The PROBLEM with BISHOP Mariann BUDDE. Why sex matters and what champions of priestesses get wrong

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Join our channel for exclusive content / @catholicunscripted Visit https://www.catholicunscripted.com/ to support our work and pick up a membership for access to exclusive blogs and videos. Trent Horn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Oeyw75pM0M&t=3s Keywords woke mind virus, Bishop Marianne Budd, Episcopalian Church, feminism, C.S. Lewis, female clergy, God’s fatherhood, justice, mercy, Christianity, gender roles, spiritual leadership, feminism, authority, Catholic Church, Anglicanism, woke culture, masculinity, femininity, theology summary In this conversation, Katherine Bennett and Gavin Ashenden discuss the implications of the 'woke mind virus' on contemporary Christianity, particularly focusing on the role of Bishop Marianne Budd and the historical context of women in the Episcopalian Church. They explore the intersection of feminism and Christianity, referencing C.S. Lewis's insights on female clergy and the importance of God's fatherhood. The discussion emphasizes the need for boundaries and the balance of justice and mercy in understanding God. In this conversation, Gavin Ashenden and Katherine Bennett explore the complex interplay between gender roles, authority, and spirituality within the context of the church. They discuss the implications of feminine compassion versus masculine authority, the nature of God in relation to gender, and the challenges posed by feminist ideologies within religious institutions. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding the distinct roles of men and women in spiritual leadership and the potential dangers of conflating authority with power. takeaways The woke mind virus is a significant cultural issue. Bishop Marianne Budd's role is seen as hypocritical. Historical context is crucial in understanding women's ordination. Feminism has influenced the trajectory of modern Christianity. C.S. Lewis provides valuable insights on gender and God. The fatherhood of God is essential in Christian theology. Justice and mercy are intertwined in the nature of God. Boundaries and limits are necessary for character and definition. The feminist agenda has broader implications for society. Redemption is possible for everyone, regardless of their beliefs. The Trinity must be expressed in gender terms for balance. Feminine compassion without boundaries can lead to chaos. Jesus' maleness is significant in understanding God. The priesthood is fundamentally about service, not power. Feminism's quest for power distorts the essence of the gospel. The Catholic Church's stance on women priests is unwavering. God is spirit, transcending human gender constructs. The church's human nature can fail, but its divine nature cannot. Ideologies should not dictate the understanding of faith. True spiritual marriage is between the soul and God. titles The Woke Mind Virus and Its Impact on Faith Bishop Marianne Budd: A Controversial Figure Feminism's Influence on Christianity C.S. Lewis on Gender and God Sound Bites "No one is beyond redemption." "The fatherhood of God is crucial." "We need boundaries and limits." "God is both justice and mercy." "Niceness above everything leads to chaos." "Jesus is male because God is masculine." "We cannot create God in our image." "The poor will always be with us." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Woke Mind Virus 03:04 The Role of Bishop Marianne Budd 06:12 Historical Context of Women in the Episcopalian Church 09:02 The Impact of Feminism on Christianity 11:59 C.S. Lewis on Female Clergy and God’s Representation 14:56 The Importance of God’s Fatherhood 18:06 Justice and Mercy in the Godhead 24:52 The Role of Gender in Spiritual Leadership 27:18 Feminine Compassion vs. Masculine Authority 30:30 Understanding the Nature of God and Gender 35:32 The Quest for Power in Feminism and the Church 39:20 The Challenge of Ideology in Faith