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The YouTube video titled "ВАТИКАН. За кулисами «святости» | Эпизод конференции «Глобальный кризис. Кто для нас Иисус Христос?»" discusses the Vatican and its history, power, and controversies. It highlights the Vatican's influence and its role as the international center of Catholicism. The video delves into the history of the papacy, mentioning the dark moments of the Inquisition and the power struggles within the Vatican. It also raises questions about the legitimacy of the Pope's authority and the dogma of papal infallibility. The video mentions scandals and controversies surrounding the Vatican, including its relationships with Nazi Germany and its involvement in financial scandals. The speaker questions the true holiness and teachings of the Vatican and emphasizes the importance of following Jesus' example of love and equality.

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In this section, the YouTube video discusses Vatican City, the smallest sovereign state in the world. It highlights that the Vatican, despite its small size, wields significant influence on the world, comparable to leading nations, thanks to media coverage. The video explains that the Vatican is the international center of Catholicism and the residence of the highest ecclesiastical leadership, the Holy See. The Holy See is considered a subject of international law and has the authority to participate in international norm-setting and establish official relationships with states and international organizations. It also emphasizes the Vatican's mission to promote peace and uphold human rights. Additionally, the video delves into the history of the Vatican, including the origins of its name, and describes the various titles and roles held by the Pope, who leads the Holy See. It discusses the doctrine of the primacy of the Pope and the significance of being the successor of the Apostle Peter. The video also mentions that some Popes are recognized as saints in Orthodox Christianity. Finally, it states that the Pope possesses supreme canonical apostolic authority in the Church, overseeing matters of faith, morality, doctrine, and church property, as well as convening and presiding over ecumenical councils and making judicial decisions.

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In this section of the video, the excerpt discusses the power and authority of the Pope in the Vatican. It highlights that the Pope has the sole jurisdiction over the cardinals, nonces, and bishops who are accused of criminal offenses, and they are not allowed to appeal their sentences to secular courts. It also mentions that the Pope has the right to consecrate individuals as blessed and holy. The video then delves into the origins of the papacy, starting with Peter, who is regarded as the first Pope. However, it questions the legitimacy of Peter's authority, as Jesus himself never possessed any earthly power, and it contrasts the pursuit of worldly power with Jesus' teachings of equality, unity, purity, and love. The video also mentions the numerous biographies and historical accounts of the Popes, which encompass legends, construction of churches, property disputes, reformations, wars, murders, sexual scandals, and a continuous struggle for influence and supreme authority, without any mention of God's teachings.

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In this section, the excerpt highlights the dark history of the papacy, shedding light on the flawed nature of popes throughout the centuries. It mentions several disturbing incidents, such as Pope Sergius III ordering the assassination of his two predecessors, Pope Benedict IX being called the devil in disguise, and Pope Stephen VI desecrating the corpse of his predecessor. The period known as "pornocracy" is also mentioned, where immoral behavior and corrupt lifestyles prevailed among the Roman Pontiffs. Furthermore, it discusses how the power and influence of the papacy increased significantly after the Great Schism in 1054, leading to the initiation of the Crusades by Pope Urban II in 1096, which resulted in bloody and violent wars lasting for four centuries. The excerpt acknowledges that exact numbers of the deaths caused by these Crusades are impossible to determine due to the lack of historical records, but some sources estimate casualties to be over a million people.

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In this section, the speaker discusses the atrocities committed by the Vatican, specifically focusing on the Inquisition. The Inquisition, which lasted for over five centuries, involved torture, suffering, and death in the name of eradicating heresy. It is astonishing to think that a practice as cruel as this was sanctioned by the highest authorities in the Vatican, who consider themselves to be holy and representatives of Jesus Christ on Earth. The exact number of victims is unknown, but it ranges from tens of thousands to millions of people. Additionally, countless women accused of witchcraft were burned at the stake. The speaker also mentions other practices such as anathema, which involves excommunicating and cursing individuals, and the substitution of inner devotion to God with external rituals and obedience to earthly priests. These actions contradict the true essence of holiness and the direct connection between an individual and God through love and spirituality. The speaker concludes by highlighting various papal documents that support the confiscation of sacred Jewish texts, the belief that salvation is only possible within the Church, the establishment of ghettos, and the restrictions placed on Christians living with Jews and Muslims. The dogma of papal infallibility still persists to this day.

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In this section, the video discusses the infallibility of the Pope's words when he proclaims teachings about faith or morality from the pulpit. The question is raised as to whether a rational person can accept this dogma that attributes god-like qualities to a mortal human on Earth. Another topic mentioned is indulgences, which were papal charters that granted forgiveness of sins in the Catholic Church and could be purchased for money. This practice, known as religious fraud, involved deceiving and robbing people by selling them places in heaven or offering relief from purgatory. The extent of power that the Pope should possess in order to absolve sins with the sound of a coin dropping in the collection box is questioned. The video then moves on to discuss the tax imposed by the Pope, called the Lepa or the Denarius of St. Peter, which was introduced in the eighth century and still exists today as a mandatory annual tribute in many countries. It is argued that this church tax is not only a means of financing the church's existence but is also considered a measure of an individual's spiritual life. Additionally, the video highlights the fact that in some countries, this tax is not optional and those who refuse to pay it can be excommunicated from the church and denied participation in religious rituals. The video also sheds light on the historical scheme of making religion the state religion, where the ruler strikes a mutual agreement with the religious priest. In exchange for the ruler's recognition and protection of the church's wealth and power, the religion is granted state status. This allows the church to freely convert the entire population into its flock, thus ensuring a steady income for the church. Moreover, the government assumes responsibility for constructing churches and covering their needs, which are funded by taxpayers. This arrangement strengthens the authority of the clergy and exempts the church from paying taxes, while any dissenters are dealt with by the state's punitive organs. Overall, the video argues that this scheme has been repeatedly employed throughout history to consolidate the power of both religious and political institutions.

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In this section, the transcript discusses the Vatican's relationships with Italy and Nazi Germany in the early 20th century. It mentions the Lateran Treaty of 1929, which defined the boundaries of Vatican City, as well as the Concordat signed between the Vatican and Nazi Germany in 1933. The excerpt also highlights statements made by various individuals, such as Franz von Papen, a German statesman, who praised Hitler and considered him as God's emissary. It further explores the structure of the SS, which resembled the hierarchical system of the Catholic Church. The Vatican's role during the Holocaust is also mentioned, with criticism for not openly condemning the persecution and extermination of Jews. The modern-day Vatican is described as a multi-billion dollar conglomerate with its own bank and extensive real estate holdings worldwide, while the contents of its secret archives and the exact value of its assets remain largely unknown. The excerpt concludes by stating that scandals and controversies have marred the image of the Vatican, with numerous incidents surfacing in recent decades that challenge the perception of it as a sacred and infallible institution.

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In this section, the video highlights some official and confirmed facts about the Vatican. It mentions scandals related to the Catholic Church, including the castration of boys in church choirs, real estate scandals, and the Vatican Bank's involvement in money laundering and its connections with the mafia. It also touches on the controversy surrounding the leaked Vatican documents and the suspicion of ritual human sacrifices. The video briefly mentions the process of canonization and how it can be monetized, with claims that large sums of money are paid to church officials in exchange for the recognition of individuals as saints. The video emphasizes that becoming a saint is supposed to be a result of a person's spiritual journey and inner transformation, rather than something that can be bought or influenced by external factors.

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In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of true holiness, which is described as the result of a deep internal transformation that leads to spiritual liberation from material bondage. The speaker points out the irony of seeing headlines in major media outlets proclaiming certain individuals who have served the papacy as saints, as true holiness cannot be bought or acquired through religious organizations. The speaker then shifts to discussing the open library of the Bishop Accountability mission, which contains a vast amount of documents and reports on investigations and consecrations in various countries. The shocking number of thousands of priests involved in abuse cases in the United States alone raises the question of why they engage in such behavior and continue to do so. The speaker acknowledges that the presentation may seem one-sided, but suggests that it is only the tip of the iceberg and that the Vatican, being the smallest sovereign state in the world, is surrounded by many secrets. The speaker concludes by pointing out that the current state of the world, with suffering, intolerance, and moral decay, reflects the consequences of straying from the teachings of Jesus and emphasizes the importance of following his example of love and equality among all people.

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In this section, the speaker expresses their disillusionment with the Vatican and the teachings of Jesus Christ. They suggest that the papacy throughout history was not aligned with the teachings of Jesus and instead led people down a path of darkness and suffering. The speaker questions where they are currently heading and emphasizes the importance of seriously considering these questions.