with an independent and open mind. I want to have a beer with him 😀👍

[@sheila7809]

Loved the reading sample of Marshall's book. Great job to both of you! How can I get the audio?

[@DrJonathanGemmill]

Excellent show gentlemen thank you 🔥👏😎. Great to learn more about the real St George 👏. God bless, Ave Maria 🙏⛪⚓👑.

[@lestersenra5407]

AWESOME VIDEO!! Kennedy you rock and Dr Marshal too. I always watch both of you videos, and they are amazing, but when you guys get together it is the best!!! Too bad was only 1hour and 40 mins. It flew by. Thanks and keep it up! God bless both of you and your families!!!

[@caterinadimatteo3336]

Dragons exist. I saw them on Komodo island and they are the same size and some look just like the dragons featured in many icons of St. George.

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

The Lizards on Komodo Island, in Indonesia, are the world's largest Monitor Lizards. While large, they're still Lizards, not Dragons. Let's keep it real.

[@caroleclerkin6316]

This was such an interesting discussion! Love you both! God Bless!

[@vrgg8376]

Great to listen to you two discuss important topics!

[@wms72]

Since I studied Statistics in college in 1974, I have been a young Earth creationist, because evolution is ruled out by mathematical probability. Everything I have studied about empirical scientific observations has supported young Earth Creation. I saw a debate in college between between Evolutionists and young Earth Creationists. I was the only one who stood and clapped for the Creationists. The other dozens of students mindlessly screamed for the Evolutionists.

[@melarrow6202]

You mindlessly clapped for creationists. A story with no point.

[@wildturkey2578]

How do you exist? Are you really this stupid or are you trolling us?

[@JohnnyCkha]

Guys you have no idea this video is pure gold. It seems like another video you ve made, but now this debiling most likely the biggest mind trap and embezzlement in history

[@valerieprice1745]

I love St. George. We Orthodox Christians share this saint. George lived and he really did kill a dragon.

[@brattyyoung1917]

Thank you guys....Great show....

[@Shelley_wa]

The writing is on the wall! Great sensible discussion. This should be shared . Already done ✅

[@dafender]

You should get Michael Hitchborn on to talk about his theory of dinosaurs and the flood. He makes perfect sense

[@Candis55]

This is a great discussion on The Church and evolution. You both bring up ideas i have not considered before. Thank you!

[@LJB456]

Hugh Owen at the Kolbe Center really explains the evil of evolution

[@wms72]

Darwin wrote that Christianity thwarts evolution because it teaches compassion for the weak, whom evolution would prefer to die.

[@siena4ever751]

Fantastic discussion gentlemen. Thank you!

[@GlfcoastFL99]

Thanks you for another amazing show. ✝️📿

[@jamesfitzhenry9301]

I wrote about the knight Gozon slaying a dragon at Rhodes in my book "Defenders of Christendom" years ago and had many people doubtful of the history.

[@maciejnajlepszy]

So great to see those two guys sharing their common sense about the reconciliation of science and religion! Were there more people like you, the Church would not lost its glory and didn't ridicule itself like She did trough Her corrupted hierarchy that accepted the heliocentrism and now, the Darwinian neo-paganism.

[@danielcrowe1335]

You both are so fantastic!!!!

[@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

The Arthurian legends have dragons too. So that's within 2000 years.

[@ibond0007]

TM have you thought of teaming up with a. christian producer to make a movie of this trilogy

[@beatricec9238]

Yes please

[@mariamullins1280]

Yes!!! Mel Gibson would be amazing !! Or Angel studios who did Sound of freedom!

[@brazos.capital]

In South Carolina, we dipped in class constantly. Fun to hear you boys did the same.

[@Mariasol07]

Very interesting, many fairy tales come because of him

[@tinakathleen8571]

Nothing comes from nothing. Nothing ever could.....these are a few of my favourite things. MARY Poppins song. Love creates and God is love

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Songs sung by the Governess; Maria, in the Sound Of Music.

[@mariamullins1280]

Why would there NOT be dragons if there were dinosaurs? Great show !

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Dragons were depicted in Chinese paintings and artwork, for thousands of years. Dragons do not have the evil connotations and reputations, they have in the West. Dragons are symbols of beneficence, nit only in China, but in many Eastern Asian nations. The Emperor of China, wore robes with stylized Dragons, and sat on a Dragon throne. The Dragon dance is a popular Chinese tradition.

[@coraquaid8079]

Great conversation makes much more sense that these "dinosaurs" were actually dragons. What about the Chinese horoscope with the 12 animals signs one of which is considered to be mythical,, the dragon hmmmm

[@elcidcampeador9629]

I think its time you and Trent Horn had a face to face debate so he can stop taking potshots behind his camera.

[@joshuabussell4379]

When I hear that the Ethiopians ate the dragons for meat, it makes me wonder if that's not why they have so many more books of the Canon of the bible.

[@wms72]

Kennedy, this was my first time listening and I subscribed. Do you know in Italy there's an ancient Roman mosaic showing a dinosaur towering over short men in tunics? It's portraying Africa and is called "The Palestrina." An English translation of the Latin name of the dinosaur is "crocodile leopard."

[@femaleKCRoyalsFan]

I find it interesting that tyrannosaurus Rex means tyrant king. Philistine Goliath probably was his size....hmmmm

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

​@@femaleKCRoyalsFanAll creatures are given Latin nomenclatures.

[@wms72]

@@femaleKCRoyalsFan The Latin Vulgate gives Goliath's height as 9 ft 6 inches. I don't know why modern English Bibles mistranslate the Latin.

[@Chiefmaschue]

What's a good alternative to Catholic Answers to get good Catholic information in the midst of a discussion?

[@Eight-PointedStars]

Check out Cortez' log or diary in which his secretary describes a large room in the palace in Mexico City in which there is nothing but the bones of giants (people and/ or animals).

[@watchyoutb]

Really interesting points. I've subscribed

[@deanmcdiarmid7068]

So Noah had dinosaurs on the Ark?

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Yes. At least land dwelling ones. Juveniles require less space, less food and produce less waste, plus they have their whole lifespan ahead to reproduce and repopulate the earth afterwards. Aquatic dinosaurs would have just swam with the fishes.

[@femaleKCRoyalsFan]

Eggs would have been easier to transport

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

​@@jefffinkbonner9551Rubbish.

[@lieutenantnomad9198]

Yes.

[@LaTierraNueva19]

There wasn’t an ark lol at least not a world flood. This Protestant level thinking.. cmon y’all

[@michaelfusco4801]

There are Komodo Dragons alive today.

[@femaleKCRoyalsFan]

Those are smaller lizards though...perhaps a descendant

[@dat8835]

​@@femaleKCRoyalsFanThey are still pretty big, aligators can be really dang huge too, could be described as a dragon

[@christianbenedict4861]

Could you do a response to Father Robinson on his SSPX Podcasts regarding creationism.

[@aloyalcatholic5785]

Trent Horn posted a response to this

[@tinakathleen8571]

"Love is naturally expansive, but Divine Love is creative. Love told the secret of its goodness to nothingness, and that was creation. Love made something like unto its own image and likeness, and that was man......Love must always run risks of not being loved in return, for Love is free...? Page8 of "Holy Hour" compiled by Monaignor Fulton Sheen

[@JohnnyCkha]

If they believe this has all been cycling it means there s a never ending time outside time, meaning they will always crash into something eternal, but to us it's a someone who we all call God , if they say it's eternally cycling it creates a second paradox that is a cause that set the conditions for that eternal cycling which they think they have found to be recollapsing over and over again but that happens to have perfectly ordered preconditions for it to be eternally recycling since that requires an eternal conditioner so it originates so, that becomes a eternal being since the inner is set for eternal cycles, that conditioner we call God, no matter what scientists do with there minds their titanic is condemned to the bottom of their egoes alone.

[@wms72]

Sorry to post so many times, but this was a long, info packed video. Just wanted to clarify: Dr. Marshall read Latin from the 4th Lateran Council found in Ott's "Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma" on the Creation of Man.

[@Appleton-WI]

Thank you! I was trying to search for it but had no luck.

[@jakeracick2301]

Hits home to me because quite honestly I was almost an atheist from Protestantism because of young earth creationism, I see friends of mine automatically shut off to any religious conversation as soon as someone starts to give young earth creationist talking points or a flat earth argument, they roll their eyes and stop listening…if you believe it fine but in my experience young earth creationist pushes more people away from the faith then bring them in

[@e.h.huysegems5003]

Child St. Francisco Marto of Fátima once jumped into a trench and screemed because he saw a monster, reptile-like, that he recognised from hell Or Lady had showed him upon the vision of hell.

[@StNicolausVI]

Isn’t the Komodo Dragon proof of the tie between dinosaur (Greek: terrible lizard) and dracon (Latin: dragon; terrible lizard)?

[@tinakathleen8571]

Whatever existed at the start doesn't mean it's here now, and the serpent which we know refers to fallen angels can't simply be an animal God created like a lizard but demons can shape shift or appear as grotesque creatures as many saints mention these things. StDominic comes to mind. A black large cat suddenly appeared in the church before the 9 Albergenisian women were frightened but St.Dominic banished them in the name of Christ and these women converted and became the founding Dominican sisters.

[@pamdidio9622]

No, perfect sense.

[@TheDragonsofVictory]

The Dragons of Victory are vindicated

[@91Albertus]

When you talked about the theistic evolution theory which says that a previously living animal was given a soul by God and thus becoming the first man, I had this thought - what about thomistic philosophy which says that animals also have souls, just not a rational ones like humans. Wouldn't that mean that either God would have to firstly take out the animalistic soul to infuse the human soul (so killing the animal, and then reviving it again from the dead?) or changing the animalistic soul into a human one (which would be against the teaching that God creates human souls ex nihilo)? And if the soul is the form of the body, wouldn't that also change the body?

[@battyz1]

Monkey wrench.. 🤣🤣 gotta love me a good pun.

[@wms72]

Thank you for the heads up about Catholic Answers. I will NOT support them anymore.

[@77xlchop]

42:22 Y'all aren't crazy!

[@joshuabussell4379]

Also, to believe in Theistic Evolution, wouldn't you have to believe that the Virgin Mary was not THE Immaculate Conception?

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Yes. It’s always important to bear in mind that Our Lady appeared to St. Bernadette in Lourdes in 1858 on the eve of Darwin’s 1859 “Origin of Species” proclaiming “I am THE Immaculate Conception.”

[@melarrow6202]

Oh great . Here we have Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.

[@hawthorne1504]

But could the dragons be dinosaurs the last remnant that survived for a while?

[@tomstulc9143]

Yes many pre-flood animals were aquatic mammals and reptiles. Some likely able to survive.

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Yes. It makes sense that dragons were hunted to extinction-wolves have been entirely removed from whole regions because they were such a menace.

[@hawthorne1504]

@@jefffinkbonner9551 and probably it was just a few left, desperately preying on humans? Just speculating…

[@hawthorne1504]

We know the dinosaurs weren’t wiped out all at once because there are birds which are descendants of dinosaurs…just smaller essentially

[@theresaboldt5797]

Hey TM, did you check with your new metaphysical diva, CO, for her approval.

[@anairenemartinez165]

In catalan is JORDI.

[@marieclarke3269]

Wow🤯

[@Pawel_Jozwik]

So many good arguments killed in the end by the young Earth nonsense.

[@hawthorne1504]

Maybe she won’t sell them because they are blessed?

[@fcobarrios19]

A lot of people, including myself, have either reverted or converted to Catholicism thanks to Catholic Answers Live. Instead of splitting theological hairs, you should go after Protestants or even better, pagans.

[@theresagoldschmidt8740]

You chaps together are funny. Just a question- how could there possibly be anything left of something that supposedly was billions of years old? It doesn't make sense. Any bone etc. would have degraded long before any billions of years had passed.

[@anairenemartinez165]

Ever heard of fossils?

[@tinakathleen8571]

Not even my youngest son believes in dinosaurs since we read in a book that museums don't even display the original few bones found. Rather they are replicas and the majority of bones and all the colours, texture and details are made up so essentially we are required to believe them in good faith blindly. I'm not prepared to do so.

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Nonsense. There are Dinosaur skeletal displays in museums all over the world. To say these are nothing but mere replicas and makeshift reconstructions, is incredibly absurd. The T.Rex skeleton in the Field Museum, in Chicago, is the most complete, intact, skeleton of T.Rex. One can visit excavation sites where the skeketons have been preserved in their discovered states. Fossils of these creatures have been discovered on every continent and in many countries, for hundreds of years.

[@ibond0007]

sounds like hogwash from peterson

[@eaglehawkpanther]

Rogan I demonic

[@charlottewyttle1578]

He’s coming around

[@sweetcaroline2060]

​@charlottewyttle1578 Joe Rogan is a vile little man with a little man's attitude. He doesn't believe in God probably because that challenges his own own perception of himself. That might have been uncharitable of me and I do hope he's "coming around" because he reaches a large audience. He could persuade a lot of people.

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Joe’s got his problems, but don’t we all but for the grace of God? The fact that he’s willing to think outside the box and outside the mainstream paradigm is something, but the real hope is in God

[@TheLjdevlin86]

@@jefffinkbonner9551Joe has lead and continues to willingly lead many astray. Praying for his conversion.

[@underthenightmoon1570]

Y’all have good vibes together- very interesting talk… more please-🫶🏻⚔️🔥🩵🌹🙏✝️✝️✝️

[@MichaelK250]

At this point we have entered the delusional stage

[@eaglehawkpanther]

Catholic answers are the home of idolatry = ecumenical rubbish

[@sterlingteall3462]

true

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

And theistic evolution 🤮 And now an AI “priest” to answer your questions 👎

[@LaTierraNueva19]

As opposed to… getting down to Protestant level fundamentalism of denying gods created earth, billions of years old.

[@glenhac5973]

Were the dinasores a neflahim type of man fouling around with God's creation! Neflahim were a hybrid of man and angels! Today modern man is playing with D N A ! Were Dinasores a creation of God or of man?

[@Maccabee444]

I've read the vegetarian types like diplodocus and triceratops were Gods work and the t-rex (with the weak malformed arms) was fallen angel tech.

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

​@@Maccabee444These posts are going off the rails.

[@sheila7809]

Explain yourself.

[@AllForJesusAndMary]

St George and Dragon wasn’t real. It was as allegorical as King Arthur was. Both are a retelling of the archetypal hero relative to the dying and rising god mythos of the ancient Near East. The same with the Grail legends. All are alchemical allegories. They have nothing to do with Christ. The dying and rising god mythos of the ancient Near East long predated Christ and was modelled on Nimrod/Assur. The gnostic enemies of the Church are responsible for the creation of these alchemical allegories in the high medieval period when the Church was at its height. They also incorporated their hermetic (alchemical) symbolism into the very architecture of the great medieval gothic cathedrals having surreptitiously gained influence and power over the stonemason guilds of Europe. Richard Cassaro wrote a book on this. The Church has been duped to this day. I am on the side of the Church myself and firmly believe we need to wake up and smell the coffee.

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

Wew, lad. What are you putting in your coffee? 😅

[@AllForJesusAndMary]

@@jefffinkbonner9551 it’s ludicrous to you because you’re new to this. The truth is often ludicrous at first.

[@thereasonableman2424]

How does St. George figure into the whole dying and rising god mythos when death and ressurection doesn't figure in his story? Unless you count martyrdom and salvation as that... But then you're implying that the enemies of the Church that claim Christ to be a counterfeit of these gods are correct... You seriously sound like the kind of guy that says Constantine invented the Church and that the Church is just coopted paganism, you really, really should cut back on finding secret knowledge, that kibd of mindset is dangerous.

[@thereasonableman2424]

How does St. George figure into the whole dying and rising god mythos when death and ressurection doesn't figure in his story? Unless you count martyrdom and salvation as that... But then you're implying that the enemies of the Church that claim Christ to be a counterfeit of these gods are correct...

[@AllForJesusAndMary]

@@thereasonableman2424 St George doesn’t immediately show a parallel with the DRG mythos, like King Arthur does, but there are muslim legends which says he died three times and each time resurrected. His fourth death is depicted as similar to that of Christ himself which seems weird. It cannot be dismissed simply because it’s Islamic since this religious tradition has little known alchemical roots which the hermetic movement of Europe in the medieval period borrowed heavily from. Apparently the Greek name Georgius means a ploughman or cultivator of land. The archetypal hero of the pagans also goes under the name ‘divine husbandman.’ St George’s day seems to connected with spring-time vegetation and coincides with the spring equinox. There is an obvious parallel with the Green Man which many scholar will agree is shared the same attributes of Osiris (the Egyptian god whose name is a variant of Assur upon whom the DRG mythos is based). Robin Hood is yet another similar legend which has been connected with the Green Man and is absolutely fictional and erroneous considered a historical English figure of the fourteen century. So I can see three examples of legendary or mythical figures mistakenly thought of as historical mistakenly thought of as historical figures. However I can also see how there would be a order of acceptance of these being pagan especially among Christians. They probably wouldn’t have a problem with the notion that Robin Hood is part of the DRG mythos, may struggle with King Arthur being so, and would completely reject the notion completely that St George is the same. Just as they would completely reject the notion of the Grail legends belonging to that same mythos. Or the hermetic architecture of medieval gothic cathedrals, although that’s getting off the topic at hand, which almost any catholic would simply dismiss as preposterous even though it’s incontrovertibly evident to anyone who cares to realise. Christ isn’t a retelling of the DRG mythos. He is the antithesis of it. Or rather it is the antithesis of Christ, even though it long predated Christ, since the Antichrist who is to come is the antithesis of Christ. The key to understand what the DRG mythos has to do with the Antichrist is simply to read Revelations 17:8, which describes the fact that the Antichrist will be resurrected from the dead. But the fact that Christ can be easily mistaken as being part of the same mythos as well as vice versa (the Grail legends) by the ignorant is heavily exploited by the enemies of Christ. Christians in general tend to want to bury their heads completely in the sands when it comes to the parallels between the two simply because they have no idea of how to answer it since they have no understanding where the pagan DRG mythos actually comes from. This in turn affords any anti-Christian with the opportunity to disseminate their relativist lie for the purpose of completely discrediting the true Gospel of Jesus.

[@richardcutt727]

It is very dangerous for arts graduates with more arrogance than knowledge wax lyrical about astrophysics, stellar nucleosynthesis, general relativity, quantum theory, and finally evolutionary biology and molecular biology. Guys. Stick to Hebrew, Greek, theology and church history. Go to mass, try humility, and let men handle the science bit.

[@miroslavpendelj9685]

Mister Kennedy, you are to far from Međugorje! Physicaly, georaficaly, mentaly and spiritualy. I am sad about you because I know that Međugorje works! I will pray for you. Remember - Gospa is holy name! Don't hurt our mother and put your pride down!

[@marybaer4660]

I CANT STAND KENNEDY. HE ATTACKS GOOD HOLY PREISTS AND APPARITIONS. THATS ALL HE DOES.

[@sheila7809]

"That's all he does". Good grief what a judgmental statement. 😢 Go see a priest.

[@StNicolausVI]

No one is forcing you to listen lol.