EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 1H 39M
Dinosaurs and Dragons | CRNRSTN Collective - Episode 29
from CRNRSTN Collective · host CRNRSTN Collective
In this episode, the host, J, along with co-hosts Javan and Angus and Gage, discuss the incredible stances of faith of Mexican Catholics protecting their churches from feminist protests and exorcist priests leading a charge against Satanic presence worldwide. The four of them also look at interesting developments in relation to theories behind dragons and dinosaurs being connected to Biblical accounts in the Old Testament as well as flat mesa forms potential being trees of the Old Earth. They also look at the developments in AI models that are now learning at incredible rates and predicted to take over human jobs much quicker than anticipated. The squad talk about new developments in technology as well, with the Buckeye building a 37,000 acre community called Teravalis, and humanoid robots malfunctioning at restaurants and appearing on podcasts. Finally, the group looks at the importance of donating to missions through Kingdom Builders as well as what it means to take action in spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ.#oldearth #mexico #christianity #dragons #dinosaurs #oldtrees #bible #buckeye #ariozna #humanoidrobots #ai #artificialintelligence #missions #podcast #viral #trending #opinion
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In this episode, the host, J, along with co-hosts Javan and Angus and Gage, discuss the incredible stances of faith of Mexican Catholics protecting their churches from feminist protests and exorcist priests leading a charge against Satanic presence worldwide. The four of them also look at interesting developments in relation to theories behind dragons and dinosaurs being connected to Biblical accounts in the Old Testament as well as flat mesa forms potential being trees of the Old Earth. They...
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