There is no way one could remain a Protestant after reading this.
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There is no way one could remain a Protestant after reading this.
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>>160 (OP)
real christianity hasn't been practised since before jesus
https://www.brighteon.com/b435ccb7-fec0-4275-b337-a7abd5faf076>>
>>160 (OP)
Mark of the beast.....you have it if you revere or obey the Pope.>>
>>160 (OP)
>muh cathlicks
>muh protstance
>muh orf'dox
I just follow our Lord and King - Jesus Christ. Why confuse things?
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>>160 (OP)
just follow jesus teaching ser>>
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>>189
Yep. They don't read the bible and claim others don't. It's kinda funny to watch.
The most egregious example is the Eucharist:
>Jesus explicitly said we must eat his flesh and drink his blood (John 6:53–56)
>Many disciples couldn't accept this and abandoned him (John 6:60–66), yet he never clarified that it was metaphorical.
>At the Last Supper, he reaffirmed: “This is my body” and “This is my blood” (Matthew 26:26–28).
>St. Paul also warned that receiving the Eucharist unworthily makes one guilty concerning Christ's body and blood (1 Corinthians 11:27–29).
Clearly, the Catholic interpretation follows biblical foundation. Why couldn't his many disciples accept Him and abandon Him over a metaphor?
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>>211
>just follow jesus teaching ser
Jesus:
>“On this rock I will build my Church” (Matthew 16:18–19),
>gave the apostles authority to forgive sins (John 20:21–23)
>commanded them to teach all nations (Matthew 28:19–20)
Shortly afterwards:
>Church was publicly manifested at Pentecost (Acts 2)
>the apostles passed on their ministry to successors (Acts 1:20–26; 2 Timothy 2:2)
So by being Catholic you are preserving the Church Jesus Himself estebalished, *including its sacraments and apostolic authority*.>>
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Bro, if you haven't moved on to Gnosticism you're not in reality. This world is a scary insane prison/death trap.>>
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I woke up having a nightmare last night and my body is messing up with psychosomatic reactions. I had visions of black people in houses, and then people walking, and I went around a corner and a house was on fire.
And then after I woke up I saw all sorts of visions from things around the world, how crazy it is out there, and I had to do everything to prevent having a panic attack.
I don't really know what I believe, but I don't support getting rid of all the white people. The world of only brown people is a fate worse than Hell. That's why this world is a scary prison/death trap.>>
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>>214
don't shave>>
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>>215
I changed my mind because of the nightmare I had. I was vying for Democrats to win. I didn't vote, however, because I can't. Now I've changed my mind and hope Trump vetoes every single piece of legislation. I had this vision of increased racial violence not just because of the Democrats alone, but because of the fallout white supremacists caused by supporting Trump in the beginning.>>
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I think the Republicans should ease up on the anti-trans rhetoric, and not talk about race. But I'd rather Trump remain President for as long as possible.
All because of my nightmare. It's like it feels like something is coming, and it's bad.>>160 (OP)
real christianity hasn't been practised since before jesus
https://www.brighteon.com/b435ccb7-fec0-4275-b337-a7abd5faf076>>160 (OP)
Mark of the beast.....you have it if you revere or obey the Pope.>>160 (OP)
>muh cathlicks
>muh protstance
>muh orf'dox
I just follow our Lord and King - Jesus Christ. Why confuse things?
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>>189
Yep. They don't read the bible and claim others don't. It's kinda funny to watch.
The most egregious example is the Eucharist:
>Jesus explicitly said we must eat his flesh and drink his blood (John 6:53–56)
>Many disciples couldn't accept this and abandoned him (John 6:60–66), yet he never clarified that it was metaphorical.
>At the Last Supper, he reaffirmed: “This is my body” and “This is my blood” (Matthew 26:26–28).
>St. Paul also warned that receiving the Eucharist unworthily makes one guilty concerning Christ's body and blood (1 Corinthians 11:27–29).
Clearly, the Catholic interpretation follows biblical foundation. Why couldn't his many disciples accept Him and abandon Him over a metaphor?
>>208
>>211
>just follow jesus teaching ser
Jesus:
>“On this rock I will build my Church” (Matthew 16:18–19),
>gave the apostles authority to forgive sins (John 20:21–23)
>commanded them to teach all nations (Matthew 28:19–20)
Shortly afterwards:
>Church was publicly manifested at Pentecost (Acts 2)
>the apostles passed on their ministry to successors (Acts 1:20–26; 2 Timothy 2:2)
So by being Catholic you are preserving the Church Jesus Himself estebalished, *including its sacraments and apostolic authority*.image
I woke up having a nightmare last night and my body is messing up with psychosomatic reactions. I had visions of black people in houses, and then people walking, and I went around a corner and a house was on fire.
And then after I woke up I saw all sorts of visions from things around the world, how crazy it is out there, and I had to do everything to prevent having a panic attack.
I don't really know what I believe, but I don't support getting rid of all the white people. The world of only brown people is a fate worse than Hell. That's why this world is a scary prison/death trap.image
>>215
I changed my mind because of the nightmare I had. I was vying for Democrats to win. I didn't vote, however, because I can't. Now I've changed my mind and hope Trump vetoes every single piece of legislation. I had this vision of increased racial violence not just because of the Democrats alone, but because of the fallout white supremacists caused by supporting Trump in the beginning.