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@oliverburdick I'm glad you got it right. We do NOT worship Mary. We worship God. Thanks for being truthful.

Catholics be like: We don’t worship Mary! We just talk to her, make statues of her, sing about her, and believe she has no sin.

@realmikolson So says Mikala Olson, Prophet

God is not happy with religious performative nonsense like this

@Rblv73 When you get above 80 you will stop posting such trash.

How can one read the Bible and insist Mary was a perpetual virgin? Critical thinking and an IQ above 80 helps

@TR6431 @farmingandJesus Yes. It is so important read John 6:48-58

@SepsSteve @farmingandJesus So Christ offered his own body and blood at the last supper?

Very interesting…

@needGod_net A fake priest for your evil message? Lord have mercy on your soul. Eph 2:10 means we live in the works God has for us - i.e. we DO them as part of our salvation. Get it right: we are saved by GRACE through faith and good works.

Comical sketch: How a Catholic Priest (poorly) explains Ephesians 2:8-9

@chunkipee @BibleInContext1 God makes the past present. So you could also say you're witnessing Jesus passion as it happened. Jesus started it at the Last Supper. The Apostles and church fathers all said the same. Only then does John 6:53-58 make sense. Too bad for you.

@SepsSteve @BibleInContext1 If he thought that he could time travel, then yes I do.

Millions of Catholics today believe that a priest has the power… to bring Christ down from heaven… to offer Him again… and again… on an altar. But Scripture says Christ was offered once for all. Jesus said, “It is finished.” Realize that the idolatry of the Eucharist cannot exist… without the blasphemy of the Mass. So today we’re going to open the Bible… and look at what Catholicism actually teaches… and test everything… against the Word of God. Because this is not a small error… this is the difference between true worship… and idolatry. Watch the full video at Philippians 1:9 Ministries! #catholic

@farmingandJesus Poor Protestants. You don't even know when you're being played. Fr. Vitus doesn't mean the pope is infallible on everything. That's the twist.

No because he’s not. Clearly.

@AL_J82 What a dumb take. Just when it couldn't get any stupider. To abstain from the Eucharist means you don't eat it. That's what heretics do. Protestants refuse to eat the body, blood, soul, and divinity as Jesus told us to do in the Eucharist, offered at every Catholic mass

The early church's arguments for the Eucharist was ONLY about proving Him taking on a human form NOT whether or not we were consuming His literal flesh and blood.

@chunkipee @BibleInContext1 Then you know more than St Ignatius of Antioch, disciple of the Apostle John in 100 AD. They call you a heretic for good reason.

@SepsSteve @BibleInContext1 That is actually a laughable take. The more I learn about Catholicism the more I realize how comical it is. You guys really live in a fairy tale world.

@chunkipee @BibleInContext1 “This is my body, which will be given for you; do this in remembrance of me.” "Remembrance" (anamnesis in Greek) means a liturgical act where a past event—Christ’s sacrifice—becomes present in the current moment, allowing believers to participate in it.

@SepsSteve @BibleInContext1 What verse says this?

@AL_J82 Good. Read the church fathers in full. It will become even clearer that Protestantism is false. A Protestant calling out others for misquoting or cherry picking scripture the "gold standard" of hypocrisy.

Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholics: "to read church history is to cease to be protestant." (Protestant read church history) Also Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholics: "You're QUOTE MINING!" You're CHERRY PICKING!" "All the fathers didn't agree!" "You gotta read the original Latin!" "We don't have to follow everything they say!!"

@chunkipee @BibleInContext1 God has no constraints. We do not go into the past, but God brings the past to the present.

@SepsSteve @BibleInContext1 Unfortunately, we here on earth are still under the constraint of time. Making the past present is not possible.

@chunkipee @BibleInContext1 The past is made present.

@SepsSteve @BibleInContext1 So now Catholics are time travelling?

@KennyBurchard Awesome. So funny. Thanks for this post.

Here are the reasons I became Catholic in 2019. 1. Honestly, I like praying directly to statues as though they are gods. 2. Look, I really just want to earn my own salvation. 3. I’m tired of confessing directly to Jesus. I want another mediator. 4. The Pope never sins or says anything wrong, and gets brand new revelations from God. I need a leader like that. 5. I want a second chance after I die. That’s what purgatory is. 6. I really want to worship Mary as a goddess and the honorary 4th member of the Trinity. 7. I’m sick of hearing the Bible at Church. Give me a Church where you never hear it one time even if you’re an altar boy and go to Catholic school your whole childhood. 8. I don’t think anyone but priests and nuns should be allowed to read the Bible. If you have one in your house it should be on the coffee table collecting dust. 9. I really hate thinking for myself. I need a religion where you don’t think. 10. I want to keep Jesus on the cross. Resurrection? Never heard of it.

@A_wild_fez @AnCapWI @RevivedThoughts His body contains His blood

@AnCapWI @SepsSteve @RevivedThoughts Do you need to have the blood for a full communion?

Church history is on the protestants side. But we have to actually teach it.

@JDunlap1974 It is his OPINION, not doctrine. Learn Catholicism, then talk.

Catholic Pope Leo XIV says God rejects the prayers of those waging war in Iran, stating their hands are full of blood. I guess the pope thinks that he has authority as a mere man to a special access to God that we do not. It's Narcissistic and untrue. Man needs no mediator between himself and God. These are man-made rituals.

@UcheMaryOkoli You are member of the Catholic Church. That's all that matters. Enjoy the Maronite rite!

Looks like I'd be leaving the Latin rite to become a Maronite😀. Besides, we are all in communion with Rome, right??😁 My Maronite Lebanese 🇱🇧 friend sent me this beautiful St. Charbel wrist Rosary 😩😩. Dear Maronites, give me a big welcome! 👏 You just got yourself a new member. May St. Charbel continue to intercede for us all. Help me thank my good friend😊💓.

@conservmillen That's his OPINION. It is not doctrine. Learn Catholicism.

Pope Leo: “[Jesus] does not listen to the prayers of those who wage war, but rejects them.” There is absolutely no biblical basis for this whatsoever. Christians should strive for peace, yes. We don’t revel in death and destruction. And a Christian could make a sound argument against the particulars of many wars throughout history, including the war with Iran today. A Christian could also agree that God shouldn’t be used to justify unjust wars. But to say that God is against war per se is flat out false. All throughout the Old Testament God calls for war in defense of His people. Exodus 15:3 declares, “The Lord is a man of war; the Lord is His name.” David constantly prayed to the Lord while battling his enemies. He says his cries to the Lord “reached His ears” and God answered him. God didn’t just answer David by hiding him away but by giving him lethal strength: “He trains my hands for war” (Psalm 18:6, 34). If you discount these examples because they’re in the Old Testament, you don’t understand Scripture or God. Jesus is God; therefore everything God has ever done Jesus has fully agreed with and participated in, and He does not change (Hebrews 13:8). Mind you also that Jesus Himself promises to come back as a warrior to wage war against evildoers. There are categories of people whose prayers God does not answer: the self-righteous, those who pray with selfish motives. People who wage war are not automatically in one of these categories. I’m so glad our founders did not believe this way. I love this retelling of the story of the pacifist Quaker who allegedly heard Washington praying in the woods at Valley Forge: “He was at Prayer to the God of the Armies, beseeching to interpose with his Divine aid, as it was His crisis, and the cause of the country, of humanity, and of the world.” Sometimes force is necessary to defeat evil and advance good. When it comes to these matters, Pope Leo has repeatedly proven that he is not wise.