#12089 Does ‘Meek’ Mean ‘Equipped for Battle’? And More Questions - Jimmy Akin

Jimmy Akin explores the surprising etymology of “meek” and answers more intriguing questions on faith, morality, and Church authority.

Questions Covered:

• 05:01 – If we had technology that could let us live forever, would it be immoral to use?
• 08:28 – How should I interpret Romans 10:13?
• 12:18 – How do the nihil obstat and the imprimatur work in terms of Church authority and infallibility?
• 17:44 – What is the etymology of the word meek? Someone claimed it to mean “equipped for battle”.
• 23:40 – Our cardinal retired and they’re going to install a new bishop. What do cardinals/bishops do after they retire? Are they excluded from the College of Cardinals?
• 28:49 – Are there any examples of Jesus asking someone would please, or did he command people to things?
• 37:14 – Why is extending life not immoral? I have some objections.
• 46:36 – It looks like Joseph Biden has been appointed an Honorary Mason. What’s the difference between the Knights of Columbus and the Freemasons?