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@RazorFist
Fighting the Lord's battles with the devil's weapons.
Phoenix, AZ Katılım Ekim 2010
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@LevitskyGregory Yeah, I still remember my neighbor's last birthday, when we all gathered around the cake and said
"Holy neighbor, full of grace, blessed intercessor, co-redemptrix, I praise thee for my salvation"
Most normal, non-idolatrous thing in the world.
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I'm just saying Netanyahu is mighty chatty for a guy who died at the beginning of the Iran War.
Leading Report@LeadingReport
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly tells close aides he has no influence over President Trump’s decisions.
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@RockandNol Sure.
The best thing about Assassin's Creed is slow-walking through a dentist's office in the present.
An element that wasn't even supposed to be in the series to begin with - literally added by a focus group - for the purpose of allowing cash-grab sequels.
I recant.
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@RazorFist I think this is only the 2nd mega-L take I have ever seen you make before, Razor.
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> Modern day story? Heavily shortened
Good. The Animus is stupid and always was.
Ubisoft killed Desmond because we hated him and everything that came with him. (Except maybe Kristen Bell)
Stop trying to rehab his subplot.
frostzy@lmkifiwin
> be Ubisoft > Announce the long-awaited remake of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag > Everyone gets hyped for Edward Kenway’s return > Graphics look great, naval combat feels improved > Then start "modernizing" everything nobody asked for > Remove the bottle from drunk Edward’s loading screen - now he’s just sober with shaky cam > Anne Bonny’s iconic cleavage? Gone, now she’s modest > Blood in the game? Heavily toned down > Hunting animals? Turned into a boring 40-hit grind > Hidden blade in combat? Only for finishers now > Modern day story? Heavily shortened You took one of the most beloved games in the series and "fixed" all the things that actually made it fun. The game most fans were waiting years for… and you somehow made it less enjoyable. You think this is "respecting modern audiences" or just pointless censorship and creative laziness?
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As I said in the video: In the Lutheran argument, it's not a question of faith standing alone without works.
It's a question of what flows from what.
Only faith justifies. Hence, 'sola fide'. Good works flow from this. But they are evidence of faith. Not salvific in themselves.
Thus ratifying sola fide.
If James had intended to make the argument that works justify, or further, that they somehow result in faith? Well... he was arguing with the judaizers. He would have discussed the most obvious work that a judaizer would recognize as salvific:
Circumcision.
But he doesn't.
Because works are evidence of faith.
They don't create it. And they don't justify us.
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@Spainkiller @RazorFist Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone. James 2:17
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@RazorFist As a Catholic I'll say this, which I think we can all agree on: By grace we are saved & apart from God we can do nothing to please him. By the blood of the Lamb we know deliverance from sin and death.
God bless you and keep you brother.
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@Cali1Dv @DGDDavidson Annually? And compulsorily?
Don't be pedantic.
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@RazorFist @DGDDavidson Wtf? Hold masses for deceased loved ones ALL THE TIME.
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You do dedicate a feast day to your neighbor. You call it a "birthday." Similarly, feast days celebrate saints' death.
As for the Justice Leage superpowers, that's a bit of a strawman.
RazörFist@RazorFist
"It's just like asking a neighbor to pray for me" I don't dedicate a Feast Day to my neighbor and assign him a Justice League superpower.
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A lot of this is settled in the writings of the Antenicene Fathers and other Church Fathers.
Irenaeus excoriated prayer to mortal beings, without mentioning prayers to the saints as an alternative (pretty serious omission).
St. Gregory flat-out said "We do not pray to created beings".
Saints, angels, and even Mary, are all created beings.
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@RazorFist Well, I was just responding to your comment. However, you could do something akin to that if your neighbor accomplished some significant deed. We have ticker-tape parades to honor the living. At what point, exactly, does it become idolatry?
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@JasonBoredAgain What, in this rumination (the one I referenced) is heterodox to Christianity?
Timestamp the exact moment, and quote the exact statement:
youtu.be/nu_VXxVCVd8
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@zero_jonny1 I have a YouTube for it. Don't really advertise it anywhere, but you're more than welcome to join us there:
@TheDoppelkreuz" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@TheDoppelkreuz
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@RazorFist I think this deserves its own channel. I find watching videos on X to be kinda annoying because I like doing other things on my phone. Still worth it to watch these Meditation
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I'll explain this later, but really the difference is this:
There were two Reformations, that happened concurrently.
-The Radical Reformation (Reformed, Anabaptists,etc.)
-The Conservative Reformation (Lutherans, Anglicans)
The Radical Reformers argued that if a tradition isn't explicitly commanded in the Bible? It should be thrown out.
The Conservative Reformation argued that if a tradition is not contradicted by the Bible, and helps our faith, then it's a gift, and we should keep it.
It's reductive, but that's about as simple a summary as I can give.
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@RazorFist LOL It's so different though. Prots are like Catholic lite. Baptists a 100% Catholic free lol
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Also opened a YouTube for this, so join us there, if you're so inclined:
youtu.be/aBjqU9WdxTI
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@Mistah_Gif I'd keep that stone clenched in your fist so long as you're renting that glass house, bud.
If "Former Roman Catholic" were a denomination, it would be the third largest on the planet.
You're losing 10 converts for every 1.
Interactions like these make it easy to see why.
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@RazorFist The purity spiral of Lutherans will be studied in the history books. Books written by Muslims and Hindus as they thank Lutherans for doing their work dividing Christians non-stop to ensure no one ever unites against the real enemy.
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"It's just like asking a neighbor to pray for me"
I don't dedicate a Feast Day to my neighbor and assign him a Justice League superpower.
CleavetoAntiquity@C2Antiquity
Baptist @WesleyLHuff Claims Prayers To The Saints Are IDOLATRY
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@naitch Okay. So do I. Not family, but friends.
They say the exact opposite.
It's easy to say things.
I interviewed an Iranian guest who said likewise.
(And the mass demonstrations they were willing to march and die in support their position, and appear to refute yours)
What now?
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@RazorFist The Christian sects that say only the singular God exists, no saint ever mattered more than George Floyd, and that Jesus was just an idea never cease to amaze me. Gee, I wonder why your churches are dying. Just be Muslims and pull the pin, FFS.
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