Message from @PanzerCO
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I actually had an ancestor who was a Manchurian, he settled in Korea and now I am 92% Korean
I am guessing it's because of him that I have a bit of European DNA
Idk, 23andme is unreliable though so I have my doubts
Previously they said I was Indian
got to go, time for liturgy, see you all later
I have drill so I'll be reading my pocket bible
@Deleted User "Subconsciously", in the sense that advertisation always shows BMWF couples, etc. Aside from the "Diversity is our strength" nonsense.
well they don't hide, haha
btw there's a very interesting documentary that shows antichristian + globalist propaganda in cinema, if that interest one of you guys
the dub sadly is a bit bad but whatever
Whoever was asking, duelling is forbidden by the Church, punishable by anathema. This was established in the Council of Trent.
Besides, it's a very prideful act.
I'm gonna beat you up but it won't be mutually decided so it's only a mortal sin instead of anathema XDDDDDDDDD
@GodFearingEnglishman Thanks.
@GodFearingEnglishman Didn't the Council only forbid duelling that resulted in death though?
^ The act of duelling, regardless of whether the duel is to the death or not, is still an act of immense pride.
The Church cannot, and should not, by any means endorse it.
I mean, on a personal level, I don't have a huge problem with it.
Perhaps it should be one of those "Filth outside of the castle to keep the castle clean" sort of things.
I declare anti prot crusade or at least on evangelicals
>crusade
Meh
>inquisition of the clergy
BIIIIIIG YEEEEET
Chris he said he thinks he out gave God is what I am shocked about
Yeah the whole thing is bad, it sort of feels like a secular motivational speech that uses Christian words
For real and I used to like my old church look up to him.
I used to like the guy from Wretched, if you know him
Todd Friel
"Instances of heresy within the Catholic church are getting pretty bad"
Prots: "Hold my jet"
What on Earth is wrong with these people?
They are godless
Dense question.
Does one need a degree in theology in advance before becoming a priest?
Is that part of the process, or What?
I’d have no idea how that works tbqh
I’d think during seminary you’d be taught on theology
I don't know about the Roman Church, but all you need before going to the Ruthenian Byzantine seminary in Pittsburgh is a bachelor's degree. It can be a bachelor's degree in anything (though, as one seminarian joked, preferably not in women's studies!).
^ I know the Dominicans stipulate a degree, and they weren't particularly specific on what kind of degree.