Yes, the encyclical is pretty long.  And I think we might be half way through.  But we feel it is important to give Pope Francis's insights fair exposure.  Aside from a few quotes lifted from the text of the encyclical that we are hearing on the radio ...

This time we really mean it.  We had an interesting guest last Friday and just let the conversation keep rolling.  We did not get back to reading the Popes writing.  But we will Sunday the 28th.  And we hope you will call in or comment by Chat.

This week Ella Draper and Abraham Christie in a live interview bring us up to date on what is happening regarding her two children trapped between a satanic death cult and the UK child protection service racket.

Still reading and commenting on Pope Frances's encyclical that calls on everyone, religious or not, to become aware of the diversity and necessity of the diversity of the natural world and the fragility of our human existence on Earth.

We will continue to read from Pope Francis's encyclical.  Please join us and express your opinion on what he is saying - about economics, nature, eco systems, humanity, climate change, religion, etc.

We will continue to read from and comment on Pope Francis's encyclical.  Please find the time to read it yourself and form your own opinions.  The sound bites and quotes that are going about on radio, internet and newspapers simply, as they say,

Ole Dammegard joins the world Beyond Belief to discuss his recent appearance at the Open Mind Conference in Amsterdam, his take on the Bilderburg Meeting which just concluded, a book project collaboration just released called And They Didn´t Go To The ..

Finally, a Pope who is actually interested in what's going on here on Earth. And, he is on the right track! Economics should not control people, climate change is created by our behavior (burning of fossil fuels),

We will talk about the concept of the 'Faustian bargain' and other things that come up in the course of this discussion.  Also will refer to an interesting article on the website Zero Hedge about this subject submitted by Tyler Durden and forwarded to ...

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