Message from @thy_biGGy_catis

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2019-03-01 06:15:33 UTC  

Ah, gotcha. Thanks!

2019-03-01 06:16:39 UTC  

@arsenicMysticist the autocephally of Ukraine was really recent

2019-03-01 06:17:06 UTC  

If you don't have a full beard by now, just what are you doing?

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/435520935647248414/550924457565356042/How_Christianity_Came_To_Be_2.m4a

2019-03-01 06:17:10 UTC  

But they're wonky modernists now. LGBT stuff...

2019-03-01 06:17:21 UTC  

@arsenicMysticist Except he gave a schismatic church autocephaly

2019-03-01 06:17:23 UTC  

Or at least implied LGBT stuff

2019-03-01 06:17:56 UTC  

Autocephally was a really bad idea...

2019-03-01 06:18:02 UTC  

For Ukraine

2019-03-01 06:18:16 UTC  

It was better they remain under Russia

2019-03-01 06:18:33 UTC  

Exactly, that is what i'm asking, was the UOC also to have their bishop elected by Kirill ad then made their own branch of church wich Bartholomew gave autocephally to? (wich whatever the case he should not have done because Ukraine is not in his jurisdiction)

2019-03-01 06:18:53 UTC  

Or was the OUC under Patriarch Onphury able to elect it's own bishop?

2019-03-01 06:19:25 UTC  

I have no idea how that stuff works tbh. @Mr. Byzantium any knowledge?

2019-03-01 06:21:05 UTC  

They used to be under Russia, so I assume Russia chose their Bishop? Then Greece interfered where it didn't have that power granting autocephally. Then Moscow and Constantinople went into schism. That's my understanding, but I could easily be wrong. Maybe the Ecumenical Patriarch does have that authority?

2019-03-01 06:22:22 UTC  

Greece did not because it's not the same as the EP.

2019-03-01 06:22:54 UTC  

The idea is that even as a EP Bartholomew cannot interfere in a church out of his juridiction according to our cannons.

2019-03-01 06:25:18 UTC  

But he still did because <:dab2:549526443638521858> <:dab2:549526443638521858> <:dab2:549526443638521858> <:dab2:549526443638521858>

2019-03-01 06:25:44 UTC  

Yeah, that's what I thought

2019-03-01 06:26:37 UTC  

I cry everytime.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/435520935647248414/550926854303776768/schism_time.png

2019-03-01 06:53:27 UTC  
2019-03-01 06:54:31 UTC  

are you afraid of being branded as an phyletist ?

2019-03-01 06:55:54 UTC  

i understand, i go to a Greek Monastery and some stuff i hear is not what im for but eh.

2019-03-01 07:17:42 UTC  

Did I miss something?

2019-03-01 07:18:22 UTC  

@Deleted User i listened to that MP4 file, its pretty interesting.

2019-03-01 07:21:50 UTC  

Saw some good goy talking about muh persecution

2019-03-01 07:23:22 UTC  

I would be an orthobro if I thought it was good for my people. Eventually I found white Judaism. Drakes work is very interesting. He lays out the series of honest mistakes that turned the Catholic tradition into what it is today.

2019-03-01 07:26:25 UTC  

What is "white judaism" even supposed to be?

2019-03-01 07:32:25 UTC  

Apart from an oxymoron, that is

2019-03-01 07:36:20 UTC  

Calvinism.

2019-03-01 07:37:05 UTC  

Madison Grant recognized the Calvinist states as a refuge for white people pre-civil war.

2019-03-01 07:39:08 UTC  

I recignize it as the 76746754th nonsensical heresy that would have been trampled over by the first christians

2019-03-01 08:28:45 UTC  

The first Christians believed in the soul, heaven, and hell. Your tradition is a joke.

2019-03-01 08:35:32 UTC  

You can read about my tradition from the writtings of the first christians. The first christians believed in the many things mentioned by the first christians.

2019-03-01 08:37:32 UTC  

That is why it is "tradition", because it is not something made up by a random nobody a couple of centuries ago.

2019-03-01 08:56:10 UTC  

oh no white Judaism

2019-03-01 08:57:02 UTC  

well thats the thing mate, if there was a universal truth, like christianity, it would be universal

2019-03-01 08:57:32 UTC  

however, that does not mean multi racialism and all that are good

2019-03-01 09:01:43 UTC  

You can read about my tradition from the sect of the nazarene.

2019-03-01 09:02:10 UTC  

>the sect of the nazarene

2019-03-01 09:02:34 UTC  

can you show us, for example, the bishops that mention it?

2019-03-01 09:02:59 UTC  

I'm clearly not coming from the Christian tradition.

2019-03-01 09:03:20 UTC  

That is what you can find in the earliest christian writtings: bishops