Christ, Caesar, and the Crisis of Nations: The Church Between War, Peace, Prophecy, and the Kingdom of God
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Fr. Andre explores the relationship between Christ, Caesar, war, peace, and the destiny of nations through a theological and historical inquiry into the mission of the Church given by Christ in times of crisis. The episode looks at current tensions affecting Lebanon and the wider Middle East while drawing on major historical precedents including the Crusading era, the Protestant-Catholic 200 Years of war, the Apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico in the New world, the Apparition of the Sacred heart of Jesus to Sister Marguerite Marie Alacoque and the Message to King Louis of France to repent, the Renaissance and the Das Zeitalter der Aufklärung (The Age of Enlightenment) and the French Revolution (The Aufklärung (German Enlightenment) and the broader European Enlightenment which occurred before the French Revolution.
The Enlightenment ran roughly from the late 17th century through the late 18th century (c. 1680s–1789), providing the intellectual, philosophical, the anti-Catholic and social foundations that ultimately influenced the outbreak of the French Revolution in 1789.
What was the Relationship between the French Enlightenment thinkers (or philosophes) like Rousseau and Voltaire who questioned traditional authority (The catholic Royals and the Church), and how directly it inspired the revolutionaries seeking to dismantle the ancien régime.
The Challenge of the Divine right of Kings, the change of the Theological Concept of the God of Authority, Power and Revenge and the introduction of the Anthropological Deism of God who is benign and does not enter into judgement, the Conspiracy of the BIG LIE regarding Queen Marie-Antoinette and the false Propaganda of “qu’ils mangent de la brioche” (Let them eat cake) “qu’ils mangent du biscuits."