inb4 robot master race

"Doesnt mean anything" why? Because you said so??? Lol.

*gibes factual historical precedents on the failings of the catholic church* you "nah m8 that doesnt mean anything"

Catholic Church definitely has a lot of problems

@Simon Scola good job simon
you could hear the disdain in james' voice when you brought up nick
it still bothers him

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/441068168845197334/444332291964010496/20180327_085059.gif

The Catholic Church does have pedos in it too. I just can’t stand the fedora tipping about it.

Corruption of humans in modern times is not comparible to orthodox Catholic social doctrine

I agree with James on a lot but he’s so fake and arrogant

Have you guys read the school of Darkness book

Nick is arrogant because he right all the time

why has Allsup turned up the bass to the max? he sounds like a morning zoo radio show host

its about the *ahem* Communist infiltration of the Catholic Church

I've been meaning to read it

@Simon Scola
The pope will deport Mexican invaders.

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If i was more prepared and it wasn’t 1 am, i would’ve done way better but i still did good. I can’t believe he was so autistic about sources

Like when do you think Christianity started to lose influence? You don’t need a. Source for that lol

Listening to James I thought I had playback speed turned up

Voluntarily giving to the poor of your own free will =/= advocating for systematic redistribution of wealth under threat of violence, thusly subsidizing a class of untermensche allowing them to propagate theor genes.

I was a sperg though lol because there’s so much stuff to bring up and call him out on

When do you claim Christianity lost its influence?

Around 1960

1776

Could be argued it lost influence a bit later though

1992

Shit

1792

take the white sharia pill

1970 is when the decline really started most likely

not even close

In the modern sense. I get why you guys said 1700s

it started 11000 years ago

Agriculture was the first decline

Separation of church and state was a mistake

We like to think of our parents generations as being god fearing hardcore beleivers. When really thats just not the truth. Just ask your parents about their peers spirituality and doubts. Im pretty sure christianity finally really died in the intellectual sphere around 1890 in america.

In the modern world the Renaissance was the decline

^

Really Good point. There was still a good amount in the 50s. Most was cultural largely due to atheistic communism

There was likely some postwar revival, seeing as the neocons adopted some of the nazi models but still