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060bbe No.856249 [Open thread]

Those who believe in it claim that Jesus' physical blood is absolutely necessary for sanctification while the Lord said “It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing; the words that I have spoken to you are spirit and are life,” and "Do not work for the food that perishes, but for the food that endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man will give to you." The Eucharist parishes when left unattended for, it's physical, and apparently doesn't profit anyone.

How they reconcile this by stating that the Christ's blood and spirit are in the same (directly or indirectly), which affirms monophysitism, thus proving Roman Catholics are monophysites.

Additionally the apostles decreed that believers aren't to drink blood, yet they commemorate Christ with the Eucharist, how? Because they viewed it as spiritual food.

Even tradition confirms this in the Didache "Now concerning the eucharistic thanksgiving, give thanks in this way. First, as concerning the cup: We give you thanks, our Father, for the holy vine of your son David, which you made known to us through your Son Jesus. Yours is the glory unto ages of ages…And you have given us spiritual food and drink and eternal life through your Son."

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01464d No.856250

>while the Lord said “It is the Spirit who gives life; the flesh profits nothing; the words that I have spoken to you are spirit and are life,”

He also said "Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except ye eat the flesh of the Son of man, and drink his blood, ye have no life in you."

When Christ says that "flesh profits nothing" he means that material things and material food won't profit you. But Eucharist is not eaten in a sense that this little peace of bread will materialy feed you, but it gives you grace and gives you spiritual life. Augustine comments on this saying: "Yea, but as they understood it, for they understood that the flesh was to be eaten as it is divided piecemeal in a dead body, or as sold in the shambles, not as it is quickened by the spirit (…) Let the spirit draw nigh to the flesh (…) then the flesh profiteth very much: for if the flesh profiteth nothing, the Word had not been made flesh, that It might dwell among us."

>"Do not work for the food that perishes, but for the food that endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man will give to you."

Yeah and the Eucharist literally fits this description to the letter

>How they reconcile this by stating that the Christ's blood and spirit are in the same

Literally no one says that Christ's blood is the same as His spirit, this is metaphysical nonsense. It's so idiotic that it doesn't affirm monophysitism any more than "rhghhhrae" does.

>Additionally the apostles decreed that believers aren't to drink blood, yet they commemorate Christ with the Eucharist, how? Because they viewed it as spiritual food.

Yea, we view it as a sipritual food also. Not that Christ's body and blood is only spiritually there, but in a sense that this food nourishes the soul, not the body. Seriously, from purely materialistic perspective this little piece of bread won't feed anyone

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e7e02b No.850175 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Daily reminder that Baptists are not Christians.

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50a69b No.856158

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>>856157

By the way, I saw episode 1 of The Chosen free movie. They started out showing a Rabbi and Romans. We hated their chanting music with the women going AAAAHH YEAAAAA AAAAAAHH UNNNNNNHHHH. They should have just got that horrible singer lady out of there and had music, or words. The Rabbi gives some sort of a Sermon to the Fishermen of Israel, saying how beautiful the sea is, and all I could think of was how wrong this was. The Ocean is not in its pristine state, nor is the Garden of Eden accessible to what is supposed to be the holy nation of the world. Then they show that Mary is the one demonically possessed and the Rabbi can't cast her demons out of her, and then they show Joseph or the Lord, prevents Mary from sinning on alcohol or something, like this is what she was doing with her life before God came to her. Which is something Roman Catholics are shown to be Heretics by because they worship Mary as righteous, where the movie is showing she was full of sin before the virgin birth even took place, and that it was God who kept making her righteous but not of her own fleshly capability. Again, completely heretical to Roman Catholic Church standards. Still, none of these sins are written in the Bible, but we can know that Mary's sins do exist because all humans including Noah had sins. They were just repentant and the Lord didn't remember them.

Chosen.tv

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f8c0a8 No.856199

>>856158

>this dude thinking Mary of Magdala is the mother of Jesus

Absolute state of catholicism.

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360c4c No.856204

>>856153

Baptists do not reject Christ or the four Gospels, they reject the idea of someone after Him claiming to speak for God. Also that verse is talking about rejecting Jesus as the Son of God, which no denomination actually does

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bcee61 No.856211

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>>856204

>Also that verse is talking about rejecting Jesus as the Son of God, which no denomination actually does

Oh really? Then what about Matthew 7:22. It's a very famous verse; Perhaps you've heard it before. It goes something like this:

>Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.

>Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.

>Baptists do not reject Christ or the four Gospels,

I know we don't. I'm talking about how other groups aside from us have presented a fundamentally different Gospel. We are told to remain separate from those that teach a false Gospel, as it says in Galatians 1:8-9… as in essence these other groups are preaching what Paul calls "another Jesus," as he says in 2 Corinthians 11:4.

Read what Paul says about such groups.

>Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?

>And what concord hath Christ with Belial? or what part hath he that believeth with an infidel?

>And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ye are the temple of the living God; as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people.

>Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you,

- 2 Corinthians 6:14-17

>If any man teach otherwise, and consent not to wholesome words, even the wordsPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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516481 No.856223

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You won't find God in a church, you find God when you're praying to Jesus at 2AM." - Alex Jones

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0f5a04 No.855676 [Open thread]

I'm going to be blunt here but I don't think it's good for Christians to ask other Christians to pray for them. Your prayers should be between you and God, asking other people help pray for you shows fear and doubt that your prayer won't be answered or come true unless enough people pray to get God's attention.

>Therefore I say unto you: Whatever you pray for or ask from God, believe that you’ll receive it and you will - Mark 11:24

>If you believe, whatever you ask for in prayer will be granted - Matthew 21:22

We are asked to pray and believe that our prayers will be answerd, why ask other Christians to pray for you when you already prayed? Have you forgotten the "believe" part? If you don't believe God will hear your prayer and answer it then even with the help of other Christians I don't think it'll come true due to the fact that you have that doubt and uncertenty.

It's fine to ask for comfort and advice from other Christians, if they feel the need to pray for you they will on their own without you needing to ask. I'm don't like seeing posts of "please pray for me" in every Christian community, recognize why you feel the need to make such a request to begin with. Here's another important verse to consider as well.

>And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you - Matthew 6:5-6

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070b56 No.855698

>>855692

/thread

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4f9cad No.855977

>>855676

it's not in my special book so I don't like when people do it

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0dab41 No.856219

>>855676

This is a logical conclusion when you reject intercession of saints

However it is a wrong conclusion

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aaa6f4 No.856220

pray for me frens pray that Gods will be done for me please above anything else

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0201e9 No.856221

>>855676

Besides this conclusive post >>855692,

starting in genesis this is all over the place. God telling Abraham to pray for that dude that wanted his wife, Abraham interceding for Sodom, Moses constantly interceding for the people, etc etc.

And in the OT when the centurion asks the elders in good standing to intercede to Jesus in his stead. Jesus found that a show of great faith and humility.

So clearly God wants us to pray and intercede for one another.

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bd0e1e No.856082 [Open thread]

So the sacrifice of the Mass is considered to be the highest form of worship which is only appropriate to God, latria. This make sense. However, wouldn't it imply there are different levels of latria for each member of the Trinity? Since the priest invokes the Holy Spirit to change the elements into Jesus who is then presented to the Father. But the priest does not offer up Jesus to himself, or to the Holy Spirit, but to the Father, it is the Father alone who is being sacrificed to, with Jesus alone being the sacrifice, and the Holy Spirit alone being the agent of change. So does the Father receive a greater amount of latria than Jesus and the Holy Spirit?

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3b1da9 No.856218

I wouldn't say so. True, the sacrifice is offered to the Father, but what is being worshiped in the Father is also true of the Son and the Holy Spirit. That's why it is said, that even if you only pray to Jesus, you pray to the whole Trinity - because they share divine nature.

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dc3e84 No.855688 [Open thread]

Have you guys heard of Brother Satan?

>Miroslav Filipović (5 June 1915 – 1946), also known as Tomislav Filipović and Tomislav Filipović-Majstorović, was a Bosnian Croat Franciscan friar and Ustashe military chaplain who participated in atrocities during World War II in Yugoslavia.[1]

>Filipović-Majstorović joined the Ustaše on 7 February 1942 in a brutal massacre of 2,730 Serbs of the nearby villages, including 500 children. He became the Chief Guard of the Jasenovac concentration camp where he was nicknamed "Fra Sotona" ("Brother Satan") due to his sadism.

>Filipović's date of birth was 5 June 1915, but little else about his early years has been recorded. In 1938 he joined the Franciscan Order at Petrićevac monastery, Banja Luka, and took "Tomislav" as his religious name.[3]

>As chief of camp Stara Gradiška, which predominantly housed women and children, Miroslav Filipović-Majstorović excelled in sadism. A Jewish survivor of Jasenovac, Egon Berger, described Filipović's sadistic killing of Serbian children,[18]

>"The priestly face of Fra Majstorovic, all made-up and powdered, dressed in an elegant suit and green hunter's hat, watched with delight the victims. He approached the children, even stroked their heads. The company was joined Ljubo Milos and Ivica Matkovic. Fra Majstorovic told the mothers there will now be a baptism for their children. They took the children from the mothers, the child whom Father Majstorovic was carrying, in his child's innocence caressed the painted face of his killer. The mothers, distraught, perceived the situation. They offered their lives for mercy for the children. Two children were placed on the ground, while the third was thrown like a ball into the air, and Fr Majstorovic , holding a dagger upwards, missed three times, while the fourth time with a joke and a laugh, a child was impaled on the dagger. Mothers began throwing themselves on the ground, pulling their hair, and began to shout terribly. Ustasha guards of the 14th Osijek Company took them away and killed them. When all three children were so brutally killed, these three two-legged beasts exchanged money, because they seem to have a bet on who would the first to stick a dagger in a child."[13]

>There is no evidence tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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384d02 No.855811

Nah never heard of him. He sounds like a d— tho. Sorry he stabbed your baby, bro

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b1ac7c No.855964

>>855688

>A Jewish survivor of Jasenovac, Egon Berger, described Filipović's sadistic killing of Serbian children,[18]

So the source of the entire story is the account of one jew? Jews would never lie to us, would they?

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dc3e84 No.856063

>>855689

>Sounds like the Balkans version of pic related.

Except he was nicknamed Brother Satan by his fellow camp guards and was expelled by the Franciscan Order for his sadism.

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a88555 No.856107

>>855688

>A Jewish survivor of Jasenovac, Egon Berger, described Filipović's sadistic killing of Serbian children,[18]

this is the point qwhen i realized all these claims are fabrications. a good rule of thumb to live by is to never trust a jew, especially a jew making claims about a Christian

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4b028d No.856202

Cool judeo-communist fairy tale

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64a838 No.854713 [Open thread]

Change my mind: The United States of America is a wicked country.

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a85218 No.856100

Israel is not a legitimate state

Judaism is not a legitimate religion

Jews are not a legitimate people

Every single Jew who follows Judaism will burn in Hell.

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e9f871 No.856191

But you're right, anon.

Matthew 6:24

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6da589 No.856193

Man is imperfect. Let god wait for the scales to still

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6da589 No.856194

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Also, I sneed atchoo

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78d0a3 No.856197

>>854713

All nations are, but at least the US has freedom, and many states and cities still have traditional values

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a1663a No.854475 [Open thread]

The Prot still cannot give a satisfactory answer to the canon conundrum of sola scriptura, for sola scriptura is ltimately based on circular reasoning. This scares the Prot.

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498eb3 No.856161

>>856144

>The Pharisees prided themselves as masters of the scriptures. Knowing them to the T, but never actually living by them and coming up with man-made traditions of their own, not the traditions passed down from Moses.

Not exactly true. The pharisees taught that Moses passed down the written law (torah) and the oral traditions (talmud). Jesus was saying that the oral traditions were heretical and evil, that they barred men from God, and had no relation to the torah.

>It wasn't until the Council of Rome when the entire biblical canon was standardized and distributed to the various episcopal sees.

And a great deal of human history magically disappeared from scripture. You ever wonder why the book of Genesis only mentions the giants and the sons of God in passing? It's because the full stories had already been written down in the book of enoch. Both the church and the Jews tried to suppress the book of Enoch but since it was divinely inspired, Enoch's prophecy came to pass

>1.1 The words of the blessing of Enoch, according to which he blessed the chosen and righteous, who must be present on the Day of Distress, which is appointed, for the removal of all the wicked and impious.

Enoch said he wrote the book for those living at the end of the age and the book disappeared until right before the end of the age. Coincdidence? I don't think so.

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93d647 No.856169

>>856145

Ok, you're forgetting the baptists though. The independent churches that are free from any denomination continue to exist from the early church era and follow the Bible, which represents the written word of God. I'd say that's better and more in line with what the church was always meant to be than any of the options you mentioned here.

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93d647 No.856170

>>856159

What exactly is the relevance of this? Are you saying there is a contradiction somewhere in Scripture? We know who the apostles were. Paul was an apostle, he had a direct encounter with Jesus Christ on the road to Damascus. That means he was one of the original apostles sent to plant churches. Like he said in 1 Corinthians 3,

>10 According to the grace of God which is given unto me, as a wise masterbuilder, I have laid the foundation, and another buildeth thereon. But let every man take heed how he buildeth thereupon.

>11 For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.

It also says in Ephesians this:

>21 Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellowcitizens with the saints, and of the household of God;

>20 And are built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief corner stone;

Lastly, you yourself even agreed that it was important to know who the apostles were based on what Paul was quoted as writing in 2 Timothy 3:14, where he said: "But continue thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of, knowing of whom thou hast learned them;" So if you accept that emphasis on knowing who the apostles were, you have already implicitly accepted Paul as being one of them because he wrote that passage of Scripture. Hopefully that helps clarify.

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341c84 No.856181

>>856144

in >>856093 i said;

< this means that early Christianity didn't have a centralised seat of authority

you respond with;

> This is just blatantly false. The church did have centralized seats of authority… Rome… Antioch and Alexandria

(emphasis my own)

how you went from seeing me employ the singular 'a' and interpreted it in the plural i don't know…

didn't you see me in the very next line speak of the Church Fathers and their missives to one another – and didn't you recognise that as relating to the 'localized authorities'* as you yourself call them, where Bishops of many seats remonstrated with one another as equals ?

this evidences there wasn't A centralised seat of authority ANYWHERE and this state of affairs lasted for several hundred years after the fall of Jerusalem in 70AD

(and even thinking that City was a centralised seat is debatable, since the Apostles were peripatetic in the extreme, just as their Lord was)

moreover, how you think listing several localised seats (plural) is an argument for one singular seat of authority, is beyond me

is this what passes for rational thought in your world and are such self-defeating, internally inconsistent statements really what you imagine sound argumentation to look like ?

or should i think the worst and see it as a deliberate act of obfuscation on your part, demonstrating your vast knowledge by listing some historical sites witPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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d06741 No.856185

>>856181

>how you went from seeing me employ the singular 'a' and interpreted it in the plural i don't know…

He's probably ESL

>is this what passes for rational thought in your world and are such self-defeating, internally inconsistent statements really what you imagine sound argumentation to look like ?

In reading this post I agree with you. But this is the internet, so the ability to generate outrage and make outrageous statements is one strategy you often see employed. Usually they don't bring it to the anonymous boards though, because it doesn't work without that tribalistic tendency of personality cults that you see elsewhere, so I would consider his style the inherited behavior of a net migrant who accidentally left his containment zone and somehow wound up here not knowing that that's not at all how things work around here.

Likely, he is regurgitating phrases and sentences that have been drummed repeatedly from such social circles. It is likely that many or most of the original thoughts are not his own, they are just things he keeps saying over and over in his head and never bothering to verify if any of it is true. Very indicative of a cult like behavior. When encountering something that contradicts it, he begins to repeat the pre-existing narrative like a broken record. The concept of "persuasion" or demonstrating anything that might work to convince another human being is not a thought that crosses the mind in this state. For instance, he talks about what 1st century churches had as if he was personally there, and speaks with an air of confidence to the level that, without exception, he knows what every single church was doing. There is no room for qualifications or nuances. Either you accept his narrative or else you get to hear the robotic repeating of the inner script a repeated time.

That's what you find a lot of on the internet.

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008eac No.856137 [Open thread]

1. I haven't read any books talking about Christianity without god. But I have been thinking about it for years.

2. Moral has nothing to do with god. Admit god is a tool to create a fantasy world to lie about the origin of everything, about after life, to drive believers' thinking in the desired direction towards desired result - to control believers behavior, decision, reasoning, etc.

3. God creators and users do have a good reason to hate theory of evolution and all branches of science that study life. But they can't stop its advance. The more people are educated, the less likely they believe those god fantasies.

4. Since god has nothing to do with moral, it's possible to truly help people understand Christian morals with reasoning based on evidence, not god. By doing so, Christianity could shake off all of the pressures it is under now.

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c9a310 No.856140

>>856138

If I click on this video will the FBI raid my house?

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eaa675 No.851601 [Open thread]

So what are your thoughts on postmodernism, you know, the thing that Jordan Peterson constantly criticizes. I've been trying to read more into it to get a better understanding of it but you need to have a good foundation in continental philosophy so it's been challenging. Some Christians have tried to combine postmodernism with Christian theology despite the fact that a lot of it is against religion and yet at the same time it's also kinda against science. I mean that's a generalization and there's much more to it than that and I can't really summarize it well so I'll just put the Wikipedia definition down:

>Postmodernism is generally defined by an attitude of skepticism, irony, or rejection toward what it describes as the grand narratives and ideologies associated with modernism, often criticizing Enlightenment rationality and focusing on the role of ideology in maintaining political or economic power. Postmodern thinkers frequently describe knowledge claims and value systems as contingent or socially-conditioned, framing them as products of political, historical, or cultural discourses and hierarchies. Common targets of postmodern criticism include universalist ideas of objective reality, morality, truth, human nature, reason, science, language, and social progress. Accordingly, postmodern thought is broadly characterized by tendencies to self-consciousness, self-referentiality, epistemological and moral relativism, pluralism, and irreverence.

>Postmodern critical approaches gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s, and have been adopted in a variety of academic and theoretical disciplines, including cultural studies, philosophy of science, economics, linguistics, architecture, feminist theory, and literary criticism, as well as art movements in fields such as literature, contemporary art, and music. Postmodernism is often associated with schools of thought such as deconstruction, post-structuralism, and institutional critique, as well as philosophers such as Jean-François Lyotard, Jacques Derrida, and Fredric Jameson.

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f4804a No.851609

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Postmodernists should stop using language because it is a cultural construct, and the fact that they continue to use it anyway shows the inherent flaw with their system and the fact that they aren't living it, so why should anyone else? Are they going to convince us everything is relative while still using language?

No, what's really going on here is social-marxist subversion, and it has been seething around for some time now. This is outlined somewhat fairly well by the defector Yuri Bezmenov in this outline of what is actually going on:

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9deaa8 No.855777

My opinion?

They freaking suck.

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108c32 No.856058

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>>851601

I haven’t heard of it. Must not be much weight to it. Sounds heretical

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89c798 No.856064

>>851601

It's no worse than Modernism at least. In some ways, it's better - for the reason you pointed out: it attacks science. To me, it's funny to watch modernists struggle with it. None of their arguments will ever work on nutcases who believe Math is Racist, and that debate is a White or Patriarchal thing. They're being completely consumed by insanity that they themselves opened the door to. Good riddance.

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a7d511 No.856103

>>851601

> you need to have a good foundation in continental philosophy

No you don't. Postmodernism is gibberish. It's based on the belief that there is no truth other than what the strongest party in a society declares it to be. Postmodernism is not philosophy- it's anti-philosophy and as such, you don't need to read a lot of philosophy, just have a working bulls— detector. Postmodernism in a nutshell is this- the postmodernist declaring that there is no truth. . other than their utterances.

The Christian view of postmodernism is that it is secular satanism. "You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free". Secular satanists hate God, Man (because man is in God's image) and truth (because you can't assert the existence of God if there is no truth).postmodernism is just deception. The original term for it was "sophistry".. It's lying to manipulate mankind.

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faa07b No.856094 [Open thread]

Let us honor St. Anne, mother of God's mother. Her prayers are very powerful and she is crowned with a crown of glory and salvation. Jesus honors his mother and grandmother very much. St. Anne is among the greatest of the saints.

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707b47 No.856148

Thou shalt have no other gods before me

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707b47 No.856149

Thou shalt have no other gods before me

>Flood detected; post discarded

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bbe146 No.856081 [Open thread]

What does /christian/ think of Paul Begley? He a biblical prophecy Analyst.

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31ed2e No.854789 [Open thread]

Thoughts on the covid-19 vaccine? Will you take it? Why? Why not?

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000000 No.855002

>>854872

Indeed. Well put, anon.

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958419 No.855003

>>854974

>I read somewhere in the OT that people should go to the doctor and pray. Both.

Definitely pray. Take the treatments you believe will help and always remember, that we never spend enough time in prayer.

When it's your time, God is in control and is more wise than anyone else for knowing what needs to happen. And we know that the Lord likes to keep His word and often times all you need to do is pray, in the name of his Son Jesus to give Him the pretext for addressing the problem. But of course, it's always in His hands, so you don't know what the positive outcome of your praying will necessarily be, but it will be positive.

>>854996

People who believe in the progressive narrative want to think that everything can be overcome by human efforts. When confronted with something like this, they are searching for ways to find certainty in a very unknown world. Masks provide that to them. Even if the implementation is virtually ineffective. It's more a kneejerk reaction thing where doing anything is seen as better than doing nothing. The people in media got caught in this scenario (where facts and objectivity are need) as they recently threw off all inhibition against disseminating partisan and self-serving talking points, and "their own truth" which they think they can get everyone to now believe in and (supposedly according to their worldview) not have any grounds to object to it. The reality is as anon said earlier, there will be more variants and continued vaccinations will likely be rolled out. One will not be enough. And yet the strange thing is that, this is less about science and making reasoned informed decisions, and more about getting everyone on the same page to have unquestioned "faith in the experts" than anything. Its about giving people something, other than God, to believe in, no matter what actually happens. I'm sure that regardless of what happens, the "experts" will crown themselves as having solved the problem if we get to the end of this, so that they can continue living in denial of God.

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9f51c0 No.855007

>>855003

>Its about giving people something, other than God, to believe in, no matter what actually happens. I'm sure that regardless of what happens, the "experts" will crown themselves as having solved the problem if we get to the end of this, so that they can continue living in denial of God.

Unfortunately many people are treating it this way. That said, it may prove wise to heed experts within their fields of expertise, as Romans 13 makes it pretty clear we should obey civil authorities. Perhaps the best way to neutralize this pagan attitude is to treat it strictly scientifically and not to overhype it.

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503588 No.856068

My mum needs to get vaccine for work please pray for her

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0a060d No.856073

>>855007

>as Romans 13 makes it pretty clear we should obey civil authorities.

Don't read too much into that. "Civil authorities" chopped off Paul's head, the very man who wrote that. Civil authorities commanded all Christians to worship the Emperor Domitian as "Lord and God" and thousands were tortured and killed for refusing to do so.

That text has nothing to do with bending the knee at any random whim of rulers.

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282633 No.852017 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Amen

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f01d13 No.852361

File: 38fae90f6791087⋯.jpg (111.71 KB,680x498,340:249,ay_tone_holocaust_numbers_….jpg)

There is no doubt that Hitler tried to remove the Jews from Germany as well as the Brits and French who were forcing Germany to pay war reparation, as Germany was made into their slave state.

Hitler signed the Transfer agreement with the Zionist.

The evidence for an intentional genocide is weak, lacks veracity (e.g. roller coaster, masturbation machines, lampshade and soap all found to be lies) and comes down to the insistance that "final solution" is a code word for "genocide" when it is rather obvious that it more likely means resettlement in Palestine, Madagascar or Argentina.

First charge: Hitler separated Jews from Gentiles

Apparently true. Is that wicked? It's required of governments to do so under the decree of the Council of Basel, so I'd say in and of itself, it is not wicked. Methods may have been sinful.

Second Charge: Mass Murder

This would be wickedness. But there is no proof it happened, and sound evidence it did not e.g. the claim is that half the jewish population was murdered by 1945, but by 1948 the world Jewish population had increased. So, no.

Perspective: The US murders 800,000 unborn children each year

Biden will expand that to post birth abortions; i.e. if a child survives an abortion, they will murder it. This is not done because babies promote wickedness, run the porn industry, turn the media into satanic lies, but because they promise a nice hedonistic life without the child, and that's a Satanic Sacrifice to Moloch.

The US of A is far more wicked that even the fictional "Nazis"

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ca18e9 No.852443

>>852361

I read an article about a person thanking moloch for parenthood and that got me so angry and a middle of all that the media puppets talking nons top that we need to all accept the vaccine.

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7429b1 No.856069

File: 34b9e25a0e889c2⋯.jpeg (321.01 KB,640x804,160:201,760127DB_6007_449F_9CB1_4….jpeg)

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Every you need to know about Hitler and Christianity

THE 3RD REICH WAS POSITIVELY CHRISTIAN

https://www.bitchute.com/video/vLje4jADEIAF/

https://www.bitchute.com/video/abaZDJMHmyg0/

THE SS AND THE TEUTONIC KNIGHTS AND THE BLACK SUN

https://www.bitchute.com/video/DjsiBU1tDyWW/

ON HITLER'S TABLE TALK PART 1

https://www.bitchute.com/video/5ZeuIJoW5llF/

ON HITLER'S TABLE TALKS PART 2

https://www.bitchute.com/video/971Sa9Jo8Uyc/

HITLER'S CHRISTIAN GERMANY: THE TWELVE YEAR CHRISTIANDOM

https://www.bitchute.com/video/NnzWSax8QAB8/

WAS HITLER A PAGAN? A RESPONSE TO CRITICS

https://www.bitchute.com/video/RRI82HqkOiJ2/

HITLERS SPEECH WE WILL DEFEND CHRISTIAN GERMANY

https://www.bitchute.com/video/Q2UrPubBEYaH/

HITLER'S FAITH: A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF MEIN KAMPF

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7429b1 No.856070

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7429b1 No.856071

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d49d73 No.856055 [Open thread]

I found this article but I don't know how accurate it is. It accuses VOM of covering up for pedos and firing those that want internal investigations.

https://www.billionbibles.com/voice-of-the-martyrs.html

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d49d73 No.856060

Here is a video that describes the situation pretty well https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=17&v=HEy1Egad0qw&feature=emb_title

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e48c87 No.856066

>>856055

This makes me sad. I wish I'd done more research. I've supported them in the past.

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799464 No.854234 [Open thread]

Is there a way we can Christianize Japan without "Destroying" or radically Changing Japanese culture. I think the Japanese would be Open to Christianity if it was shared to them but I feel like they're would be push back because it's different and Gaijin.

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559576 No.856036

How many of them are Christian? I've seen people talk about 1-2 and 3+ million. That's a large spread.

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9e768f No.856042

>>854234

"Become all things to all people" as St.Paul wrote. They sort of have two religions (Thailand is the same): They mingle animism with Buddhism. So you have to understand both angles. Not just Shinto or Buddhism alone. Bigger ideas of Karma don't actually come up in day to day life. It's this other, older belief of animism, of spirits residing in places/objects and smaller ideas of karma that they tend to acknowledge more. So showing God's presence and blessings in the day to day may resonate more than bigger philosophical questions. And this is precisely where churches are slowly growing in Japan too. People need real help and real answers. Not theology or philosophy.

That all said, America needs salvation just as much, if not mores. It was Americans who bombed Nagasaki, which was the most Christian city in Japan. Most of those people had nothing to do with the war.

Another interesting tidbit, after the Emperor acknowledged his defeat, he asked General McArthur if he should rebuild the Church and have Christianity taught countrywide. Guess what? McArthur commanded him not to do it.

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bf2b8d No.856046

>>854365

Lol hardly at all they would be considered infidels for the things they do.

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fe61d9 No.856053

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>>854668

jap spotted. Get the stockade, bois.

“DO YOU LOVE Jesus?!”

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fe61d9 No.856054

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>>856048

leave this board

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