Good general conversation. Insofar as it behooves one to not allow one's kindness to be taken for weakness, I'm reminded of the quote from Roadhouse, "Be nice... until it's time to not be nice"
I tend to take on aspects of the accent where I'm currently living. I still have hints of Southern Louisiana, where I was born. But when I lived in Brooklyn, NY, for a time, people thought I was a native because I took on pronunciations like "coa-fee".
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Great dialogue and I really enjoyed this! I want to express something that I don’t think is addressed well enough by the RCC, but I struggle with how to address it because I acknowledge it comes across very hostile. But take this from a Sola Scriptura Protestant that is very open to the Catholic tradition: The reason Sola Scriptura is necessary for the church is due to the failings and corruption of the medieval era RCC that condemned Catholic theologian John Wycliffe and Catholic priest Jan Huss for their challenging errant papists justifying truly corrupt lifestyles. Jan Huss rebuked the church for its role in indulgences and simony for example, and the RCC burned him alive as a heretic and dressed him in demonic robes to mock him. The history on this issue is so gruesome that two popes have now apologized for the church’s role in the story of Jan Huss. There is simply no justifying the condition of the RCC in this era. It was so sinfully depraved that it was more of a political institution than a religious one. Papists referred to the pope as “Our Lord and God on earth - The Pope.” They bought, sold, and traded church offices for power, not for religious service. They whored in brothels, drank, gambled, murdered, committed genocides against fellow Christians for challenging the papists and their debauchery. I don’t see how the RCC can reconcile its broken condition from that era. And the only remedy to challenge the papists and the corruption in the church was a Sola Scriptura approach similar to how John Wycliffe challenged papal involvement in nations and possession of lands. The papists could argue the pope was essentially king of everything with a bull. But Wycliffe challenged them to see how their false doctrines were conflicting with Scripture and even the apostle’s own God ordained roles. There is nothing stopping the church from going down that dark path again without Sola Scriptura. There are bad popes. Some that have even been anathematized. There are bad bishops. The medieval church is the best rationality for the necessity of Sola Scriptura to check the power of the papists and their corruption in that age. And it is evidence why we should never ever revisit papist doctrines as authoritative again. While the church may be in a much better place today, there is no guarantee that will never happen again, unless there is an unmoving, unchanging absolute authority. Sola Scriptura. This is not an attack, this is a plea for reason. Simply reading the history of Jan Huss and the Hussite wars should be a pretty reasonable place for dialogue on this issue. God bless my siblings in Christ.
I'm glad you explained these aspects of southern dialect. I'm from Southern Indiana and do all of the things you talked about in the video but didn't know the terminology for them. My son,who was in kindergarten this past year and learning sight-words,pointed out one day while I was helping him with homework that I pronounced words with -in and -en the same and he corrected me 😆 I was more than a little frustrated with him because it sounded the same to me and so I didnt think there was anything to correct. I had to listen to my wife stress the difference in the sounds before I could figure out what they were talking about and then had to apologize to my son for getting agitated 😂
Jimmy, I think you are becoming more authentic, but that isn't to say that you weren't before. I'm from Chicagoland and have lived in Southern Illinois and Missouri for (now) the majority of my life. I was stunned at how quickly my speech changed and even more stunned at how quickly I revert when I'm home with family and friends. Blessings to you!
During Mass, we say “May Almighty God have MERCY on us, forgive us our sins and bring us to everlasting life” Mercy IS God’s Grace. Frank says he doesn’t hear the Gospel during Mass- except the Gospel is LITERALLY being read out loud every single time. Furthermore, I can’t think of a greater Grace than receiving the actual Blood and Flesh of Christ through The Eucharist. The point of Mass isn’t to be entertained- the point of Mass is to offer sacrifice. And the Greatest Sacrifice is ever before us- Christ Himself being offered up because of His Grace for us.
So what hes saying is he is literally forcing his accent all over just because? Idk this seems really vain and immature, does he dislike liberalism so much he resents talking like liberals hahaha
I have been noticing that Jimmy leaves the "g" silent in ending with "ing." Like the word "saying." Instead, he pronounces it as "sayin." I don't remember him doing this before. Also, it doesn't seem to fit with his study of languages. Has anyone else noticed this, or is it just me?
A more precise way to describe the “ng” speech sound according to place and manner of articulation is to call it a “velar nasal” because the place of articulation is the back of the tongue touching the soft palate (velum) and the airflow is directed through the nasal cavity. Jimmy is substitutin’ the velar nasal with an alveolar nasal (or “n”) in which the place of articulation is the tongue tip contacting the alveolar ridge (bumpy area behind the front teeth) with the airflow directed through the nasal cavity.
I can't believe what I just heard. I was expecting Jimmy to denounce all these special guest appearances back from the dead as demonic activity NOT as being legit. Is this official Catholic doctrine?
