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@MarinaMosk31123 @nicholasofronto @FreeMasonFBA @nightsferatu украинцы нацисты или сионисты скажи пж

@nicholasofronto @FreeMasonFBA @nightsferatu оно возникло из-за давление со стороны властей австрийской империи, которые с 1867 года использовали политический национализм в качестве принципа "разделяй и властвуй". Кстати, сионистский проект здесь в точности повторяет украинский - он стал возможен только после геноцида

Rare time of Wikipedia being honest on the origin of 🇺🇦 identity and how it was forcefully imposed by Austrian authorities

@AnimeAugsburg america was founded by masons

Quit the LARP. America 🇺🇸 was founded and built by Protestants.

@Borealian1839 this looks like a flag a minecraft YouTuber would use

I absolutely fucking hate the red ensign and we should Bury that and the maple leaf for the true Flag of Canada.

@ManassehRJones @Alex_Ortodoxie the quran mentions jesus’ name btw

This is....HILLARIOUS! Unregenerate Ortho Bro @Alex_Ortodoxie quotes a text about the scriptures testifying of "Jesus Christ," and you Protestants don't "live" that, when in his entire 6 HOURS and 20 minute video he literally said the combined word "Jesus Christ" ZERO times.

@doomernat22 in soviet prison culture swastikas were used as a sign of rebellion against the prison system and ultimately the soviet state not as an expression of fascist ideology. in Ukraine, far right politics have never been dominant especially before the invasion.

the political schizophrenia in ukraine is something that almost no one can understand.

@AngloVarangian “zeus be with us” next to a flag with a cross in it as he shows an clip with a dude carrying an orthodox icon. pagan larpers are so lame

You mean Christ be with us? 🤨

@Fr_RonPG true alberta man

@d_bahler @JPuncut @AL_J82 @HHS3239 @truthcartel816 i like how they are supposedly supporting ALL “christians” and saying the issue is more with the “orthobros” and not the “normal orthodox” but theyre out here making an effort to convert the orthodox. the sleeze couldnt be more obvious

@JPuncut @AL_J82 @HHS3239 @truthcartel816 We already know you're lying about these "conversions" and have talked to multiple of your supposed converts and found that you're simply full of it

Another person has left Orthodoxy (This guy was an actual Orthodox member) That is 5 this month Credit to: @AL_J82 @HHS3239 @truthcartel816 (the guy also mentioned me) Continue the good work!

@mosesofseoul @LowStudies why would someone hate koreans based off a white American and where are you getting this idea that thousands of people hate them cus of him

@LowStudies that guy has single handedly made hundreds maybe thousands of people dislike koreans because they read his name and assume he's korean and he actively tries to subvert korean politics the e-begs for money constantly guy is trash. Too much disrespect

No.

@GeorgiosCanada Grown-ups are talking here. Go to catechism class.

Online Orthoboys are seriously trying to defend modern icon veneration by appealing to a heretical document (heretical even according to their own church) in which St. John explicitly rebukes the practice as pagan. They reject the document as a whole, reject its theology, reject its authority, yet still try to salvage it with: “See? This proves Christians were venerating images back then.” Back then practiced by whom? Pagans, and according to the same text, explicitly corrected by the beloved disciple himself. They are genuinely arguing that one of the strongest pieces of evidence for Eastern icon veneration comes from a gnostic text where a pagan convert secretly commissions a portrait of St. John. When John discovers the image decorated with garlands, lamps, and altar-like honors in a recognizably pagan manner, he rebukes him: “I see that you are still living like a pagan.” Lycomedes (the ex-pagan convert) responds that he “crowns, loves, and reverences” the image. John then continues correcting him, redirecting the focus away from material portraiture and toward faith, virtue, and the state of the soul. The entire exchange is a rebuke of pagan patterns of honor being transferred onto an image of a holy man. And somehow this is supposed to be evidence for the icon veneration, and if you reject it you're “siding with the gnostics.” Lol. I’m not the one using a gnostic text as evidence. By that same logic, I could say: “See? This proves it was viewed as pagan.” That is genuinely delusional.

@Yofinks @virtualhistoria @DelusionPosting good catch yolanda! im critiquing the original post aswell 😊

@GeorgiosCanada @virtualhistoria @DelusionPosting That's literally the framing of the original post.

@Yofinks @virtualhistoria @DelusionPosting why is it an either or lol

@virtualhistoria @DelusionPosting Christians believe in building hospitals instead of churches?

@EthanWayne2001 did you consider that maybe father josiah isnt up to date on whats tending in the world of pornography lol

Yikes. A prominent priest going on a show named after an infamous pornography series is maybe not the most prudent decision. Not a good look, for Father Josiah or Orthodoxy.

I’m at a party I ate meat I forgot it was Friday It’s so over

@pudlasz @Franklin_Graham 1. i am well aware of the poor state of affairs in post soviet countries 2. orthodox for the most part dont proselytize 3. The U.S has no official religion and was founded by masons 4. 😭”protestantism was important” you should write that one in a joke book 5. so what?

@GeorgiosCanada @Franklin_Graham Belarus is atheist. The Orthodox proselytize in the U.S. Protestantism was very important in Belarusian history for centuries. The Grahams are pals of the KGB Cyril.

I’m in Minsk, Belarus. Would you pray as I preach the Gospel tonight and tomorrow night?

@ChristianKingTV @Alex_Ortodoxie @Fr_RonPG @RuslanKD

@Alex_Ortodoxie @Fr_RonPG @RuslanKD Why are you crying to Ruslan and HHS, if you have a problem with something I said why are you scared to address me? Join the show and talk to me about it.

The same people whining and moaning about “Orthobros are so mean!!” are the same people to mock and ridicule @Fr_RonPG as he’s extending an olive branch. @RuslanKD isn’t this one of your boys?

@CSavedByGrace18 @kellyrootbeer the saints in heaven are alive and breathing. youre an Atheist

@kellyrootbeer Yup she did,l and Mary was also alive and breathing. They weren’t praying to her

When Jesus prayed and showed us how to pray did he say “Hail Mary” or did he say “our father who art in heaven”? Yeah, I thought so

@JPuncut we’ve been winning for 2000 years bro bro. thats like 1900 years before anything even resembling your fake sect of a sect of a sect even appeared

Ortho-Bros, I know your desperate to get a W but if you use the talmud to say a first century rabbi was praying to the dead you're going to make a fool out of yourself. Ash accidentally misdated his source as the Rabbi he mentioned was in the THIRD century, not the first. Additionally he confused the names, "The tomb/cemetery quote in Ta’anit 16a is attributed to Rabbi Levi, an Amora from the 3rd century AD not the 1st century. That already leaves a significant time gap from the apostolic era. The “Rabbi Hanina” mentioned there is not Rabbi Hanina ben Dosa from the 1st century. There were multiple rabbis named Hanina. The 1st-century Rabbi Hanina would be Rabbi Hanina ben Dosa, who lived before the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD. But Ta’anit 16a discusses Rabbi Hanina alongside Rabbi Levi bar Hama, a 3rd-century Amoraic rabbi. The Rabbi Hanina there is understood to be Rabbi Hanina bar Hama, a known contemporary of Rabbi Levi. How could it be referring to the 1st-century Rabbi Hanina ben Dosa? Rabbi Hanina ben Dosa was not alive debating Rabbi Levi in the 3rd century. If Rabbi Hanina ben Dosa died around the 1st century, and Rabbi Levi lived around 250–300 AD, they were separated by roughly 150–200 years. So the passage is not referring to the 1st-century Rabbi Hanina ben Dosa; it is referring to the later Rabbi Hanina bar Hama from the 3rd century. That means the argument fails as evidence for a 1st-century Jewish practice. The passage is a later Amoraic discussion, not evidence from the 1st century and not even from the 2nd century."

Update: I am officially an Orthodox Christian!