Episode 20: Reproduction for Europeans and Christians--from Theory to Action: A Roundtable Discussion with E. Michael Jones, Brian McCall, Tim Kelly and David Schmitt

The Second Society Project of the Third Millennium

TIMELINE INDEX
1:42. “Condom Economics”

2:58. A clueless Catholic hierarchy

8:58. Tyranny, false order.

13:32. Reproduction, more than numbers: teleology needed.

15:12. Kingdom-building attitude.
16:53. Family wage.

24:04. Generosity.

26:17. “One more child that can be ‘reasonably’ expected,”

27:26. “Culture of Death.”

36:04. No despair: things receding toward the rear

41:42. The elders and preparing an economy for nfamilies.

42:10. Waystation for souls bound for Heaven.

43:22. Transmitter-channel-receiver: preparing receivers.

43:31. Houses of study.

45:28. Starting earlier: homeschooling.

47:56. Emergent properties.

49:50. Banking and the culture of enterprise. Brian McCall, The Church and the Usurers: Unprofitable Lending for the Modern Economy (2013), and E. Michael Jones, Barren Metal: A History of Capitalism as the Conflict between Labor and
Usury (2014), both treated the topic of banking in scholarly fashion.

54:50. A crisis of priestly formation.

55:29. Malignant obedience.

56:11. No Church, no check.

57:33. Wresting power from the oligarchs.

1:00. Saving ourselves from “having to crawl to Potter.”

1:01. Strategic non-compliance.

1:04. An enviable position witnessing the end of abject prosperity.

1:05. Kevin MacDonald’s work, Individualism and the Western Liberal Traditio: why is organizing Europeans like herding cats?

1:06. Nucleating a new integrative relationship between individualism and interdependence.

1:06. A boisterous devil: the Regime is losing legitimacy.

1:09. What part of voluntary does Mayor de Blasio not understand?

1:12. The “cunning of reason.”

1:13. One’s fit to a culture of origin: a neurocultural continuum. (D. Schmitt, Medieval Philosophy to the Rescue: A Thomistic Neuroscience & the Mind-Brain Opportunity– Sam Houston State University’s First International Conference on Medieval & Renaissance Thought, 2013, April 4-6, Huntsville, Texas, USA. and discussed frequently by the same in comments at Arktos Journal.)

1:14. All peoples flourish in a relatively homogeneous culture.

1:15. Borders briefly mentioned.

1:17 Emergent properties,again!

1:24. Not accepting defeat:renarrating for success.

1:26. Pushing the envelope: Dear Australia: The Confluence of Faith and Science in Practical Action (podomatic.com) and Catholic Activism Against the COVID Tyranny (podomatic.com).

1:27. The statue of St. Louis: “Perhaps a lesson to be learned.” Also, E. Michael Jones on the Invisible Man (podomatic.com).)

1:28. Contemplation.

1:33. Phronesis: the integration of theory and action.

LEARNING MORE

Dr. E. Michael Jones is a prolific and courageous author. See: Culture Wars.

Professor Brian McCall is a faculty member in the School of Law at The University of Oklahoma. He is also the editor of Catholic Family News, linked here: Home - Catholic Family News

Mr. Tim Kelly is the producer of “Our Interesting Times” with a variety of interesting guests, as well as “Powers and Principalities” where he carries on discussions with his dedicated co-host, Joe Atwill. See: Our Interesting Times (podomatic.com).

For other podcasts by David Schmitt: www.podomatic.com/podcasts/deschmitt. Many episodes from a biologist's perspective on the nucleic-acid, protein-factories that have been foisted upon the world’s populations. Dr. Schmitt’s doctoral work involved magnetobiology, behavior and the nervous system. Dr. Schmitt spent three years as a guest researcher at the Nobel Institute for Neurophysiology studying the spinal control of locomotion.

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