No.

Go to church faggot

K dad.

I will get everyone to bully you towards the end of the week

Just so you go to church

I doubt I'm the only one. Why don't you hold everyone to this same standard and check up on them weekly?

They harassing me too bud its ok

Faustus, go to fecking Church

Its best done on an individual level

I went to Church today, did you?

No

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@JoeyJoestar1337 You have church near u?

The nearest orthodox church is over 30 miles away in another city

Go to the braptists

GG

Alright fellas

Serious fucking dilemma

In the story of Samson and Delilah, Samson wasn't supposed to cut his hair lest he loses his blessing of great strength

Does this include his beard hair???

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I'm sure the Fathers must have written on that somewhere. Run a Google search.

Wait I remember this

He took Nazarite, vow I think. So, no. No beard trimming.

*a Nazarite vow,

Matthew 7:13-14

**Matthew 7:13-14 - Douay-Rheims 1899 American Edition (DRA)**

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<13> Enter ye in at the narrow gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way that leadeth to destruction, and many there are who go in thereat. <14> How narrow is the gate, and strait is the way that leadeth to life: and few there are that find it! ```

Shroud pill for pinning since I keep losing it.

There's some stuff I shouldn't say so I'll have to be vague, but after a recent conversation, I got to thinking about people with dissociative identity disorder (DID). I've interacted with these dissociated identities, and it got me thinking
How do you guys think the Christian concept of the human soul relate to a person with this specific mental disorder, where they may have multiple distinct personalities inhabiting one mind, where they can be merged or fractured under certain circumstances?
ie. John Doe has DID, how many of that nigga are you gonna meet when you're both dead?

Mental illness =/= possesion

That being said, it could be possesion if diagnosis proves negative

Always keep holy water near with these people

But don’t tell them

They’ll feel uneasy near it

If possessed

In principle, then?

Let's say they just have a clinical disorder

I don't know if you think I was, but I wasn't conflating the two @MawLr

In principle, in order to say someone is possessed, mental illness has to be discarded

In the case you mentioned, said person would have to stop taking meds to be exorcised first