#12588 Could the Pope Crown a New Holy Roman Emperor Today? - Jimmy Akin
<p>“Could the Pope Crown a New Holy Roman Emperor Today?” While the papal authority in this regard has evolved, the discussion touches on the historical significance of such ceremonies. Other intriguing questions include whether zombies could get married and what argument one might use to convince a medieval king of time travel. Additionally, the conversation explores the limits of a priest’s ability to bless water.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>01:20 – Could zombies get married?</li>
<li>12:04 – What person does Jimmy consider a healer</li>
<li>21:45 – Does the Pope still hypothetically have the power to crown a Holy Roman Emperor?</li>
<li>28:47 – If you were cast back in time, let’s say to medieval Europe. You are captured upon the moment that you materialized in the past and were brought before the King immediately. You have one argument that you can present to the King to prove that you are a time traveler (and not say a witch). What argument could you use to convince the king that you time travelled? If you fail at the argument you’re burned at the stake. Those are high stakes!!</li>
<li>37:12 – Is there any evidence that ancient humans may have reached a level of technological advancement similar to, or even higher than, ours, and that this knowledge was somehow lost after the fall or after the great flood?</li>
<li>51:20 – How much water can a Priest bless in one time? Presumably they cannot bless the whole ocean so how far is their reach in this regard?</li>
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