/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>686115

funny thing is, he converted to catholicism at the end of his life.

>>686132

What's the deal with this guy?

I'm assuming that quote is fake, but I can't be sure in this day and age.

>>686138

Pretty sure it's ironic.

>>686115

>Quoting the antichrist

>>686174

Is he wrong? A broken clock is right twice a day

>>686158

in case you haven't read about Houellebecq or don't know him…he desperately wishes he could believe in Catholicism and that Europe would return it…he basically hates that women have the vote and work outside the home…he respects Islam for this reason

>>686194

It's strange, because there is certainly a peace that comes to you when you find God, yet it's also it's also a realization of a lot of tragedies.

>>686408

Diana was a whore sleeping with Muslim men. it's hilarious how Anglicans actually believe that the head of their church should be a monarchy. even though the Vatican has and probably is corrupt at times, at least in theory it isn't based on something as stupid as bloodline. I hope in the future Megan markle will be the head of the CoE. also a trans lesbian Archbishop of Canterbury.

Anglicans are dying in exponential rates though there'll be no church left.

>>686425

>it's hilarious how Anglicans actually believe that the head of their church should be a monarchy. even though the Vatican has and probably is corrupt at times, at least in theory it isn't based on something as stupid as bloodline.

The Catholic Church promoted the Divine Right of Kings through bloodline for centuries in Europe. I guess it wasn't wrong then.

>>686816

Actually, it was Divine Right of Kings as a whole. Bloodline, election, conquest - if it was rightful it was good.

>>686816

It did, and it was right to do so.

This did not mean that they then had the right to schism when they felt like it, as the eternal Anglo and Teuton relentless attempted.

>>686816

Infallibility means whatever we say now is true and whatever contradictory thing we used to say is no longer applicable.

>>686823

I know right, *changes stance to allow abortion* those dumb Catholics *changes stance to allow gay marriage* don't even know *changes stance to allow female pastors* what they are talking about *endorses interfaith dialogue* anymore.

Why don't *water isn't necessary for baptism* they follow *St Paul was a misogynist* the inerrant Word of God *Jesus was a progressive* like we do?

>>686841

None of that applies to the church I attend or probably any other church any protestant here attends.

>>686863

There are anglicans here m8

>>686408

winnie the pooh whore. Even worse than the mutt her son married.

So canonised when in the Anglican "Church"?

>>686816

>The Catholic Church promoted the Divine Right of Kings

Implying it was wrong at all. Once the Pope approves they are the rightful monarch of the said country.

Expect brita since there's no legitimate king since James II.

>>686199

It's not even that good of a quote..

>>686194

I didn't think I would find a quote here that I'd disagree so much with.. especially from C.S. Lewis.

A life without God is meaningless. Therefore, there's nothing that can make one as happy as having a relationship with God. Sure a christian life (on Earth) is a life of tribulation, but that pales in comparison to the meaning a christian life has.

And is there anything more comfortable than knowing that righteousness will always prevail and that the one true God loves you and considers you to be His child? I think not.

>>689342

I think you're missing the point. He's saying that Christianity requires you to earnestly try to stop sinning and that it is hard to do so.

>>689671

Christianity requires us to be perfect, like our heavenly father.

"Be perfect"

not "Try to get good"

>>689679

You completely ignored the substance of what I said and agreed with me.