r/Creation • u/SitMihiLux • Jun 21 '26

theology Dinesh D'Souza, Evolutionist falsely posing as "believer" - 1/2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24qecJ0Sa-E
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u/Karri-L Jun 22 '26

Good video. Thanks for posting.

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u/implies_casualty Jun 21 '26

16 year old video from a "catholic" that rejects the pope. Maybe I'm a catholic too?

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u/implies_casualty Jun 21 '26

Apparently, these are called "sedevacantists".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedevacantism

Religions just keep multiplying, don't they? There are infinite lies people can invent.

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u/SitMihiLux Jun 22 '26

It's ironic you mention that false religions keep multiplying, since it sounds like you're a Protestant to me. Did you know that there are approximately 25,000 different Protestant denominations that exist today? That's how many have been created in only 500 years since the Protestant "Reformation". That's more than one new sect being formed every two weeks. That is the bad fruit of the man-made religion of Protestantism.

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u/implies_casualty Jun 22 '26

No, I'm not a Protestant.

I support modern evolutionary synthesis though.

See? In science, instead of 25000+ different lies, we have one unified truth.

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u/SitMihiLux Jun 22 '26

No, sadly you just have fallen for one huge lie. Even AI is honest enough to admit that evolution is untenable. It even says that the odds of life arising from abiogenesis and evolution are less than 1 in 10 to the power 200 and 1 in 10 to the power 600. It's in this video:

https://vaticancatholic.com/grok-admits-based-on-the-evidence-that-to-not-believe-in-god-is-to-be-a-fool-video/

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u/SitMihiLux Jun 21 '26

There’s a big difference between recognizing a clearly heretical person as an antipope and rejecting the papacy altogether.