Prophecy and Politics: 9/6/2025

from Joshua Fontanilla · host Joshua Fontanilla

Capitalism vs the Vatican. The Vatican opposes the very foundation of capitalism and the American system: private property. Instead, the leaders of the Church of Rome prefer "redistribution of wealth." This is NOT an attack on Catholics, but rather a discussion of history. Particularly the feudalism of the Middle Ages. I’m focusing on what the LEADERSHIP of the Catholic Church teaches and practices, not the average Joe.

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