Topic: Church History

A personal anecdote regarding a hummingbird is used to illustrate Jungian synchronicity and the alignment of intention with reality. The discussion then explores how the visual depiction of angels was altered between 600 and 1000 AD, blending fairy aesthetics with religious iconography to co-opt existing pagan beliefs.

The hosts discuss how the modern calendar is a human-made system that may have been intentionally manipulated by authorities like the Church to alter the perception of time. Fulton argues that while astrology depends on planetary movement, Crypto-Kubrology scrutinizes the movement of the calendar itself. They suggest that the current system of leap years and adjustments indicates a long-standing effort to control the human timeline.

The transition from flat earth beliefs to the globe model is attributed to the rise of the printing press and the institutionalization of science. It is argued that science sought to distance itself from the Catholic Church but eventually adopted its own dogmatic lies to avoid admitting errors. The flat earth model is linked to the idea of a purposeful creator, which science allegedly seeks to obscure.

The discussion covers the Phantom Time Hypothesis, which suggests that the years 614 to 911 AD never actually occurred. Clyde Lewis explains the theory that the Roman Catholic Church and other early timekeepers faked three centuries of history to legitimize their power. This would mean that medieval artifacts and events attributed to that era are either forgeries or belong to different time periods entirely.