I said it was possible he died a martyr. I don't know. So no, I'm not backtracking.

So you believe there was a possibility of Kirk being a member of the Church while he was speaking at his event, prior to his death?

However I would say Catholicism goes way too far. Catholicism believes two things as dogma, and most Catholics, if you ask them this, some don't even know. Number one, do you believe that Mary was sinless? The Catholic Church does. There is no biblical basis for this, the only of which would be that Mary was full of grace, and the annunciation of Mary in Luke 1. That is a big stretch. By the way, that was not even added into official catholic dogma until the mid-1800s.

There is a second form of Catholic dogma that's believed that Mary was assumed into heaven...again, that is a pure faith claim. It is not biblically supported at all, whatsoever.

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I find biblical evidence to show that Mary was sinful like all the rest of us.

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I personally would not be able to enter into a faith that believes that anybody expect Jesus Christ our Lord was without sin.

So in your beliefs, there is 0 chance Candace Owen’s and Charlie Kirk are ѕуηαgσgυє agents (whether by membership in Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ, or other shell organizations)

Therefore we need not to ask questions or look into it for ourselves?

Knock yourself out. Just don't accuse as a fact without hard core evidence. Yeah, 0-chance - I don't believe they are ѕуηαgσgυє agents in any shape or form but then I don't believe everyone (other than the Cathinfo elites of course) are Freemasons like you do.

Ok, I finally got the link to play for me - seems to have freed up once midnight passed. Firstly, you are correct, this video should not have been doing the rounds without the whole message. I don't like that either. That said, I am not scandalized by his comments nor consider them "blasphemy" (meaning contemptuous or profane speech or action concerning God or a sacred entity). I'm a convert myself, and I know how difficult it is to wrap your head around certain Catholic beliefs. They seem obvious to us as Catholics, but when you have been brought up differently - sola scripture - it can be difficult. It is interesting to notice though how direct and matter of fact and respectful he is about Catholicism - he lists three things that prevent him from embracing Catholicism: Papal infallibility, Mariology (Immaculate Conception/Assumption), and (to a lesser degree) transubstantiation; three very difficult concept to digest if you haven't been brought up with them. He says he cannot find scriptural evidence for these beliefs but ends with saying he is open to debate and has great respect for Catholics. This was all said, according to when the video was posted, one month ago.

Certainly he has not renounced protestantism at this point. However, there is still a noticeable shift towards Our Lady that grows as the weeks go by. His whole demeanor is not hostile, he is simply not yet convinced. I still believe it is possible that such an open soul died with the desire to be united to the true faith. It took seconds for me to embrace transubstantiation and become on fire for the Catholic faith. I was listening to a sermon on the topic when suddenly a wave of complete understanding elevated my mind. I went from believing to it being a memorial meal to KNOWING it was truly Christ, body, blood, soul and divinity. It was mind-blowing and changed my life. So yes, I still believe that anyone saying the rosary every day is not damned. Conversion can happen in an instance if you are open to it.

887. The Sin of Blasphemy.—So far we have spoken of the sins of unbelief that are contrary to the internal act of faith. We now come to the sins that are contrary to the external act, or profession of faith. These sins are of two kinds: (a) The less serious sin is that of ordinary denial of the faith, that is, the assertion that some article of faith is false, or that some contrary error is true. This sin will be treated below in 913 sqq. on the commandments of faith. (b) The more serious sin is blasphemy, that is, the denial to God of something that is His; or the ascription to God of what does not belong to Him. Of this sin we shall speak now.

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892. Unlike God, creatures are subject to imperfections, moral or physical, and thus it is not always erroneous or blasphemous to attribute imperfections to the Saints or sacred things.

(a) If sacred persons or things are spoken ill of precisely on account of their relation to God, or in such a way that the evil said of them reverts on God Himself, blasphemy is committed. Example: It is blasphemous to say that the Mother of God was not a Virgin, that St. Peter was a reprobate, that St. Anthony and St. Simeon Stylites were snobbish or eccentric, that the Sacraments are nonsense, that relics are an imposture, etc.

I find biblical evidence to show that Mary was sinful like all the rest of us.
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I personally would not be able to enter into a faith that believes that anybody except Jesus Christ our Lord was without sin.