/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

ps, the pic in OP is the parish I go to

>>804022

>muh pol

go back to leftypol and stay go

>>804025

I am a /pol/ack tho

>>804022

Glad you liked it. You're very much welcome back.

Dont mind >>804025 if i had to guess the majority of users on here actually converted or began to seriously consider Christianity because of pol and the disastrous state of the world AD 2019.

>>804035

Thank you brother, it genuienly warms my heart seeing people that think like I do. To think that the Edomites could do such damage to the world.

>>804022

I am overjoyed to hear that I’ll see another brother/sister in heaven! Kudos to you for turning from /pol/, friend!

>>804084

>Kudos to you for turning from /pol/, friend!

> "muh /pol/"

/pol/ and /christian/ aren't mutually exclusive.

>>804090

many would say the opposite but to be honest, they are wrong

>>804035

>Dont mind >>804025 if i had to guess the majority of users on here actually converted or began to seriously consider Christianity because of pol and the disastrous state of the world AD 2019.

Even Richard Dawkins is going to convert in the end.

And then Jesus Christ comes back.

t. ex-/pol/tard

>>804096

/pol/ may be full of schizos but the things I learned there are invaluable, I still have the book repository, one of the recommended readings is the Bible

>>804088

Social Darwinism is humanist and subversive.

I mean seriously, who lurked in /pol/ for two years and hasn't considered Christianity as a solution to this

>>804100

tiggers can live in Africa for all I care, they may preach the word of the Lord in there but not in Europe

>>804099

It was meme posters on /pol/, who convinced me to pick up the Bible, because at some point I realized, that the state of the world must be a result of a ongoing spiritual war.

Soon after I converted to Christ. About one year later I fully submitted my life to the Lord to fulfill His plan.

Without /pol/ I would still be an agnostic atheist failing at figuring out sense in life, hunting empty consumerist goals.

>>804104

>submited my life to the Lord

are you a priest or a monk? the way you say it it seems to me you are a man of God

>>804106

>are you a priest or a monk?

I'm just a convert. You don't become a priest that fast.

>the way you say it it seems to me you are a man of God

Since I got converted by the Bible, I sense a strong divine presence and experience a rock-solid faith in Christ, who in fact resurrected and is alive.

Though my ego wasn't to happy with these results and the new plans the Lord had for me, so it was fighting these results for over a year and I metaphorically ended up in the belly of a whale.

After some very rough months, I understood, that my own life choices in my heathen past didn't make any sense and were going nowhere. Finally realizing this, I told God, that I'm fully submitting to His will and at that point my life did make a sharp turn towards the light. He healed me over night from addiction, started the process of curing social anxiety, was easing my long-term family problems and made me meet other Christians in person, opening numerous doors to endless possibilities.

So far it was the best choice I ever made in my life. And it would never had happened without evangelists on /pol/.

>>804119

one word from an annon from /pol/ rings true

>Unironically become a radical Christian, only a fundamentalist attitude can save you and your progeny from the evils the jews and this materialistic world can bring to your life

>>804132

Though this wasn't my angle and I was never planning to devote my life to the Lord. This decision was a result of faith and reason.

I'm feel very sorry for people denying the Lord Jesus Christ, because He is the only way to get saved.

>>804141

alas I converted because I felt lost with how the world has turned out, I needed a purpose, something to cling and have faith that it will turn my life for the better, there I discovered the Lord, since then I have downloaded the Bible and started attending mass, although I feel many people in my school are going to be a bit disapointed that "I am no longer fun to be around"

>>804143

>I feel many people in my school are going to be a bit disapointed that "I am no longer fun to be around"

So you got lucky to turn around your life at a much younger age. I was at halftime already, before it clicked.

>I needed a purpose, something to cling and have faith that it will turn my life for the better, there I discovered the Lord, since then I have downloaded the Bible and started attending mass

Halleluja!

>>804149

Halleluja :)

>>804090

>not mutually exclusive

With paganism rising, they are

>>804022

Hi Christaons,

Went to mass for the first time in 30 years. I had tumor surgery coming up and went with my mom. It really helped me relax during anaesthesia. I'm in some pain right now and if you could spare a prayer for me I would be eternally grateful.

Yours in Christ

>>804182

I’ll pray for ya anon

>>804182

I will annon

>>804161

You'll notice that these Pagans identity comes from being anti-Christian… Just like Atheism. They have no equal or better substitute for Christianity… Just like Atheism.

In the case that they were succesful and Christianity fell to the wayside, they would get stomped out by Muslims and Jews. Christianity is the dam wall holding back the flood waters. And these pagans and atheists, being the superior logicians that they are, think it wise to pound away at the dam wall in the hopes of reducing it to rubble. They have no idea what to do once the flood waters start rushing in… Except blame Christianity and Christians for not holding back the flood waters, of course.

>>804250

>You'll notice that these Pagans identity comes from being anti-Christian… Just like Atheism

All these competing doctrines are specifically anti-Christian. This is no accident, it's because these are the work of Satan.

The strange occurrence of various factions with contradicting views happily uniting against Christianity pointed this anon to the truth.