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Jimmy Church

Started by mikealden, January 27, 2014, 07:37:07 PM

Faustina

This is boring.  Bring on Guest No. 2. 


Faustina

2nd half topic sounds good:  " In the latter half, Rev. Michael JS Carter explores the possibilities that the Bible, Koran, and other religious texts contain clues to visitations from ETs."

Juan Cena

Quote from: Taco Bell on March 26, 2016, 10:45:39 PM
You don't need money when you have a ride.



See above comment.

The fact that creationists waste precious time on dinosaurs makes me want to distance myself from creationism.

Juan Cena

Quote from: Faustina on March 26, 2016, 11:03:03 PM
2nd half topic sounds good:  " In the latter half, Rev. Michael JS Carter explores the possibilities that the Bible, Koran, and other religious texts contain clues to visitations from ETs."

Probably tired old stuff like claiming Ezekiel's wheel was a UFO. Heiser trashed that theory ages ago.

Juan Cena


Tricia has probably never read the Bible.

Morgus

Quote from: Faustina on March 26, 2016, 11:03:03 PM
2nd half topic sounds good:  " In the latter half, Rev. Michael JS Carter explores the possibilities that the Bible, Koran, and other religious texts contain clues to visitations from ETs."
That guest is a regular face on the TV show "Ancient Aliens"  ;)

Juan Cena

Quote from: Morgus on March 26, 2016, 11:48:41 PM
That guest is a regular face on the TV show "Ancient Aliens"  ;)

So you're saying he's a racist?

littlechris

Quote from: Juan Cena on March 26, 2016, 11:23:11 PM
Tricia has probably never read the Bible.

Sounds like it. Much of what she says does not coincide with biblical doctrine.

lurkernerge

Jesus confirmed hubrid.


Morgus

Finally in the last half hour a caller brought up the Ezekiel sighting...

lurkernerge

Quote from: Juan Cena on March 26, 2016, 11:14:54 PM
Heiser

Speaking of Heiser, he's on DMDN right now on Truth Sentinel.

CornyCrow

Quote from: Juan Cena on March 26, 2016, 10:29:14 PM
Tricia saying a lot of stuff without giving any sources.
She says her book is footnoted extensively.
I kind of liked her. 
The other guest, I fell asleep during.  Same old boring stuff. 

CornyCrow

Quote from: littlechris on March 26, 2016, 11:57:23 PM
Sounds like it. Much of what she says does not coincide with biblical doctrine.
I thought her concept is that the bible is a group of selective books joined together to support some power elite and that Jesus was originally set out to stop that sort of thing and to bring the possibility of enlightenment to all of humanity.  She said the Brahmins were after him because he brought their mystery teachings to all castes. 

There may very well be books in the Vatican library that contained more of his teachings and should have been included in the bible. 

ItsOver

I'd be willing to bet Church is the heir apparent if Jorch ever dissipates.  He's better than Jorch or Ms. Wade but he still sounds like he bathes in 10W-40 motor oil.

Uncle Duke

Quote from: Segundus on March 27, 2016, 05:09:45 AM
She says her book is footnoted extensively.
I kind of liked her. 
The other guest, I fell asleep during.  Same old boring stuff.

Bragging about number of footnotes is a favorite chest beating trait of many UFO/paranormal authors these days. Footnotes are only as good as the sources they represent, however.  A few years back I read a heavily footnoted UFO book by a guest I heard on C2C, the majority of the footnotes referred back to other books the guy had written and/or sources of dubious pedigree.  I'm thinking it was either Redfern or Randle.

ItsOver

Quote from: Uncle Duke on March 27, 2016, 08:44:53 AM
Bragging about number of footnotes is a favorite chest beating trait of many UFO/paranormal authors these days. Footnotes are only as good as the sources they represent, however.  A few years back I read a heavily footnoted UFO book by a guest I heard on C2C, the majority of the footnotes referred back to other books the guy had written and/or sources of dubious pedigree.  I'm thinking it was either Redfern or Randle.
I was thinking the same thing.  She could be referencing Marvel Comics or something even less credible.

CornyCrow

Quote from: Uncle Duke on March 27, 2016, 08:44:53 AM
Bragging about number of footnotes is a favorite chest beating trait of many UFO/paranormal authors these days. Footnotes are only as good as the sources they represent, however.  A few years back I read a heavily footnoted UFO book by a guest I heard on C2C, the majority of the footnotes referred back to other books the guy had written and/or sources of dubious pedigree.  I'm thinking it was either Redfern or Randle.
Yes.  I suppose one of the best reads for matters involving Jesus might be Bart Ehrman, as mentioned by someone else.  My husband has all of his books, I think.  I, though, actually appreciate the Theosophists and would like to know a bit more about the various mystery schools and think this author can probably give me what I want. 


Juan Cena

Quote from: Segundus on March 27, 2016, 05:14:51 AM
I thought her concept is that the bible is a group of selective books joined together to support some power elite and that Jesus was originally set out to stop that sort of thing and to bring the possibility of enlightenment to all of humanity.  She said the Brahmins were after him because he brought their mystery teachings to all castes. 

There may very well be books in the Vatican library that contained more of his teachings and should have been included in the bible.

The books about Jesus described as apocryphal are ones whose origins cannot be traced to the 1st century AD. The Gospel of Thomas, for example, dates from the early 2nd century AD at best.

Zetaspeak

Surprised nobody mentioned the funny story Jimmy said early on that he was talking to somebody and out of no where Jorch came to the table and joined the conversation. After Jorch left Jimmy and his guest just laughed as they were having a deep in depth talk about something but Jorch came in and disrupted everything and ruined it.

I personally thought that was the most accurate description of Jorch's interview style lol

Nebraska888

Quote from: ItsOver on March 27, 2016, 08:24:26 AM
I'd be willing to bet Church is the heir apparent if Jorch ever dissipates.  He's better than Jorch or Ms. Wade but he still sounds like he bathes in 10W-40 motor oil.


God......that is hilarious and true.

Quote from: Nebraska888 on April 03, 2016, 02:21:26 PM

God......that is hilarious and true.

I think it's obvious the heir is Schrader. He receives much more time that Timmy.

ziznak

Quote from: ItsOver on March 27, 2016, 08:24:26 AM
I'd be willing to bet Church is the heir apparent if Jorch ever dissipates.  He's better than Jorch or Ms. Wade but he still sounds like he bathes in 10W-40 motor oil.
he's keeping the seat warm for jorch....

oh wait jorch didn't go anywhere? who knew?

The Kraken

J Church is currently interviewing some abductee named Adam Ambrose on Coast. It's pretty interesting.

Quote from: The Kraken on April 08, 2016, 10:47:20 PM
J Church is currently interviewing some abductee named Adam Ambrose on Coast. It's pretty interesting.

I'll try picking it up. Sounds interesting but I think Coast has their 15 minutes of commercials coming up in the next minute.

The Kraken

Yeah they do have a lot of commercials and like a 7 minute local news break at the top of the hour.

This is pretty good so far. I wouldn't be surprised if Church replaced GN in the future.

The guest just socked the alien right in the eye.

Quote from: Mind Flayer Monk on April 08, 2016, 11:41:59 PM
This is pretty good so far. I wouldn't be surprised if Church replaced GN in the future.

The guest just socked the alien right in the eye.

Better than that wannabe on MITD.

Quote from: 21st Century Man on April 08, 2016, 11:50:37 PM
Better than that wannabe on MITD.

To be fair, this is the second time Church is interviewing this guy.

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