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Fuentes NEVER said Charlie Kirk was in heaven
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  • Regardless, of how some people would like to put false words in his mouth.  Shame on any traditional Catholics for falsely quoting him.  You don't have to agree with him, but you should not falsely quote him and thus plant the wrong idea in peoples' heads.

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  • So what exactly does "Charlie Kirk met God in the Beatific Vision" mean to you?


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  • So what exactly does "Charlie Kirk met God in the Beatific Vision" mean to you?

    It's what it meant to him.  And I very highly doubt he meant that Kirk instantaneously entered into eternal bliss from that moment forward, but if you want to conflate it to that and rush to a rash judgment of him in the process, I can't stop you.

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    Re: Fuentes said Kirk Met God in The Beatific Vision
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  • It's what it meant to him.  And I very highly doubt he meant that Kirk instantaneously entered into eternal bliss from that moment forward, but if you want to conflate it to that and rush to a rash judgment of him in the process, I can't stop you.

    Corrected title for you. (It’s the same thing)

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    Re: Fuentes said Kirk Met God in The Beatific Vision
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  • Corrected title for you. (It’s the same thing)
    Quite an interesting phenomenon with the Fuentes fellow.

    If he only retains a small audience, he is widely written off by some as a weird little loser, or worse.  If in spite of tremendous opposition, he gains some modicuм of success and keeps growing, he is called a fed, an agent, a controlled op, a gatekeeper, etc., etc., etc.  The Jews are notorious for that kind of thing especially when they and their agenda are being questioned by someone and much more when they and their agenda are actually being exposed.  It makes you wonder about some of the folks who are the most vehement on CathInfo in smearing him and marginalizing him.  If Fuentes disappeared tomorrow there would be one less voice, and a powerful one at that, to expose the Jews and their agenda.

    But that some of the folks on CI who spend so much time trying to smear Fuentes would use but a fraction of that time to go out into the public arena and risk their lives in exposing the Jews and their agenda.  Yeah, I know.  Fat chance of that ever happening.


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  • It's what it meant to him.  And I very highly doubt he meant that Kirk instantaneously entered into eternal bliss from that moment forward, but if you want to conflate it to that and rush to a rash judgment of him in the process, I can't stop you.
    Saying that Fuentes never said it, is a lot different than saying he didn’t mean it as he said, so actually your title here is inaccurate, not mine.

    Fuentes did in fact say Kirk was in heaven because that is explicitly what “receiving the beatific vision” means. I’m not discounting that Fuentes might be so ignorant about his faith that he just doesn’t know what the beatific vision even is. That could be, or it could be that he is just the average Novus Ordo heretic who would say the exact same thing. Heck, I know at least ten people at my old SSPX Church who have said Kirk is in Heaven.

    If you want to defend him by saying “he didn’t mean it the way he exactly said it!” then go ahead. I don’t really care. Regardless, the statement is still materially heretical at the very least.

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    Re: Fuentes NEVER said Charlie Kirk was in heaven
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  • So what exactly does "Charlie Kirk met God in the Beatific Vision" mean to you?
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    You are absolutely correct. This statement means Kirk went to heaven or is in heaven.

    This thread is absurd; the OP, I mean. :facepalm:

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    This thread is absurd; the OP, I mean. :facepalm:

    What's really absurd is all the endless electronic ink certain pharisaical TradCats spend obsessing and fretting about Nick Fuentes.  Get a life.  cf. Matt 7: 4-5 


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  • What's really absurd is all the endless electronic ink certain pharisaical TradCats spend obsessing and fretting about Nick Fuentes.  Get a life.  cf. Matt 7: 4-5
    I like Nicks political takes and generally agree with all of them, but I have an issue with people on here promoting him as if he is at all Catholic in his rhetoric.

    He is constantly shilling for the new order, is incredibly vulgar, and his audience is disgusting in their behavior. They are always on X making “jokes” about raping women, beating women, self abuse, and generally just being overtly disgusting. Everybody who has been proximate to those circles knows exactly what I’m talking about.

    His “movement” has slowly just turned into a bunch of edgy online retards who are more interested in calling black people the n word than actually professing their faith.