/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>799922

Because unlike Muslims and Jews, we are commanded to love our enemies and pray for those who seek to do us harm. We are not at war with the world. We are at war with sin.

>>799926

That doesnt in any way mean you should trash your own cultural/ethnic identity or surrender it to outsiders.

>>799922

>Wtf why is there no more Christian unity?

>Hey everyone you should join this epic church community my aunt and her wife just started no she never went to seminary school and what do you mean she can't preach the Gospel? Women are just as good as men!!

>>799938

There is plenty of division among Muslims and Jews, with Jews even having their own "hyper-liberal" types. That doesn't explain why "via et veritas et vita" has been forgotten by most Christians.

>>799922

I see the world as Orthodox vs heretics. That doesn’t mean I go out shooting people like Muslims or robbing them like Jews.

>>799926

We love our personal enemies because they know not what they do. We are not to just indulge them in whatever they want and capitulate to their crimes.

>>799922 (full house check)

You know, we used to be like that for almost 1600 years. Sigh

>>799936

What is it with you autists, both you and the SJW's, that you understand identity politics only in the terms of moronic extremes?

>While we believe in maintaining our faith and Christian civilisation, our religion doesn't believe in turning the rest of the world into a Dar al-Harb that must be relentlessly attacked and enslaved, like the muslims do, or >>799949

>DURR, HURR, SO YOU MEAN YOU BELIEVE IN OPEN BORDERS AND IMPORTING 6 GORILLION PAKISTANIS AND AFRICANS TO IMPOSE SHARIA LAW

>>799922

>The bible makes it clear "you cannot serve two masters".

That's why I don't have Facebook.

>>799996

A lot of anons here are recovering /pol/acks who are very insecure of the perceived timidness of certain doctrines. Every single "love your enemy" thread is filled with them, their worldview inexplicably tied to their faith or lack thereof.

Honestly, I do the same as Muslims and Jews and prefer Christians myself. But I don't dehumanize others as they do. They're all potentially one step away from meeting Christ. And I wish they all would do so. I know many would love him, if they got a clearer picture of him. I think the world itself tries to prevent presenting that clear picture of Christ. And part of the "good news"/Gospel IS, in fact, showing the clear image of Christ. That's on all Christians to make it happen.

>>800024

Facebook (including Instagram, Whatsapp etc.) is the biggest secular (or Satanic) "church" of the world, with over one billion members, who follow their king Mark Zuckerberg.

It's clearly structured and intended as replacement for church and community, but for worship of brands instead of God.

So I cannot reconcile being Christian with being "on Facebook".

>>800016

>A lot of anons here are recovering /pol/acks who are very insecure of the perceived timidness of certain doctrines.

I found the Good News on /pol/. Regardless if those people where just larpers or real Christians, the Lord did his work and converted me nevertheless.

>>800037

>I found the Good News on /pol/. Regardless if those people where just larpers or real Christians, the Lord did his work and converted me nevertheless.

Good.

Still, the excessively black-and-white thinking predominant on /pol/ is spiritually toxic.

Because Christianity is not a quasi-nation state miasma across the world which has something to prove and militantly protect, it is the truth.

>>800037

If you need to use it to talk to friends and clients its easy to degeneracy proof it, i unfollow every person that posts selfies or brainwashed political opinions.

My wall is mostly composed of posts from groups i follow, like agriculture, art, philosophy, etc.

My mind is adequately protected.

>>800048

>Still, the excessively black-and-white thinking predominant on /pol/ is spiritually toxic.

People get drawn to /pol/, because they want to think outside the mainstream narrative. When the mainstream is all-inclusive gender-fluid GBLT, you find the polar opposite (racists, antifeminists, axis lovers) on /pol/.

I got told by state education, that churches are museums of medieval superstition and they are still standing, because colored windows are nice to look at and some old people still go there, because they are mentally stuck in the past and haven't accepted the blessing of communism.

The mainstream media of my youth conformed to this view but later on started praising Muslims left and right, completely contradicting what I got taught before. I ended up on /pol/, because I started questioning that. Being open to alternate views, I also then questioned the bs atheist teachers told me about church as well and after a few years ended up here.

/pol/ was the catalyst needed to rid me of the brainwashing and open me to Christianity, in spite of all the hate there. I don't go there anymore, because I don't care much about secular things anymore.

>>800073

>If you need to use it to talk to friends and clients its easy to degeneracy proof it

If I had to meet my friends and clients inside a mosque (a requirement, which might come up at some point in Europe), I still wouldn't join.

You realize that you can do nothing on Facebook without joining the cult?

>>799996

A lot of strawmans there. We are at war (spiritual war) with ‘worldliness’, we are called to be in the world but not of it. Like I said in previous post, this doesn’t mean a shooting war. This is a war with sin, death, etc.

>>799996

>identity politics

Anything can be classed as identity politics, that’s such a useless word. Individualism is a Satanic doctrine. That’s literally what the devil is about. Liberation. And rebellion. From Gods law.

>>800076

>People get drawn to /pol/, because they want to think outside the mainstream narrative.

Yes.

They get drawn to /x/, beyondtopsecret and infowars, too, when they feel the official story regarding certain political, spiritual and economic events is bs, and they want to think outside the box.

Can you find certain gems, facts and kernels of truth there?

Yes.

Is it a worthy source of info?

Heck no, 90% of it is total bullshit and the demented ravings of fringe faggots, that they probably parroted and cross-polinated from other unsourced extremists with an agenda.

Same with /pol/.

Some of their ideas are sound, but for the most part, their thinking is faulty, contrarian, emotional, and prone to heresy and prelest that tickles their ideology.

I'm glad you found Christ there, but it doesnt legitimize that board.

Hating liberals does not theology make.

>800117

Yes, brazilanon, you hate the American Enlightenment and its modern liberals, and recently have expanded your hate to the very idea of individualism itself.

We get it.

Now sit down, this isn't about you.

>>800215

He's Brazilian? That…actually explains a lots of things for me.

In other threads he autistically defends monarchism. I couldnt really understand, but now I feel kind of sympathetic tbh. When your country had Pedro II you have moral right to stand for that.

>>800250

I'm pretty sure it's the same fag that talked about this stuff in other thread.

I don't care about his love of monarchy(i have monarchist leanings myself), i'm annoyed he is extremely autistic, and has no basic idea of statecrafting, instead being an unhinged lover of brutal autocracy for the same of autocracy.

Now he's started a psychopatic adulation of violent mental collectivism.

Yet, when i asked how his state is supposed to function, how transition of power is gonna happen, and everything else a country's political system need, and how his form of state has never existed in the history of Christendom, he literally went:

"I don't know, and i don't care! I just hate american Enlightenment stuff, and want to do everything in the complete opposite direction"

>>800250

Pedro II abandoned the Church and that's why I believe Brazil became Babylonic. He chose to put humanist "Enlightenment" above the Love of God.

Search for Questão Religiosa. Even the pope said he would fall.

>>800561

This. He was a very good secular leader but let masons run amok and infiltrate the church and government.

>even the pope said he would fall

Really?

>>800250

I was railing hard against democracy the other day. That was not brazilanon but me.

>>800595

Yeah.

From wikipedia:

>Em seguida o papa escreveu a Dom Pedro ameaçando-o com o juízo divino e dizendo que "quanto mais alto estiver alguém, mais severo será o ajuste de contas". Com muita perspicácia política, o papa também disse que "Vossa Majestade…. descarregou o primeiro golpe na Igreja, sem pensar que ele abala ao mesmo tempo os alicerces do seu trono".[41]

>>801173

sad day for our country.