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>I listened to Steven Anderson

:D

>>785901

Try listening to a Christian next time and not a cult leader

>>785901

> I listen to Steven Anderson

Well I found your problem.

Don't listen to Protestant Heretics. They know nothing of the faith. Especially ones like Steven Anderson, who has let hatred consume him. You should also probably stop browsing /pol/. I am telling you this has a former /pol/ack, all that hatred you feel out of fear for your people will consume you and lead to to (((the occult))) or (((LARPaganry))).

If you want someone to listen to listen to embed related. He is literally a Chad Exorcist.

>>785905

I'm not listening to Catholic heresy.

>>785903

>>785905

Better than the loving faggots where everything is love. Nothing wrong with a little bit of hatred. You should hate things

>>785907

I understand your hatred, friend, but I'm telling you it's not healthy.

The Catholic church was established by Jesus himself. If you truly want to hate something hate Martin Luther. If he hadn't chimped out liberalism as we know it would never be. If liberalism and communism never set foot on the Earth then men under the influence of liberalism & communism would not be infecting Jesus's Church.

All I'm saying is if you come here to this board looking for answers, a literal Exorcist that understands the spiritual will help you out far more than a greedy Prot, especially one like Anderson.

At this point you have literally nothing else to lose, you just hear him out.

>>785901

>I listened to Steven Anderson

Literal bait thread

>>785901

>I still accept Jesus

>but it's all bullshit

These two statements are completely contradictory. You can't accept Jesus while also rejecting Him. If you accept Jesus then you accept His teachings on His own divinity, on the afterlife, on the Father, and a myriad of other supernatural topics. Quit being ridiculous.

>>786080

Ah, that reminds me, Father Damick has this to say on Dispensationalism:

>Formed in the 19th century. The central idea behind this theology is that God divided history into various segments called dispensations. In each of these dispensations, man's relationship with God is practiced differently. Thus, the means of salvation for the ancient Jews is different from the means for Christians today. Dispensationalists would probably not put it that way, however, instead saying that each dispensation is rather an emphasis on some particular aspect of obedience to God. They teach that all people are saved only by grace through faith, although what that looks like differs with each dispensation. The rules set by God are different in each one.

>Dispensationalism is very much interested in the end times, as it sees all of history as a series of prophecies leading to those final days. Theological manuals on Dispensationalism typically include vast series of charts and drawings, usually incorporating apocalyptic imagery from the Books of Daniel and Revelation. A number of Dispensationalists have tried their hand at predicting the end of the world.

> For many of these believers, Judaism is still a legitimate religion and grants salvation to Jews. This theology has strongly influenced American Evangelicalism and has had an influence on American foreign policy. Some of these Christians regard the formation of the modern secular state of Israel in 1948 as a fulfillment of biblical prophecy, and thus believe that America should do everything it can to support the state of Israel against its enemies and in its domestic policies – a position which effectively often pits American Christians against Middle Eastern Christians.

>>786122

Music because it's what happened to be on, and I'd like to share the mood.

Continued:

>From the Orthodox point of view, any attempt to superimpose a complex system onto history will lead to false conclusions. Rather, what we see revealed in every time and place is Christ. The Old Testament itself is to be read in the light of Christ. While there is an Old Covenant and a New Covenant, we can see a gradual process of God revealing Himself throughout the Old Testament, finally being fully revealed and fulfilled in Christ. The Bible itself, the apostles, and the tradition they taught do not include a system of discrete historical periods.

> Further, Judaism as it is now practiced is essentially synagogue Pharisaism, the one sect that survived the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in AD 70. It is not a direct successor to ancient Judaism, since the priesthood with its sacrifices did not survive. Orthodoxy has always taught that all of God's promises to Israel now belong to the Church, which is the New Israel.

>Some believers influenced by Dispensationalism have formed groups known as Messianic Judaism, which hold to Christian beliefs but also practice some Jewish rituals. Instead of reading the Old Testament in light of the New, they tend to read the New light of the Old. This movement is essentially a revival of ancient Judaizing heresy. A handful have rejected Trinitarianism, and some even believe that Jesus' return to earth will involve restoring the animal sacrifices in the Jewish Temple.

>Interestingly, though, some Messianic Jews have become Orthodox Christians, such as Fr. James Bernstein, author of Surprised by Christ (Ancient Faith Publishing, 2008), who was once a prominent member of Jews for Jesus. These converts find in Orthodoxy the answer to their longing for historical roots.

Interesting, no?

>>785901

>Christianity is bullsh*t

To be fair, think of it this way; either a 2000 year old Jewish Guy is going to come riding out of the sky on a horse, or the universe and everything in it randomly came out of an explosion. It’s just with the Jewish Guy, people have been healed by Him, have seen Him in visions, have direct accounts of Him (e.i. the Gospels), etc. I’ll pray for you anon and for your eventual death to be postponed as much as possible, but try listening to other personal testimonies from people who have been in your situation. Godspeed man

>>786127

Music is on point, thanks for the mood music

Sage because my post doesn't contribute to the conversation

>>786137

Stop referring to Christ in that disrespectful way.

>>786149

Sorry, my bad. You’re right

>>786183

>that one girl

cute

>>786183

>Many of the posters there are self-loathing non-whites/homosexuals themselves.

Interesting. That explains why everyone except the Germanic/Nordic flags are averse to White Israelism which is prominent in most real White supremacist groups like the KKK.

>They have no real-world exposure to the majority of leftist nutcases that make up such groups.

Fascinating. I thought leftist propaganda was so powerful it would ensnare any ignorant person unless they were exposed to the fruits of leftism. Interesting how /pol/ can be so far right without any real life example of an sjw to rebel against.

>it's one big honeypot for federal agencies.

I figured as much. At this point I assume everything online is run by feds, including the big tech """companies"""

>>786188

On the contrary, dubsman, /pol/ is often left. You think National Socialism and "Mussolini: I never betrayed Socialism" Fascism are right-wing ideologies? Nope, just another brand of the curse Marx and Weber wrought, but with a slightly better understanding of human nature.

P.S.: Nietzsche was a hack who copied other, better philosophers, he just phrased things better. Also, old Adolf couldn't use anything but said soundbite-tier phrases.

>>786352

All the occult has it's roots in the Kabbalah, ie Jewish mysticism. In the occult, they believe the lie that they themselves can become God, or their own God. Literally the same thing (((satan))) believes

As for LARPaganry, it mixes occult practices and "ancestor" worship. They elevate certain men to gods and worship them. Yes it is not technically jewish, but it serves their purposes and (((satan's agenda))). For if a kike can get someone to stray away from God, then they have already turned that person to worship their father, (((satan))).

In the beginning it wasn't just man that rebelled from God, but also the spirits. These spirits trick man into worshiping them by taking on the guise of idols.

Embed related from the Bible Project explains it better than I could in regards to the spiritual rebellion.