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Spirit impelledly cleaves, and pulchrously hands; soul protectively clothes, and constructively handles.
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I mostly get new subscribers/drifters after I engage with clout magnates; it is like I accidentally chip off a part of their attendance from the former's bloated account edifice.
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Getting to first know B P D tier people subsequently endows one with a mundane seasonedness that is similar to the deeper existential analogue that results from coming to terms with, although without ever getting used to, the death of a loved one.
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The stem stretches when it is rooted in truth; breaks, when rooted in error.
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That only pertains to the extreme of being an automaton, obviously; conversely, no manifest bulldyke makes for a good wife —nor a good human, for that matter.
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The idea of a "submissive wife" is repulsive to any genuinely femaleloving soul.
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Although infected bodies atrophy, the perfect one will turn those of the ones who follow him into trophies.
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The problem with people like that is that, with arrested reason, they mutually confound facilitated simplicity with difficulting simpletonness, hence the perpetual myopic handwaving.
—@graveair
Not getting into theological debates this is the truth
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Those who are dormant to brutality get put through a torment of duality.
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@graveair Virtue radically heals what is afflicted or perverted with evil, not evil itself: evil becomes eradicated in the process.
You ignore what evil is, and what Christianity consists in.
The rest of that post is sentimentalist kitsch, incongruent with reality.
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To believe that virtue cannot heal evil, but merely fight it, is the antithesis of Christianity. Every single religion teaches that the good must destroy the bad, Christ teaches that love can be so pure, so radiant, that evil will yield of its own accord, confounded and ashamed
That Catholic Guy 🇻🇦@Catholic_bro
Tolerance Is Not A Christian Virtue
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One defeats evil by combating & eradicating it —whether directly, or indirectly—, not by tolerating & ignoring it: to believe otherwise is pacifistical delusion.
To remain passive before wickedness is an egregious vice.
Jesus will not be returning with the saints for "kumbaya".
—@graveair
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" —Edmund Burke. “You don't become holy by fighting evil. Let evil be. Look towards Christ and that will save you. What makes a person saintly is love.” —Saint Porphyrios
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The universe was created perfect; the world: under the stain of defect —but not before the prince of the universe named certain animals.
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Pride is the first, worst, and probably ultimate sin, but I'm already at the "I'm literally the only person on this planet who understands Calvinism" stage. No doubt going to be bad. Predestined.
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Disposition is derived from imposition, which drives proposition: disposition presupposes possibility of proposition.
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«I directed my soul to her, and through purification I found her.
I gained understanding with her from the first, therefore I will not be forsaken.
My heart was stirred to seek her, therefore I have gained a good possession.»
• Ecclesiasticus 51:20–21
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Pictorial narrative of the diminution of the Sofianic triad in the collapse of the original unity of nobility.
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Clear skies are nice, but cloudiness is better for the æquanimated skymind.
The sky appears the most beautiful when viewed in mutually reciprocal motion, and/or in company: mine is Sofia.
There is always at least a part of the sky that fulfills one’s mundane ambient request.
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Homunculaic babble which misunderstands the story of Sofia.
The world does not need heretical doctrines, nor clerical deficiency, but to follow the doctrine of the faith through personal relationship with God.
Many people stay stuck in a strifeful adolescent phase.
—@graveair
Valentinus not becoming pope is shaping to be the single most catastrophic event in human history.
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