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saw that peterson clip nick posted
finally some1 says what iv ebeen saying for yearss
huwhere
actually pretty redpilled
nice peterson finally chose a hill to die on
I wont bullycide him anymore
we need to analyze the woman male interconnectected this of today for any progress either the right or the left wants
and progress for what either women or men want
It'd be nice if sociologists werent full of shit and could do something proper to study it
im getting so much hell
from my skeptic sargon of cukkad fan friend
who is calling me misogynist for pointing this out
"its because wamen wanna look PROFESSIONAL" he says
wew
When I last went to the doctor there was liike 3 20-32 year old assistants for every actual doctor and I dont see how the office isnt just some degenerate harem
they fix the scrubs for women to cut lower and tighten around the ass, at least in some cases
Just finished memorizing the prayer against temptation/the prayer of St. Benedict.
Crux sacra sit mihi lux
Non draco sit mihi dux
Vade retro, satana
Nonquam suade mihi vana
Sunt mala quae libas
Ipse venena bibas
did you work out while doing it ?
nourish the soul and the body
I did not.
More or less meditated while repeating it over and over.
It was actually sort've an accident, the meditation.
forge the flesh i was so tired today but i still did my workout
I clasped a cross in one hand and put my other over my heart and recited it with my eyes closed for about thirty minutes.
very good
The repetition coupled with the darkness almost lulled me into a bit of a trance.
its time to leave the old gods behind
and come home to christ
This the bible Nick recommended on his stream. You can buy it from BArnes & Nobles or read it for free online. This is a Christian server.
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/p/the-holy-bible-pope-leo-xiii/1007231539/2678393044154?st=PLA&sid=BNB_DRS_New+Marketplace+Shopping+Books_00000000&2sid=Google_&sourceId=PLGoP164951&gclid=Cj0KCQiAzfrTBRC_ARIsAJ5ps0uWB4bDnaPUf7DxAa0vjRqqFopMW8fp1vGsdhLEQjhB-r5yhpcwYmUaAiHcEALw_wcB
https://www.biblestudytools.com/rhe/
is it on amazon ?
EDIT: YES IT IS
more expensive but that includes thre shipping
so it evens out
The holy trinity of Catholic books:
- Douay Rheims Bible
- Catechism of the Council of Trent
- 1962 Roman Catholic Daily Missal
I want to go to confession to be in a state of grace before mass but my parish doesn't offer confession before mass
Really has me feeling down
We really need confession b4 mass it saves souls yo
nvm i see what ur saying
Use this time upcoming to rededicate your lives towards God
Are our waifus waiting for us in heaven lads?
no
@๐ญ๐ต are u catholic
yea
EPICCCCCCC
Sounds cheesy but I knelt and prayed and asked for guidance, as I am in essentially a great crossroads in my life. I asked for insight into what God wanted of me, finished the prayer, and opened my bible at random. It led me to Mark 12:38, which is a warning about the practitioners of the law.
I then prayed again and asked God if this was a warning to me or simply advice as to what I should do, he directed me to Acts 17:4, which tells of a few Greek individuals who were devout and followed Paul and Silas. I asked again what I ought to do with myself, asking for further wisdom, and I was subsequently directed to 1 Corinthians 13:13, which talks about the virtuosity of hope, faith, and charity, and that of the three, the greatest is charity.
Well fellas. I think I'm high due for some charity work.
It's sad how even in the dissident right, actually practicing your faith by doing things like praying is still seen as taboo or "uncool".
turn the heat up in your house if you're gay, that way you get used to the flames of hell
Yep
There WILL be a schism in china
and its sad
Because the most pius and tradition will be the ones to do ot
I'd gladly pray the rosary w u guys irl if it ever happened
Gotta go to CPAC then
I'm too poor lmao
Mwhy the rosary tho
Gain the further attention of God, and moreover, Mary.
Fellas Fellas Fellas
we gotta make sure our resting face excudes the love of christ
we gotta convey LOVE in our expression
we gotta be the people folk can ask for directions
Volk*
Volk is for larping faggots. I like German but we speak English, and in English, we don't say "unseren Volk" we say "our folks".
*Volk ist fur der Deutchesvolk, und folk ist fur der Amerikanersvolk*
I love it. *but we aren't from Germany nor do we have German culture as our own*
keep Bavaria in Bavaria, and keep American in America.
*I will when you confront the fact that New York was one of the largest contributors to the war effort and the subsequent import of millions of people who diluted our founding heritage. And stop memeing about your loneliness like a helpless shitbrick*
You won't be lonely your entire life, you cow turd.
*just take solace in the fact that it'll end at some point in your life*
yea when im DEAD
sadly this is me unironically
we cant eat meat tomorrow right
and something about like one meal
im not gonna be able to focus
on the books
no meat, fish & eggs ok, eat one full meal, you can eat two smaller meals that don't add up to the full meal
I never eat full meals anyway lel
Fellas I'm frying bacon rn halp
Not eating it )-:
You can eat fish
Do all denominations of Christian do ash Wednesday or just catholics?
Just Catholics tbh
It's my first ash wednesday
Why i was confused, but i get it now
Kassy Dillon probably makes more content than America first media
Post forehead today or you banned
I have mass at 5:30, will post noggin if u want
I will
Ash Wednesday isn't a real day of obligation tho
Fellas I've never fasted before and im so hungry
Though I didn't eat much last night so I'm paying for that
Same
I've went no food and water fast for a day
Goals )-:
But if u have to do intellectual stuff it's very hard
I'll try that Friday
I wanna sleep
I AINT EATING TILL SUNDOWN!!!
Fellas why is it so hard to get s confession
It really is
Makes me doubt the need for it tbh
I had to go to the church down the road from the hate lair instead of the one 3 minutes from my college just to get one
And it wasnโt even until after mass
Very upsetting
Oh and there was no parking because of all the lukewarm Catholics who only show up to get ashes
Oy vey!
Trad churches have confession before and during Mass
How's the fasting going fellas?
It's not actually that bad
Tbh
But it's only 3, 9 more hours to go
Guys, I need some help. After praying to the Lord for guidance, I selected three random Bible verses to try and see what God wants me to see. The verses I chose were Numbers 5:4, Psalms 119:13 and Mark 10:42. Could anyone give me some interpretations of these verses and how their teachings' could be applied in real life?
Also non-catholics do celebrate ash Wednesday
@everyone
My ashes are barely visible so no forehead posting
@Broseph same thing with the parking. I went at noon and it wasstill hard to park
I saw an asian with ashes on campus
a grill
ooo one second
wait im not sure i wanna dox my forehead
my scars are distinctive and can be used to pick me out
lul
I got a really light ash covering so by now u cant really see it
mine sweated off
its fucking hot out here as balls
Poast head
but i have pics of mine i sent to my aunt on the way from church to the gun store
let me see if i can crop my scars out
I'm about to go to mass
I will post forehead l8r
is everyone just ignoring me then lol
there thatys all u get
i hope nick went to mass
wow ur asher did pretty good
Nick is a LARPer doubt he went
but its not a day of obligation so as long as he fasted hes good
@Fashnalist02#0300 thatโs not really how God operates. You donโt get to demand he reveal himself to you
Those verses could just hold their inherent value, nothing more
@Fashnalist02#0300
Well, the first verse is speaking of the Israelites following the rule of God as pertains to Moses, a rule about the expelling of those with varying amounts of diseased skin.
The second is a declaration of message. A clear statement in Psalm about recitation of the law of God.
The last is part of a lesson taught by Christ dictating that those rulers which are outside the kingdom of God are Autarchs, who exert authority over their people, whereas within the kingdom of God, rulers are servants of their people.
Take with this what you will. Maybe He said something, maybe He didn't. Contrast these to your life and routines and see where it might fit in.
<:cry:402378380063932418>
Photo from Florida shooting
Would be sad if wasnโt Florida
she got ashes
:((((((((
whats the ash for
First day of lent @Ulf
doxxed
wew
Thought it would be fun but whatever man
@Bret You look classy and agent enough to be a leader, have you considered going to your local GOP meetings?
@(((The George Borjas))) dude i look homeless
Saint Alexius looked homeless despite being incredibly wealthy. He chose to donate all of his belongings to the poor and any wealth which he obtained he spent it on them.
He lived under stairs that are now a relic in a chapel.
*there is little fault in the taking of a humble visage*
He definitely sounds like a saint to read up on
@Bret You look like ed sheeran with darker hair, as long as you look good in a suit youre fine
Mildly unrelated and probably belongs in <#402368135979859969> but I conquered Tunisia as the Papal States in EUIV. *satisfying as hell*
@Broseph bit late, but I'm sure Jesus says somewhere in the Bible that if you truly believe and pray anything you want will be given to you
No, not how it works. Itโs not like a redemption system where you put in a prayer and you get out a miracle. Sometimes you get nothing in the temporary, sometimes God helps you out. Physical gifts should not be your motivation for worship
Doesn't matter though pretty sure what he said is true
@Broseph didn't ask for a physical gift I asked for spiritual guidance
I was referring to anything of this temporal world
I never get spiritual guidance
;((((
Can someone tell me where watchmaker theology starts and ends?
A defense of Lutheran Protestantism: Here's an important truth you'll hear us repeat over and over again. "Let Scripture interpret scripture." God's Word is in perfect agreement with itself (it's all God's Word) and will never contradict itself. That helps us whenever people want to use a stand-alone verse to claim something that is false. In order to stand confidently on an interpretation, the reader needs to find elsewhere in the Bible where the statement is confirmed/clarified. Human opinion, tradition, and speculation can be helpful, but they are not a substitute for God's Word. The only things we can know for certain are what God says in his Bible. So...
The Catholic church's assertion that Peter was the first Pope and that Jesus established the church through him and therefore is it is the church with sole and divine authority is not substantiated in Scripture anywhere. They point to a single place in the book of Matthew (16:13โ20) to make this claim. 13 When Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, โWho do people say the Son of Man is?โ 14 They replied, โSome say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets.โ15 โBut what about you?โ [all the disciples] he asked. โWho do you say I am?โ 16 Simon Peter answered, โYou are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.โ 17 Jesus replied, โBlessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. 18 And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it. 19 I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.โ
Even though Jesus was clearly addressing all of his disciples, Peter, as he so often did, jumped in to answer for everyone. And Jesus replies, "Peter, you are blessed to believe this truth that I am the Messiah" (vs 17). He's blessed because saving faith in Jesus is the ONLY way to heaven. In fact, Jesus goes on to say that "the only way anyone can even make this confession of faith and believe it is true is because the knowledge that Jesus is the Messiah and the faith to believe it is a God-given gift." The Bible makes these points countless times. (e.g. John 3:16; Mark 16:16; John 20:31; Romans 10:17; Galatians 2:20 and many more)
Then Jesus speaks the key phrase used by the Catholic Church to establish their point. "You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church." There's something here in the Greek that is lost on us in the English translation. Jesus uses Peter's name, which in Greek is petros - a masculine noun that means loose rock or stone. But because Peter's name MEANS rock, Jesus uses a play on words to talk about the ROCK-solid confession Peter just made about Jesus being the Messiah. Since God knows what he's saying and Scripture is God's Word, it's always in perfect harmony with itself. That's why Jesus uses a DIFFERENT GREEK WORD to talk about the church so that we wouldn't get confused and think he was talking about Peter. He uses the word petra - a feminine noun that means rocky cliff, shelf or ledge of rock - "on this petra I will build my church." In language, those two words can't be connected or modifying each other in any way. They are different genders. There's simply no possible way to make what Jesus says about building his church also mean Peter.
It's a simple play on words. Maybe an example would be if you were talking to someone named Joe Baker as you were headed to the store to pick up a dessert for a party. With a wink and a smile you could say, "Hey BAKER, I'm off to pick up a cake from the BAKER!" (Sorry, it's lame but hopefully helps make the point!) Joe wouldn't be confused by what you're saying because he understands langauge. In Greek, people really wouldn't have been confused by what Jesus said because Jesus didn't even use the same word - used two DIFFERENT words!
The rock that the gates of Hades can't overcome is the rock-solid confession of faith that Peter just finished making - that Jesus is the Son of God and the one who God promised (Messiah) to rescue the world (vs16). See Jesus' point? He asked the disciples "who do people say I am" (vs 13) because it's the most important question in life. And his disciples all mention what people thought of Jesus, that he was a highly esteemed and respected prophet. But that's not good enough for Jesus because believing that he's good and a prophet, doesn't mean that people believe he is their Savior from sin. Only believing that Jesus is the Savior is what actually saves people. (He even once told the story of a wise man who builds his house upon the rock (petra) and his house doesn't collapse - see Matthew 7:24.)
So, people who believe the same thing that Peter confessed to believe will be saved. That's why Jesus goes on to say, "on this rock I will build my church." His church isn't an institution or building. The Bible says many times that Jesus' church is made up of PEOPLE - all the people who believe that he is the Savior. In fact, he calls all of the people who make up his church "living stones (rocks) built together into a spiritual house" (1 Peter 2:4-5).
That's what builds Jesus' church. People sharing, studying, and growing in their faith about Jesus. That's the church that Jesus established on this earth. That's the goal Jesus had is saying "I will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven, whatever you bind on earth...etc (vs 19). Heaven is closed to sinful people - it's locked. The only key that opens the doors of heaven to people is the beautiful message that our sin (the thing that has closed heaven) has been removed. Jesus carried our sins to the cross, received the punishment we deserved for them, and rose again to prove his and our innocence. Everytime we share that "good news" message with someone and they believe it, their sin is gone and heaven swings open for one more person.
There's so much more to be said here about those keys, but I'm out of time. I think the only other verse the Catholic church uses is John 21 where Jesus asks Peter to feed his sheep. Again, nothing about setting Peter up as the Pope or the head of the church, but simply restoring Peter after he had denied even knowing Jesus three times.
--- Pastor from a WELS Lutheran church
This entire wall of text falls apart under the slightest scrutiny
The original spoken language of Matthew 16:13 was Aramaic, not Greek. There was no masculine or feminine, just *Kepha.*
And in the Greek translation, *Petros* and *Petra* had the same meaning. They just used *Petros* for Peter's name because *Petra* was the common word at the time but would have been improper for Peter's name.
Luther was wise in his observation of the error and corruption of the church, but his following actions would fracture it causing what we have to day, a broken liturgical mess that won't be cleaned up without a massive catastrophe or miracle.
So what is the Catholic teaching regarding salvation? How are people saved in Catholicism?
Through the grace of, and subsequent faith in God. As well as repentance for any truly mortal sin.
If you don't go to the Catholic church or confess to a priest, can you still be saved, according to Catholicism?
Yes faith is what saves you
The concept is that dying in a state or mortal sin puts you in jeopardy but I dont think the church says for certain what happens
The biggest problem I find that many outside of the Catholic church have/had (including myself) aside from modern corruptions, is simply the fact that it seems too rigorous.
Now as it pertains tot he history of the church,
it has fought long and hard to reduce rigor,
but it does not go by faith alone.
For many centuries it had to safeguard doctrine from all sorts of heresies.
Of course it's not only faith
But if you lead a good life and have faith you will be saved
Even if you're not in church
Many would-be popes attempted rigorousness only as a means of gate keeping because they did not win the papacy.
According to Wels Lutheran salvation is a gift from God freely given and if we have faith and accept the gift it is ours. Doing good works is our thanks for the gift of salvation, but works won't save us, according to the Lutheran doctrine.
Correct, but again, *not works, nor faith, alone*
the keyword being alone,
it takes both.
And in order to be a decent Christian, you must do both.
As I was about to say, it is a rather large criticism of the church that it does too many earthly works and not enough spiritual, or that it lacks personal connection with God.
A personal connection is entirely up to the person worshipping.
The church is there to act as an authority,
a governing body.
It is no fault of theirs if a man turns away from God, if a man does not pursue him.
It is their duty to bring them to God, but what might they do if they're simply rebuffed?
The majority of rigor, and legalism as well as long held tradition within the church, is to prevent such a thing from happening.
The ceremonies, the sacraments, the traditions,
they must be actively pursued in order to help cultivate not only the idea, but in this earthly prison of ours, *a visage* of Christ.
Protestantism seems nice, it seems good, and to a large degree it is within the traditions of northern Europeans, as well as Americans to partake in it. However we have seen the subsequent death of our own spirituality,
and protestants themselves have fallen to chaos,
and they have become mild.
There was a poem written by a man where Christ comes back, and is in a Victorian era city,
and he was so overcome with woe at the lack of spirituality,
that he longed to die and suffer again.
I think we're there today.
And I think the Catholic faith is the only means of saving us from such a miserable existence.
I am going to a Wels Lutheran church because they are traditional. They don't even allow women preachers or women in any authority at all, LOL. The preachers have to go to 8 years of college and learn Hebrew and Greek. They work to stay true to the word. I grew up in the Southern Baptist and that is literally like a pop up church - the worst of protestantism. I don't think they even have to be formally educated to start a baptist church.
Yes that sounds significantly better than most.
There are 4 types of Lutheran, from traditional, to totally gay.
I am in the most traditional (and smallest) group.
That is mildly depressing.
What're their views on contraception?
Yes, everyone goes to the gay one.
That's a good question. I don't know as it is not relevant to me. I am old ๐ I will look it up though.
I appreciate it.
I will see if I can find a formal statement.
I can't find anything more on the topic right now.
It's fine. I appreciate the dedication.
I saw some post by Fox News on instagram about dog petting for comfort at some โprayerโ group for the Florida shooting. What a joke
Iโve been to their services too. The heresy is too much
how is dog petting heresy
Two different posts pal
Their services are
The dog petting just shows what a joke they are
literally nothing wrong with dog petting
stop being so angry
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