@Attika oh a witness to miracles! Do tell.

Because many antiquity scholars agree Jesus was a real person, a lot of historicity supporting the Bible, strong case for Apostolic Succession, the many cases of miracles happening relating to the Eucharist, etc.

I watched a woman recover her eyesight after being permanently being blind and then deciding to open her heart and pray. My grandmother was also healed from stage 4 cancer.

I also saw a man who destroyed families die after prophesying his own death

🤔 fascinating stuff these are.

I find that a little truth in all religions worth their salt, like a ghostly fingerprint of a civilization that was ripped apart by a catastrophe

If you approach history, science and religion from a syncretic/ perennial perspective the truth will become obvious

@peacock faith of what? Sir could u Elaborate <:hyperthink:591182142189338655>

@ComradeChaos perennialist gang

@Florida Man historical proofs of religious civilizations are one thing, but proofs of its whole credibility is a total other thing, can u elaborate as well?

Well, there are copies of the Gospels that date to around the 1st and 2nd Centuries AD, as well as the letters of Paul the Apostle, the Historian Flavius Josephus referring to Christ's execution by Pontus Pilate, as well as the Roman Tacitus who referred the same thing when Nero blamed the Fire of Rome on the Christians

The proof there is that early christian writers actually wrote their shit

I don't think anyone ever doubted that

I actually doubted the resurrection for some time.

And it makes sense they would execute someone claiming to be messiah (presumably falsely) and causing trouble.

Blaming the fire on christians? Using a scapegoat. doesn't prove christianity any more than Hitler blaming the jews proves judaism

Does anyone know any religious philosophy they'd like to share?

I'll shoot. One of the philosophies of Mahayana Buddhism is the doctrine of the Ratnagotravibhaga. The world can be seen as an emination of divinity (of the Buddha). Only, despite everything being derived from a divine nature, there are imperfections that manifest "accidentally". Yet, once one is aware of these accidental imperfections part of us eminating from divinity, we can also join in the unity of the divine nature (the Buddha).

I've found gnostic and dharmic belief systems like taoism quite enriching.

https://sacred-texts.com/
@Greg Noir
You'll probably appreciate this as a resource

https://sacred-texts.com/chr/index.htm
For the Christians

They have the script for Monty Python's Holy Grail on there. That's legit how I found that site. <:wtf:591182282648190986>

Hahahaha I had no idea

I think they also have the Life of Brian script there as well, yet I've not been arsed to check lately.

Well about the daily question above
I have been a kind of guy who is open to seek out whats Truth is since i have been a little child being born of an atheist family
All my life so far, i have learned about many religions and have been a apart of each religions
I have been a Muslim, a Buddhist, a Hindu and a New Ager
And there have been times when i felt that there was nothing at all and i fell into Atheism for a while until when a spark of Faith came back but then when i thought deeply about all the Religions i have gotten myself in, i really don't want to be apart of it ever again
That was when i suddenly found Jesus and upon studying Orthodoxy and about this unusual God (that really should need a deconstruction regarding how we call Him) and from multiple studies and completely brainstorming, i came to realize that indeed, Jesus is The Way.

Convert to Catholicism though

Greek Fire.

Are you still Orthodox?

No

What are you?

Im a Catholic, i first found the Church by Orthodoxy then i found out that Catholicism is true

Nice

Trust me, it was hard to distince between the two

It took me a while to become firmly confident against Orthodoxy

to me this looks like coping but its a debate I dont know enough about to get into

Catholics are nice, I'd rather be a saint.

Coping from what?

I've still got more to write out, wish I was taking notes rather than at home with me family. Let me know if you see anything disagreeable.

@Eoppa in regards to a sermon about a saint, have you any to share?

Catholicism is fully exoteric and it’s Aesthetics revolves around iconoclasts and idols of Jesus and Mary and Gabriel

Caths are their own enemy