Orthodox Christian

@needGod_net Holy Week is not a “week off” for priests. They’re in church for hours at a time during Holy Week, all day every day from Palm Sunday to Easter. Just shows how utterly clueless and ignorant you are,

Imagine your salvation depended on priests being available to hear your confession, but they’re having the week off.

@WiseWolf52 @IndianaBrunner Latin isn’t hard to understand or learn, and the translation of the Latin Mass is readily and widely available. I’m not even Catholic and I know this.

@IndianaBrunner Honestly it's always dumb how much catholics obsess over a language they don't understand. 1 Corinthians 14:19 Yet in the church I had rather speak five words with my understanding, that by my voice I might teach others also, than ten thousand words in an unknown tongue.

After months of prayer, study, and reflection, l've decided to be obedient to the Church Christ founded. I'm converting to Catholicism 🇻🇦 I can't deny the truth any longer. Peter is my rock. The Eucharist is the flesh. Mary is my Mother. Solus Papus!

@IndianaBrunner Latin isn’t a difficult language, it’s quite easy actually. I took it in first grade. The Latin Mass translation is also readily available online.

Latin Mass >>>> It just hits different when you have no idea what they’re saying. 🫶🏻

I’m announcing today that I am officially 1689 Reformed. Babies are evil depraved vipers, Mary is only the mother of Christ’s humanity, and God despises His creation except for a select few. I am also going to start using “Popery” and “Romanist” in my every day vocabulary.

@TheMG3D Absolutely not. I don’t want to sit through two hours of AI slop for the same reason I had no desire to sit through two hours of that Robert Zemekis motion capture slop back in the 2010s… it looks artificial, creepy, and off putting.

Would you pay to see an AI generated movie in theaters?

@5Solas2 The East:

He has no authority.

@MindlsSlfPrmotn @TexasPreacher That’s the first thing my mind goes to too when I hear the word lol. Potpourri!!

@OrthodoxChrist2 @TexasPreacher I always thought Popery was incense on pinecones and the like 😄

Sibbes: “Popery is a mystery that crept into the church by degrees, under glorious pretences. Their errors had modest beginnings. Worshipping of images arose from reserving the pictures of friends, and after that were brought into the church. Invocation of saints arose from some of the fathers’ figurative turning of their speech to some that were dead. Transubstantiation had rise from some transcendent, unwary phrases of the fathers. The papacy itself, from some titles of the Romish Church and bishop. Nothing in popery so gross, but had some small beginnings, which being neglected by those that should have watched over the church, grew at length unsufferable. No wonder if the papists be cast into a dead sleep; they have drunk too deep of the whore’s cup.”

@BibleInContext1 Why are you spamming the same Chat GTP generated slop over and over? You posted this same copied and pasted message like 5 or 6 times.

Catholics want you to believe there is a sort of revival happening in the Catholic Church with an abnormally large amount of conversions happening! What they fail to tell you is: “Catholicism has one of the largest net losses of any religion in the U.S. 13% of all U.S. adults are former Catholics Catholics have experienced the greatest net losses due to switching. About three-in-ten U.S. adults (30.2%) say they were raised Catholic. But 43% of the people raised Catholic no longer identify as Catholic, meaning that 12.8% of all U.S. adults are former Catholics. Meanwhile, on the other side of the ledger, 1.5% of U.S. adults have become Catholics after being raised another way. Overall, 18.9% of U.S. adults currently identify as Catholics, according to the new RLS. For Catholics, retention rates tend to be significantly lower than for other faiths, reasons given by former Catholics for walking away were clergy and religious leader scandals (39%) and dissatisfaction with church teachings on social and political issues (37%). Another 35% of former Catholics pointed to a gradual drifting away from their religion -- slightly less than the report's overall share of 38%. Equal shares of former Catholics said that their religion "just wasn't important" in their lives (36%) or that their spiritual needs were not being met (36%).” ***Data is quoted from the Pew Research Center & from the DetroitCatholic.com referencing the new study from Pew Research Center released Dec. 15, 2025 What’s really happening is that Roman Catholicism has a superficial lure promising structure and nostalgia, but once the short-lived experiences fade away these young converts seek truth and fulfillment elsewhere.

@BibleInContext1 This is just sad lol. Catholics don’t want to buy your $3000 “Bible course”, just give up and move on.

Catholics want you to believe there is a sort of revival happening in the Catholic Church with an abnormally large amount of conversions happening! What they fail to tell you is: “Catholicism has one of the largest net losses of any religion in the U.S. 13% of all U.S. adults are former Catholics Catholics have experienced the greatest net losses due to switching. About three-in-ten U.S. adults (30.2%) say they were raised Catholic. But 43% of the people raised Catholic no longer identify as Catholic, meaning that 12.8% of all U.S. adults are former Catholics. Meanwhile, on the other side of the ledger, 1.5% of U.S. adults have become Catholics after being raised another way. Overall, 18.9% of U.S. adults currently identify as Catholics, according to the new RLS. For Catholics, retention rates tend to be significantly lower than for other faiths, reasons given by former Catholics for walking away were clergy and religious leader scandals (39%) and dissatisfaction with church teachings on social and political issues (37%). Another 35% of former Catholics pointed to a gradual drifting away from their religion -- slightly less than the report's overall share of 38%. Equal shares of former Catholics said that their religion "just wasn't important" in their lives (36%) or that their spiritual needs were not being met (36%).” ***Data is quoted from the Pew Research Center & from the DetroitCatholic.com referencing the new study from Pew Research Center released Dec. 15, 2025 What’s really happening is that Roman Catholicism has a superficial lure promising structure and nostalgia, but once the short-lived experiences fade away these young converts seek truth and fulfillment elsewhere.

@IsThisA3DModel Mr. Incredible mashed together with the dad from Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs. With the timing and lighting stolen from Presto.

no and this is nowhere close to "Pixar-grade"

@5Solas2 You have zero authority to declare who is and isn’t a Christian, Pope Solas.

Everything he said was true. Steph isn't a Christian, Roman Catholics aren't Christians, and homosexuality is an abomination. It's all true and it's all Christ-like to say it.

@Godhatesicons What on earth are you talking about?

@OrthodoxChrist2 Nothing about that is a lie, you’re in a personality cult of imperialism and are too historically illiterate to realize that.

These people openly lie daily and have zero shame about it.

@JamesDitto12 Are you “allowed to understand it” without your church’s interpretation? So if someone came into your church and started promoting infant baptism and the real presence they’d be fine and dandy with it? They wouldn’t be called “dirty cannibals who believe in works salvation”?

@OrthodoxChrist2 So you are allowed to understand it without the church's interpretation? That's not what Catholics say on here, day in and day out.

@Rdubz316 So it’s not a theological free for all then.

@Rdubz316 @The_CJJC @kdwelds What was the “terrible thing”?

@Rdubz316 @The_CJJC @kdwelds Oh yeah Constantine was a real monster. How dare he legalize Christianity and stop the murder of Christians! How dare he organize the Council of Nicea. Those poor Arians were the real victims!

@Rdubz316 So people in your church are just allowed to interpret scripture however they please?

@TexasPreacher “And EO isn't any better. Basically a mysticized version of the above, with the added practice of wood worship” Yeah you don’t know what the Orthodox Church teaches. What a load of bunk.

The early church was marked by simplicity in worship: no images, no ornate vestments, no elaborate ceremonial displays or processions. Those things belonged to the surrounding pagan world with which they were at war with. Eventually Christianity won out, and paganism was destroyed. In later centuries, the devil found a way to bring it back in, this time through the papists. Now we again find pomp, demi-gods, smells, & superstition; we see prayers directed to angels and saints; veneration of images; adoration of the host; and worship conducted with incense, vestments, spectacle, ritual display, etc. These were all practices that had been distinctly pagan. Thus, what began as the simple worship of God in spirit & truth took on forms of the religions that Christianity had once displaced. That's why today, Rome looks nothing like the early church, and very much like blatant old school paganism. (And EO isn't any better. Basically a mysticized version of the above, with the added practice of wood worship.)

@Truth_matters20 Who could ever confuse this with Christianity?

Who could ever confuse this with Christianity?