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“All Roads Lead to Rome” w/ Paul Stobbs

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Are The Founders of the last two hundred years just squatting in the remains of a Christian Golden Age? What year is it really? Author Paul Stobbs returns to the pod to discuss the historical relevance of the sacking of Jerusalem in 70 A.D., as The Tribulation prophesied about in the Bible. Revisionist history and archeology are pointing to about 700 years of “phantom time” that was added between the 1st and 8th centuries. With your internal Sienfeld voice you also have to ask, “What’s the deal with volcanoes?” At the very least, these questions lead to the logical conclusion that the narrative we were schooled with is extremely inaccurate. If the inversion policy of The Founders has been consistent, more than likely our progenitors were a part of a glorious Millennial Reign.

 

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“All Roads Lead to Rome” w/ Paul Stobbs

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