SouthernAnglo

"Christianity has not annihilated the distinction of nations, nor was it intended, as all the previous commentaries plainly declare [Henry, Patrick, and etc] to change the laws of earthly governments, or do away with the social relations established among mankind."

The Nashville Predators?

She is an imposter. Not a Bishop.

This is openly heretical and proof that Progressivism is steadily hollowing out Christianity and repurposing the faith to suit its own ideological agenda. Women cannot be priests. They were not created for this role. This is non-negotiable. Any church which promotes female pastors is no true Christian church at all, and the fact that this is now a controversial statement illustrates how late the hour is.

@GRespecter98067 Great! If only the Papists would have more humility when talking about Henry VIII

@AngloSouthern The first Pope literally abandoned and denied Jesus... we're tracking, bro

How many Roman Catholics know that the Pope ran cover for his illegitimate son as he raped his way through Italy, including the rape of at least one bishop, before making him the Duke of Parma?

@MonsantoEnjoyer Just drawing attention to a historical fact.

@AngloSouthern What argument are you implying here besides a form of donatism?

@caesar_beaver In the Cross of Christ I glory, Lord of all being, throned afar, & Holy Spirit, Truth divine to name a few.

@AngloSouthern Such as?

Let’s be honest, the Unitarians wrote some great hymns.

@letthemexult Thank God it didn’t happen.

A salutary reminder of how close we perhaps came, and how far we now are— for manifold reasons, in both churches— to union.

Confederate Senators had some epic names: Clement Claiborne Clay Augustus Emmet Maxwell Herschel Vespasian Johnson William Theophilus Dortch Gustavus Adolphus Henry Sr. Louis Trezevant Wigfall

@ArmandusHellfi2 Read "retard right" as "self-destructive right" if you would prefer.

@AngloSouthern Using “retard right” which has been almost entirely used by the pro zionist or pro zionist appearing actors instantly kills this post’s reach to anyone leaning towards or on the anti-zionist side, which i would assume this post is meant for, unless its meant as cheerleading

Don't let the retard right drag us back into purely online political & social irrelevance. The OGC has been one of the most encouraging developments on the dissident right (or whatever you want to call it) in the last decade, at least.

@Squattocrat @HiawathaAvenged @CSandbatch I'm not sure how much I buy the WV secession thing. Its creation seems more of a result of a Federal invasion than a large popular movement IMO.

@AngloSouthern @HiawathaAvenged @CSandbatch The upper south only joined after Lincoln’s volunteer call. Even the you had West Virginia seceding. Henry Wise was the big guy pushing for it.

They're binned at the county level, so you're looking at households by location from which the "head of household" submitted their census docs. This dataset is *much* larger than the NOLA transactions one & it is just the tables on slavery w/o any names or real property desaignations, so really....say Wade Hampton's slaves on farms in the Mississippi Delta run by his son (not the head of household) go in the South Carolina line. Just doing exploratory shots, but when I start mixing up dataset layers the graph gets complicated & like I said YOU ALL DON'T PAY ME ENOUGH. (If you pay me enough I'll build SimPlantation, A Child's Interactive Guide to History)

@HiawathaAvenged @CSandbatch @Squattocrat Also many people in the South, especially in the upper South, were still very attached to the Union. Joining the Confederacy was not an easy choice for folks like Lee.

@HiawathaAvenged @CSandbatch @Squattocrat Virginia was more moderate politically (voted for Bell in 60) and its economy was becoming less reliant on slavery.

@ViaMediaVoice Here's an example: x.com/ViaMediaVoice/…

@ViaMediaVoice Anglo-"Catholicism" is Anglo-Romanism

Worst part about being Anglo-Catholic: Hated by Protestants Hated by Roman Catholics Tis lonely over here.

@ViaMediaVoice Nope, this is a feature of Anglo-Romanism in all its various shades.

@AngloSouthern Those are called Anglo-Papalists.

@anglo_yank The Pope is definitely an Anti-Christ.

@AngloSouthern The Pope is definitely not the Antichrist. The traditional Christian teaching on the matter has always been that the Antichrist will come from among the Jewish people. Reinterpreting Holy Scripture around the doctrinal disputes of one's day is generally foolish.

As we remember the Martyrdom of Archbishop Cranmer, we should be reminded of the necessity of standing firm on the doctrines contained within the Protestant Episcopalian formularies.