f3cdff No.6686
Paganism is not an existential threat to Christianity irl (at least right now)
The singular most important site of Paganism, on their most important day of the year, draws this crowd.
That's a crowd, but my church alone manages that on a normal sunday, 52 weeks of the year.
How many do you think treat it merely as a point of culture, rather than spiritual? At least half?
Should rennaisance festival-goers be counted as pagan statistics too?
Remember this the next time you get involved with a larper on the internet.
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d6a0df No.6692
they probably arent even pagans. they just seem like hippies and tourists at the stonehenge
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f3cdff No.6694
>>6692
true
yoga is not (European) paganism
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c0f5e3 No.6712
Some Christian anons were calling pagans charlie, is paganism originated from china, or was that just a meme?
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11d0af No.6768
>>6686
<y-yeah but at least it's all white! checkmate, christcucks!
>t./pol/
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2383c5 No.6789
>>6686
>my church alone manages that on a normal sunday, 52 weeks of the year
Stop going to a megachurch
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b8b035 No.6798
>>6789
Acts 2:41-42 NASB — So then, those who had received his word were baptized; and that day there were added about three thousand souls. They were continually devoting themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.
>No! That church is too big! You're not allowed to go to a megachurch!
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2383c5 No.6806
>>6798
>he thinks this was a church service and all these people were members of the same church
lmaoing @ you're life
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b8b035 No.6808
>>6806
No I don't think that was a church service, but I think they formed a church after.
>Baptizing
>Devoting themselves continually to the apostles' teaching
>Fellowship
>Breaking of bread
>Prayer
That's a church
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8517c6 No.6821
>>6808
Read all of Acts 2. Most of these men would not even be staying in the country, they came from all over the world.
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ca6bfd No.6824
>>6821
>would not even be staying in the country, they came from all over the world.
Are you conceding that this constitutes a church if they stayed together? Because they do stay together as a fellowship. They sell their property and hold all things in common.
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8517c6 No.6837
>>6824
No, a megachurch is by definition not a church because a church cannot function at that scale. I'm just pointing out it was not even a megachurch on account of the fact the vast majority of these men went back home.
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f3cdff No.6839
>>6837
>a megachurch is by definition not a church because a church cannot function at that scale.
Prove it
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c0f5e3 No.6897
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3a18dc No.6958
>>6686
If they were serious they would be proactively living in fear of their Gods. They were prone to fits of rage and anger, sending spirits to kill people for entertainment or because they were displeased. They don't even do human sacrifices which were meant to appease them, only further proving the point they don't have any genuine piety.
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4bbe56 No.6962
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