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@LizzieMarbach @BlameMoloch @PastorNinja Thank you for saying this, can you tell me what this means "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you."

@Ma_Ju_Fi @druski_g27198 @korrathetaymi This is facts. The Bible cannot be corrupted at the time of that statement which is 600+ AD and we have the scriptures from before than carbon dated historical. So now Islam has a big problem

@druski_g27198 @korrathetaymi 3:3-4

I Went on Dr.Daf and debated 20 Christian Women! youtu.be/PT1Vox_okpA?si…

@Ryder69396 @MJKelleyII @Oluwadaniel_0 Is the One true God the Alpha and the Omega?

@MJKelleyII @Oluwadaniel_0 Don't lie. There is no scripture that call Jesus one true God. Jesus himself call his Father one true God.

According to Trinitarians Jesus is an "heretic" for declaring that his God and Father is the only true God and not him.

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi lol brother are you illiterate or dishonest?

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi No because she’s let go with nothing after you used her up because you humiliated her my son

You know it’s bad when everyone’s crying over you 🙁 2 more days christian’s, watch how your women crumble when I press them on their faith. 🙏🥷🏽

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi that were radical compared to surrounding cultures. It treats her as a person with dignity, not property

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi The law acknowledges this as a wrong done to her and uses it as the reason he owes her freedom and cannot exploit her further. this law was restraining the harsh practices of the time, not endorsing ideal behavior. It gives the woman rights (freedom, no resale, time to mourn)

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Humiliated who? it’s called dignity bud

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Because you humiliated her, right? Answer the question my son

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Now let’s take Muhammad who tells you you can take female slaves even if married and defile them. GG man

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Because you humiliatedher, right?

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Deuteronomy 21:10-14) The captive must mourn a full month, be treated as a wife (not a slave/concubine for casual use), and freed without sale if rejected. This was viewed as limiting lust and granting dignity, far above pagan norms.

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi It's alright, bro. You already fell for it and got dunked on, thank you for the source that agrees with what I stated.

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi It literally doesn’t agree, and is also the source you said didn’t exist lol 🤦🏾‍♂️

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Just say.. hey I don’t understand what I’m reading. It’s easier

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi My son, keep alive for yourselves is a hebraeic sexual euphenism for sexual intercourse, this is stated by academia. And Augustine here corroborates with that view LOL, thank you so much for the source my son

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Wait before we do the shuffle, you just called me a moron and told me it didn’t exist. Let’s start there. Not understanding something doesn’t mean it’s not there

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi You do realize this doesn't help you, LOL?

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi You okay?

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi It's not in there you braindead moron ChatGPT fabricated this. Go read a book,

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi The Harmony of the Gospels (Book II, Chapter 27)

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi This is a fabrication by chatGPT where does Augustine state this?

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Sure

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi Show me one church father that contradicted my understanding

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi This is called cope. The Bible is consistent. Thank you

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi They do

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi That’s false it’s one interpretation from a Jewish man, again we are Christians and don’t take one Jewish man’s interpretation as true. We look to the Church Fathers. None of them have this understanding and this person is saying it’s debated. You’re not honest

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi It is, as it is the earliest and most historically accurate understanding of the passage and its historical context.

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi A Jewish scholar’s interpretation is not bounding on Christians as they remained Jewish and did not go into the new covenant instituted by Christ. That interpretation is void the church of Christ interprets justly through the spirit

@Bothpills @ctdobrien @korrathetaymi No. It's to show that you have no basis for a moral argument against Islam.

@adam17129 @ctdobrien @clearvoice45 @korrathetaymi You guys are wrong, but let’s say hypothetically you were right this is bad for the Quran. It always is all bad for the Quran

@ctdobrien @clearvoice45 @korrathetaymi Yeah, but Shimon Bar Yochai is the correct and earliest interpretation, later interpretations were horrified at the concept and deliberately miscontrued the meaning in order to appear more friendly to the masses.

Here is the single most effective way to convert your loved ones to Catholicism. It's not arguing. It's not apologetics. It's not even fasting. St. Monica used it to convert St. Augustine. Almost no Catholic prays this way today. Here's what she did. Her son was a complete mess. Stealing. Lying. Living with a girlfriend. Mocking the faith his mother had poured into him for years. So Monica did what any desperate Catholic mother would do. She went to the holiest bishop she knew — St. Ambrose — fell at his feet, and begged him through her tears: "Please. Speak to my son. Convert him. Save him." His response shocked her. Three words. "Leave him alone." What kind of bishop says that to a weeping mother? But before Monica could protest, Ambrose said the sentence that would change her entire life: "Go your way, and God bless you. For it is not possible that the son of these tears should perish." She left filled with peace instead of despair. And her son? He became St. Augustine — one of the greatest saints, theologians, and Doctors the Church has ever known. So what did Ambrose know that Monica didn't? He knew the one principle that turns ordinary prayers into invincible ones. And almost nobody prays this way. Here's how most Catholics pray: "God, if you just convert my brother, I'll be happy." "God, if you just bring my husband back to Mass, everything will be okay." "God, if you just do this one thing..." Read those again and notice what's actually happening. We're not surrendering our will to God. We're trying to bend God's will to ours. Not the other way around. We're treating the Almighty like a vending machine — the right combination of prayers, fasts, and good works, and out pops the conversion we want. That's not prayer. That's negotiation. And St. James calls it out by name: "You ask and do not receive, because you ask wrongly, to spend it on your passions." — James 4:3 Here's the part most Catholics never grasp: God controls not just what happens — but how it happens. Maybe He's already ordained your family member's conversion. But maybe He's ordained that he'll convert only through your prayers, your suffering, your surrender. And as long as you're white-knuckling it — trying to be the engine behind her conversion — you're getting in the way of the very thing you're begging God for. So what's the answer? Surrender. Stop trying to sell your family the faith. Stop shoving apologetics in their face. Stop trying to prove you're happier than them. Pray the way Abraham prayed. Remember what God asked of him in Genesis 22? To take Isaac — his only son, the son of the promise, the son he loved more than his own life — and lay him on the altar as a sacrifice. And Abraham obeyed. He raised the knife, fully surrendered. And the moment he did, God stayed his hand and gave him back his son — and made him father of nations. Because Abraham was willing to lose what he loved most, he received more than he ever dared ask for. That is exactly how to pray for your loved ones. Not: "God, you have to do this." But: "Jesus, you want this person's conversion even more than I do. Not my will, but thine be done. On your time. In your way. And if it's only through my suffering — so be it." When you can pray like that, your prayers become unstoppable. One of the Eastern Church Fathers put it this way: "He who obeys God — God obeys him." Read that one more time. The Monica who clenched her fists and demanded action got nothing for years. The Monica who finally surrendered her son to God with open hands got St. Augustine. She got the Confessions. She got a Doctor of the Church. She got to spend eternity with the very son she once feared she'd lost forever. If you have someone you're praying back to the faith — a spouse, a child, a parent, a sibling — hear this: Stop fighting, start surrendering. Open your hands. Let God be God. Send this to a friend who needs to hear it.