/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>768967

Didn't he vomit that out? I will admit I haven't read the thread after his fourth post where he posted a picture of his vomit in a toilet, so he might have died anyway.

About 50% of the posters on this board are /pol/tourists Larpagans

I heard those blackpill threads are the work pf Discord shill servers, so stay alert guys.

You should see the demoralization ops /leftpol/ fags try to do on us. I wouldn't be suprised if they did the same to /pol/. Pray for our /pol/ish siblings and hope they abandon their idols come back to Christ

Satan and his minons never take breaks. Thats why we must always take good care of the armor /ourGod/ has given us.

>>768967

I understand your point and all, but

>toxic

>>768967

Most already did left /pol/ for good but some may still carry with them their old baggages and scars every time shills or bad news about 'them' doing the devils work again reaches those guys.

>>769014

Reported.

>>769023

Read the rules, newfriend.

>>768967

Anon, I hear you, and what you are saying is very , very true for anyone who is unfamiliar with that particular board I would absolutely caution against it and recommend avoiding it for exactly that reason.

However, at the same time, and for the same exact reason, it is more important than ever , imo, that Christians are represented everywhere. How else will some of those folks ever be shown love? Someone has to show it to them. Jesus will, and Jesus does. For me, personlly, it was very seriously the kindness of some anons on that very board that led me to initially be willing to tolerate intellectually some of the ideas of Christianity. And that ultimately paved the way for everything else when I later became ready to listen and explore. If there had not been anyone there to show me that, I do not know where I would be right now.

I myself am very new. And for me , I am partly torn between right at this moment knowing that that board very often leads me into very j productive directions , porn , especially , tends to come up , from there , with me following kinksnlut to all sorts of bad places. However, the post you just showed is just one of many , many , many others. And I know there are many out there who were exactly like me and like I was just a very short while ago.

I don’t know what the right thing here is. But I do think it crucially important that the very strongest Christians of all show up in the places where they are needed the most. Sadly, I am realizing that I am not nearly so strong as I sometimes think. Porn is a constant reminder of that. But I also know there are many (many, many ) anons there who are even less well off and have even less information or experiences with God.

I will defer to people wiser than myself on all of this. But I think it is important to remember that prayer has to be foiled with action, and someone has to do it. Has to. Seriously. I thank God someone found me there. And it wasn’t just one person, it was many multiples of people that only over time got me to change my mind on some things I had been throughly convinced I knew better about for many years.

Thank you for calling attention to this issue though, it’s definiteky worth having a thread about it.

>>769027

>The two people I responded to were more inflammatory than me

Laughably untrue. In fact the thread had nothing to do with Catholic vs Protestant debate until you started flaming out of nowhere. Posters like you always try to start flame wars and derail threads, then complain about "muh evil papist mods" when you get permab&.

>>769014

Praying for you to recover from your retardation, friend.

>>769041

Not really, you sperged out with your anti-catholic rhetoric when I gave no indication that I was even catholic.

So whats wrong, friend?

>>769042

Oh you did. I gotta go to church now but you can thank me for jump starting this thread.

>>769047

Okay, so what was it that triggered you? Praying for our /pol/ish siblings and hoping they come back to Christ? Or was it me referencing scripture? I thought papists hated scripture.

How can I check my papal privilege as to not offend my prot friends? How can I better serve you?

>>769027

>getting this upset over someone wanting to pray for someone else

Are you a sperg that thinks that praying for other people in heresy? Do you get upset when someone says "Pray for me?"

I honestly stopped browsing /pol/ months ago, it's not the same as it once was

>>769095

Which /pol/?

>>769095

/pol/'s downfall was inevitable. Ever since the 2016 election more and more attention was given to the /pol/s. With all this attention, shills and (((leftists))) were bound to converge and shit up the place. It also doesn't help that the turkroach that ran the place into the ground was actively neglecting his duties.

Maybe someday /pol/ will be great again, but until than /christian/ is my home now. Still, we ought to not completely abandon the place. Every now and than i'll icon post just to remind them that Christ is still their king

>>769084

Oh my dear simpleton I will pray so that God taketh away the mental blockage that is in thy brain that maketh thy breath smell like thy soggy underwear and maketh thee lick the windows like a puppy licketh piss off the ground. God have mercy on you and I shall pray for you. Now thank me for praying for you and you better appreciate it.

See what I mean. I also kind of don't like the idea of even genuine prayers as God already knows our desires and I should trust him and his plan.

>>769076

^ and /pol/ isn't one person!!!

>>769105

Yeah but praying just makes it better friend

>>769107

Yeah, because you were spamming and flaming

>>769105

>/pol/ isn't one person

I know, hence why I said siblings

>>769118

Acting like a piece of trash is not culture.

>>769116

Then it would be like saying that there are some bad people at your church thus you should stop going. Then say that they need to teach the gospel, which you know they do but just want them to teach it more, but another person would infer that you meant they don't at all. Whereas is you said that we need to purge /pol/ of its minority atheist and pagan elements and we should more vigorously peach there; then I would infer what you implied correctly. Sorry for my rashness. Also got baned again lol.

>>769123

That isn't constructive mods please ban.

>>769098

>With all this attention, shills and (((leftists))) were bound to converge and shit up the place.

>/pol/ being retarded and winnie the pooh-ups can owned by attributed to jewish and/or commie infiltrators.

No, they are perfectly capable of screwing themselves by being retarded(and in 90% of cases, they are).

Ultimately, /pol/ is an example of an adage from my country:

"He who swims in swill, gets eaten by pigs"

It's impossible to "blackpill" me. I serve Christ. I hope that's the same for all of us here.

>>769140

I would say that it is depressing. My family are German refugees from Eastern Europe and now I'm in Canada and feel like a foreigner with all the new waves up people coming in. Most people my age aren't Christian at all, university might as well be hell, and even my close friends and relatives don't believe in traditional Christianity or culture. Living very comfortably and I have God, but I certainly am not immune to depression.

>>769138

Just like the proverb. I would apply your saying to most worldly places.

>>769146

Depression is one thing.. and it's natural to grieve for those you love especially. You wouldn't be human if you didn't. But blackpilled is a whole other thing.. at least I thought. It's a hopeless, bleak point of view.

>>769148

I wouldn't say that I have it. I am concerned for my future and now believe that it is in God's hands as my strength will fail. I should be more concerned for spiritual wealth but I can't help but get distracted by all these earthly concerns and stress about them.

>>768967

>the /pol/

>the dwarfs

What worries me is you are using a Brazilian chanspeak for "anon" and it wasn't even google-translated.

You look like the cancer who has no idea what IB culture is and gather in "public" in Facebook calling each other "anon", even though there's no anonymity over there. You look like cancer from some "panelinha" who behaves like he's new in the Internet and at same time look like a shill.

Conte-me logo, OP: como foi que você chegou aqui? Quem lhe contou sobre os sites e lhe enviou os links? Foi em uma panela, não foi? Mesmo para um paneleiro, é bizarro você não conhecer nada. Qual sua idade? Você parece muito novo ou muito velho.

Recomendo que pesquise sobre as regras da Internet e as siga. Aprenda a lurkar. Se eu continuar explicando-lhe sobre como as coisas funcionam, estarei mimando-o, entregando tudo mastigado na sua boca, e isso será muito ruim tanto para nós quanto para você quanto para seus amigos que o enviaram aqui. Já falei muito mais do que deveria.

Mods, don't get wrong my aggressiveness, I'm trying to prevent cancer from spreading and this is odd enough. Be careful with this situation and don't confuse love and charity with spoiling and spoonfeeding.

>>769013

Exactly.

That's why I said OP, at same time he looks like he's new in the Internet, he behaves like a shill (I'm assuming OP is just an odd newfag).

This kind of purism only make us lose territory to our enemies, who ruin the place and convert the naïve users to their side. Lefties use this strategy, for example, as pointed by >>768995 and >>769000.

>>768967

There's an EMJ thread on /pol/ right now that has devolved into bashing Christianity because, as you likely know, E. Michael Jones is a Catholic. Man, I don't even know if it's shills or genuine posters but one thing I do know that the anti-Christian slant was NEVER like this even a few years ago. It's a relatively recent phenomenon.

>>768995

Discord trannies have been on full damage control since planned parenthood’s funding was cut significantly, and it’s been flooded with redditors since were getting 284 miles of wall. It’s been funny to watch.

>>775397

I noticed that too. It all started to happen as soon as the Turk was ousted as BO.

>>768967

> know there are many Christian anons here, honestly, stop attending the /pol/, that environment is toxic.

that is what the shills what us to do

>>775404

want*

>>775409

oh I like this idea but delet this

officially this board does not condone raiding or brigading

No thanks.

glad we've had this talk

>>768967

Ignoring the context of this thread (which is is definitely rather troublesome to say the least) there are more obvious reasons to abandon /pol/ and places like it.

If you guys haven't realized the abundance of Neopagans and Atheists in the far right a while ago, you're a little bit slow on the uptake. Between the Kirchenkampf, Mussolin's "relationship" with the Vatican, Positive Christianity, whatever Himmler and the S.S. were, Rosenburg, Goebbels, recent people like Vikernes, etc., etc.

Once you peal back the facade, you realize the far right is about as welcoming of Christianity as the far left. They only care about religion for the sake of controlling the populace. "Opium of the masses" and all that. That was the first major realization that led to me leaving the alt-right.

>>775422 (checked)

congratulations on leaving the alt right and joining the Christ-right

>>775423

Yeah, it was a big step for me at the time, especially since the whole reason I took interest in Christianity in the first place was trying to get in touch with my heritage a la far right ideology.

I'm primarily of Irish, German, and Polish descent, so Christianity was kind of obvious (though I wasn't sure of the denomination until later).

I'm still generally pretty right leaning obviously, but I realized I needed to stop letting my political leanings take precedent over my faith and attempt to justify views/acts that are clearly unjust/wicked for the sake of an ultimately meaningless power-struggle. I stopped putting my trust in princes as it were. Nowadays I'm mostly apathetic towards politics apart from abortion, PC culture, wars and to an extent gay marriage. though I'm not as concerned about common law as I am if they try to force it on religious institutions The rest of it though I sort of gave up on. Back when I cared about it all it did was consume me and make me blindly hate others purely because of differing opinions/ideals. and of course race and ethnicity It was miserable, and I feel sorry for those still involved in such a worldly and pedantic battle. I can only hope and pray they see the futility of it all before judgment comes.

>>768967

I've been on /pol/ for years. It's time for myself to move on. I went through different phases that eventually led me here. It had a positive influence overall and only because culture of so degraded.

>>775636

Follow up. It's good to preach the gospel on /pol/ and to debate inaccurate claims against Christianity, just don't spend an excessive amount of time on it.

>>768967

/pol/ always been a board for jew loving pagan larping faggots

>>785079

Tbh, I highly doubt the Feds will take down all of 8chan. They will probably get Jim or /CM/ to shoah /pol/ and other far-right boards, but 8chan still has it's uses to the Feds both good and bad.

>>769025

>it was very seriously the kindness of some anons on that very board that led me to initially be willing to tolerate intellectually some of the ideas of Christianity

This right here. I believe that evangelizing on imageboards and forums is one of the most effective ways to spread the gospel right now. And I say that because it was an anon on /r9k/ that made me reconsider my own pompous nihilism.

>Going to 4chan

>toxic

>>785079

Why are the mosque(s) referred to as Christchurch?

>>785085

>Feds

>Ever doing something good

Get a load of this hot head.

>>785144

Christchurch is the name of the city, apparently the irony of a large population of musloids squatting in a place literally named Christchurch is lost on everyone to the left of Franco.

>>785079

>/pol/ the imageboard LOL has blood on it's hands

>Not the nation-wreckers who invited hoardes of incompatible foreigners in, which predictably leads to severe social maladaption and deaths on both sides

You were warned, sorry you were too much of a moral coward to try to do or say anything, but everyone would have been safer if they'd stayed home, now it's going to take generations to fix.

>>785148

We get it, you hate authority and aren't a Christian. Do you want a cookie or something?

>>785173

Is it no paganism or is it 10%?

>implying modern jews aren't pagans by definition

>>785264

>Popes wear fancy ceremonial attires and decorate their churches

<hurr look at what could be done with tha money the pope is the antichrist

>Pope humbles himself by washing the feet of the underclass

<lol go kiss tigger feet cucktholics

You can never win with you turboprots.

>>785284

>all these lies jam packed into this post

I'll pray for you, turboprot. Have a great Saint Patrick's day.

>>785268

Not an argument.

>>785287

Also, not an argument.

>>768967

Your mundane judgement is unnecessary, it trespasses on the work of God.

>>785284

>Unironically worshipping idols like Mary

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>>"The Dispar nimirum of 1060, was the late eleventh-century papal policy concerning the Jews. It rejected the acts violence and punishments towards the Jews, and it enforced the idea of protecting the Jews because they were not the enemy of the Christians. This papal policy aimed at creating a balance of privilege and restrictions on Jews so that the Christians did not see their presence as a threat. There seemed to be a universal consistency throughout the popes when it came to enforcing and following the Jewish policies"

True dont forget the "jews cant subvert your culture" part, or do you want us to massacre jews?

>Compare Catholic colonies to Northern Protestants.

Ah yes, the colonies were they massacred indians, had extreme racial and religious ( catholic ) prejudice, gov. barely tried to convert the natives. Contrast this with Portugal, where their primary concern was to spread civilization and the gospel.

>Catholics support gay marriage and open borders and they love Muslims, the pope himself said that he supports these things

Not in catholic dogma

>ISN'T EVEN ALLOWED TO READ THE BIBLE AND THINK FOR HIMSELF

<hurr durr why arent you a enlightned freethinker like me

People read the bible by themselves and it leaves us with 33k+ denominations all claming to be the truth

>>768967

Yyyeah guys, go to r/christianity instead.

There's nothing inherently wrong with /pol, it faces a man with true reality. If you want to sit in a box and pretend all's well and good and you're a great Christian because you loooove everyone, you do that.

Type that hashtag, change your facebook profile pic every time your people get senselessly slaughtered and your conscience will be clean as a baby.

>>785293

>There's nothing inherently wrong with /pol, it faces a man with true reality.

>If you want to sit in a box

The second statement describes /pol/. /pol/ users aren't interested in debate, they just want confirmation of their existing views, and those that stray from them will be insulted and spammed.

>>775402

when they got rid of imkamphy all the shill shit went into over-drive, either the new BOs are in-on-it with whatever shill orgs are working the boards, or in an attempt to be more "balanced", they let obvious bait flood the board because they cannot differentiate between malicious and hired consensus crackers

/pol/ should be avoided because it's full of shills, not necessarily because of what OP is saying though

>>768967

> know there are many Christian anons here, honestly, stop attending the /pol/, that environment is toxic.

Christianity is NOT a sect. We have to go to /pol/ and correct JIDF shills who promote anti-christian lies and Paganism.

>>785293

That's like saying you should become a commie because economic inequality is growing nowadays, and not realizing the class struggle is putting your fingers in your ears, and going "lalala, i can't hear you".

/pol/tards are a crappy symptom of society going out of balance, not a solution to rectify it.

>>785079

You can go back to reddit.

>>787273

there are plenty of christians on /pol/, but the problem is that they are misguided on the jewish origin of christianity and the difference between Christendom and Rabbinic Jews