Dr. E Michael jones has published this monthly magazine, presumably with the intention of…read morecombatting Modernism, while espousing the traditional conservative Catholic culture missing after the changes in Vatican II. For the most part I agree with what Jones has to say. However, his allegiance to the existing Vatican, and unwillingness to criticize on little more than the local diocesan level is disappointing. The Vatican has exercised its liberalism for nearly fifty years, and the results for Western culture have been scandalous, let alone, for the growth of the Church. Yet, Jones still doesn't insist on a return to the old Latin Vulgate, or that the Pope is in a state of sedevacantism despite history at times having two different claimants of the Papal office. I agree with Jones on many things, but for whatever reason, he ignores the 2000 year history of Catholicism, in favor of the Populist position, which have shown little if any positive results. I agree with his comments that," There's no such thing as Christian materialism", and that, "the foundation of wealth is labor" However, his livelihood as an author, academic, and publicist would probably be in jeopardy, were some of his quasi feudalistic theories actually orchestrated. Also, his attack of another Catholic media personality was shameless and unnecessary. He worked with the conservative Catholic Michael Voris on the lecture circuit, but when Jones saw an opportunity to take Voris down a peg by exposing Voris'es past homosexual lifestyle he was ruthless. So, much as to write a book about Voris, probably with the intention of gaining disenfranchised Voris followers. Jones has had some cogent ideas, but he's a little off track with some of his viewpoints, and no doubt, impractical due to his ivory tower, intellectual background. Jones'es podcasts are good food for thought, but considering all the people he's conducted character assassination on, he better not have any skeletons in his closet.

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