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[EBH]

Interesting that Catholic Answers live is discussing this topic right now on the radio.

[Arthur McGowan]

There’s this thing called the internet.

You are afraid to look beyond the Jack Chick fever-swamp screeds from which you get your “history.”

Don’t blame me because you are afraid to look at the work of professional historians.

There is no law that says that, just because I have given you some information, I am then your indentured servant and must do all your google searches, too.

[delacoert]

Open Forum Thursday, Dec 17, 2015?

[EBH]

I don’t understand your question?

[delacoert]

I went to Catholic Answers Live and listened to a couple of the archived shows hoping to find the one you had heard. I was asking if you knew what the broadcast name/date was.

[EBH]

I am sorry, it was this morning’s broadcast at about the time of my post EST.

The Church in the News
It was a replay from Monday Dec 14th, 2015
Fr. C. John McCloskey

At about 17:22 in the podcast and he states it is a false of religion. http://www.catholic.com/radio/shows/the-church-in-the-news-33813#

[HossB86]

Don't blame me because you are afraid to look at the work of professional historians.

Funny you mention that. I've taken my degree in History, so oddly enough, I'm VERY familiar with researching their work. Funny thing is that when someone makes a claim and does not reference a source for it, there's no way to visit that source and evaluate it. Get it?

You made the claim, not me. When I asked "who?" it was so that I could go look at it. But, since you don't want to provide it, I can only assume that the source(s) either do not exist or are worthless as to their validity.

There is no law that says that, just because I have given you some information, I am then your indentured servant and must do all your google searches, too.

Funny. The actual truth of the matter is that you have actually given me NO information -- just a claim that something has been disproven. Making a claim is NOT giving me information It's giving me an opinion. If you want to give me information, back up your claim with sources. That way, I can actually look at it myself.

It's simple... you see, I HAVE done research... and it all leads to 280-310 AD and Constantine. I can't evaluate your claim if you refuse to validate it.

Take care.

Hoss

[delacoert]

Thanks :)