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>>545862

https://www.biblica.com/resources/reading-plans/

>>545862

May try to pick this up latter if nobody else does.

>>545869

I would sincerely appreciate that, anon.

Cringe

>>545876

Shiver

>>545862

>>545869

I think I'll have time to start on it tomorrow.

>>545862

>Beginner Mind

>School of life

>Read an entire HighExistence article every day for 30 days. Read slowly and thoughtfully

The bias is coming off, here.

I do think a Christian version of this would be good though.

Don't have a graph but here's one.

1. Get saved

2. Read your Bible

>>546324

It appears that your bible reading plan is missing a few books baptist friend.

>>546563

Which ones? The Koran? The Book of Mormon? The Kitab-i-aqdas? The Urantia Book? Which fanfic do you think needs to expand the eternal word of God?

>>546586

>eternal

The bible isn't God

>>546591

>the word of God doesn't abide eternally

>God changes his word

>The Bible isn't God-breathed

>>546597

>the King James Bible is the eternal God

>Jesus is the incarnation of the King James Bible

>>546601

>responding to hallucinations of what I said

>not responding to what I actually said

>>546605

>>546605

bibolater

>>546609

>posting irrelevant videos

I'm not sure what your hatred of the word of God has to do with someone else's deifying of it

>>546591

>>546610

Deists who don't think God speaks to us don't belong on this board. All Christians accept the book of psalms as scriptures, and the book of psalms says that God's word is eternal.

> Quicken me after thy lovingkindness; so shall I keep the testimony of thy mouth.

>For ever, O Lord, thy word is settled in heaven.

If you are a Christian, you accept that The Bible is eternal. Beyond that, all Christians accept 2 Timothy as scripture, and 2 Timothy 3:16 says that all scripture comes from God. So if The Bible is scripture, and if scripture is the word of God, and if God's word is eternal, then The Bible is eternal. This has nothing to do with what Steven Anderson thinks about the logos in John 1.

>>546939

>Not everyone who says "Lord! Lord!" will have known me

>except for those who read the King James Version Bible 1611 edition in English, you automatically know me and go to heaven, sorry papists

was this the hidden scripture the Vatican keeps locked away or something?

>>546993

Brilliant response to your hallucination of what I said. If I had said that, that would be a great response. Of course, not only did I say nothing like that, but my post had nothing to do with King James Onlyism or salvation! Nice try though

>>546993

Good gravy, man, what are you even talking about? For once I agree with the my baptist brother whole heartedly, you are speaking nonsense and I can't help but think that you falseflag. If not, reread his posts and provide a coherent response this time!

>>547189

Looks neat m8.

Just ehh, that last one:

>Share you're conversion

>you're

Triggers even me and I'm not a native English speaker.

Here's some more inspo:

- Reading from scripture on a daily basis.

- Reading from the Gospels on a daily basis.

- Praying a decade a day.

- Trying to go to mass through the week if available.

- Doing a good deed in the name of Christ.

- Forgive someone's debt to you.

>>547209

>>Share you're conversion

kek I'll fix it.

Good suggestions, I'm trying to keep it as denom neutral as possible, but I'll see about finding a good way to word some of these.

>>547189

Going to Church should be in there instead of Giving Testimony, throw Testimony on the next level.

>>547215

Got it.

>>547189

Not sure what orders you would put them in but

-saying grace before every meal

-praying for others X times

-Go to church more than once a week

-Eat dinners/breakfasts as a family

-Call your grand parents + parents X times a week

-(something about tithing/ donating money to the church progressively)

-Read secondary literature relevant to your denomination

>>547189

>Slowly read through all the gospel's

>gospel's

I don't mean to shit on it, it's really well designed.

>>547226

>I don't mean to shit on it

I'd rather you did so I know something is wrong, and I can fix it.

>>547381

Anyone else has any criticisms?

I myself feel that things should be more orderly: All tiers that refer to certain things(IE: Fasting, avoiding sin) should be categorized by themselves instead of being laid out as they are right now.

Currently the chart is about a 6/10– Understands Christianity, doesn't impose too much too fast(by itself)

As a note on the "(by itself)" part, you should tell people to not go too far with this stuff too fast.

>>547398

>I myself feel that things should be more orderly

I'm open to any specific suggestions. I tried to lay them out in a semi topical manner, but I know I could have done better.

>you should tell people to not go too far with this stuff too fast.

I'll put that in the top section tomorrow hopefully.

>>547381

>The Blessed Hope

Prayerfully is missing an "l"

>>547381

Really cool, it looks like steam game achievements.

>>547381

I'd have it ordered in vertical rows and would've made it more catholic but besides that it's pretty nice.

Now only a title or something like in OP.

>>547381

I feel like it's not in a natural order. Like, it tells people to fast four times a month (a pretty extreme and committed Christian thing to do) before it tells you to try going to church once a month. I feel like if you're extreme enough to be fasting four times in a month, you're probably already going to church every week. So I'd try to reorder them so when you read it left to right it actually is steadily increasing

>>547525

You’re supposed to read down the column before moving onto the next row. I think the fact that the columns are linked in a box is adequate indication, but the titles in the original leave no ambiguity whatsoever so perhaps it could be improved upon.

>>547568

i was just typing that something should be done to make the text more readable under "walk in the Spirit", you already fixed it though.

you're good.

2 more things though:

- prayerfully is speled wrong every time

- under "Moses' Chisel" Deuteronomy is speled wrong

also: great job.

>>547568

Noice, can you give me the font you've used for the text beneath the circles?

I want to try and make a cathodox one.

>>547574

>New Roman

Excellent.

>>547578

Thanks m8, maybe I'll change some images though.

>>547592

Sure.

>>547643

Thanks but I'm just an amateur Gimp user, I'll just cut out the circles.

>>547950

>Reconciliation

Good. Confession is such underrated sacrament in those days.

>Bread of Life

Would change to "Our daily bread"

>Good Friday

This abstinence is already an obligation. Would change it to trying o uphold optional discipline, i.e. fast in Friday and Wednesday

>The Good News

Good.

>Signum Crucis

Good. Would dare to change "Make sign of Cross every time you see Cross"

>Lord have mercy

Good

>Go Without

Also a obligation, at least for a hour. Optional discipline is three hours or from preceding midnight

>Holy Bible

Good. (But it really takes only 5 months when you portion it right)

>Lord's Supper

Good

>Hail Holy Queen

Good

>7 deadly sins

Good

>Anserw to a Riddle

Good

>Order of Mass

Good, but hard

>O Fount of Life

Good. Do it on 3PM.

>Almsgiving

Good. Could change name to "The widow's mite" or "Tobias' advice"

>Catechesis

Good.

>Holy Hour

Good. Do it on Thursday night.

>Via Crucis

Good

>Immaculate Heart

Good but hard.

>Five ways

Dude. No. It's long and hard Theologica Manual that's dry as unleavened bread.

Confessions of St Augustine or De imitatione Christi would be more profitable.

Reading of Summa is good and profits but rushing through it is suicide

>>548186

Great chart, I love it. God also. Some spelling error, "begining", but I do not care. Very well done, thank you!

>>548186

>>547950

good job, mates

>>545876

this

>>545876

Oof.

>>548186

>>547950

Super job, brothers.