Justin The Catholic State 03 10 2026

https://holylandradio.com -audio streamhttps://t.me/holylandradio -telegramhttps://holylandradio.com -audio streamhttps://t.me/holylandradio -telegramIn this episode of Holy Land Radio, I sit down with Justin for a frank conversation on Catholic theology, the “Jewish question,” and how Christians can navigate today’s media and cultural climate. We trace the shift from classical realism to nominalism, why Thomistic thinking matters, and how objective truth must govern our subjective experiences. Justin outlines Augustine’s doctrine of the “witness people,” connects Old Testament prophecies to the dispersion, and explains why Christian Zionism clashes with Catholic tradition. We also discuss the Noahide laws as presented in the Talmud, concerns about double standards and enforcement, and why evangelization must be rooted in clarity, charity, and conversion—not mockery. Along the way, we talk Catholic media, clergy silence, and the urgent need for faithful lay voices to teach sound doctrine drawn from Scripture and the Fathers. We close with practical reflections on building alternatives: starting podcasts, creating websites and RSS feeds, and supporting a new generation of Catholic communicators committed to objective, theologically grounded analysis. If you’re hungry for conversations that put theology upstream of culture and politics, this one’s for you.