Tariq Fulton

@jakedell73 Wildly amusing that the only engagement you receive on this platform is when you engage with Catholicism. What a pathetic heretical existence you lead, perpetually lashing out in older brothers shadow 🫵😂

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A common trope among Roman Catholic apologists on X is the claim that “the Reformation shattered the Church into 40,000 Protestant denominations while Rome remains unified.” That claim trades more on polemical rhetoric than it does reality. First, the “40,000” figure is a cataloging artifact, not a theological count. It reflects how organizations are registered across nations, languages, and networks—not 40,000 distinct confessions. By the same method, Roman Catholic and Orthodox bodies would also be multiplied across jurisdictions. The number obscures more than it clarifies. Second, this trope misunderstands the nature of Protestant unity. Protestants are not united by a single earthly head, but by a shared confession of what Scripture teaches is central: — the authority of the Word of God — the full deity and true humanity of Jesus Christ — justification by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone — the necessity of repentance and new birth — the final authority of the gospel itself Across Baptist, Presbyterian, Reformed, and evangelical traditions, these are not peripheral agreements. They are the core. They define the faith once delivered to the saints. This is not superficial alignment. It is doctrinal unity at the level where the gospel actually saves souls and drives the church forward in obedience to the Great Commission given by Christ: to go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them and teaching them to observe all that he has commanded (Matt 28:19–20). By contrast, Rome’s unity is institutional and hierarchical. It is grounded in submission to the bishop of Rome as the visible principle of unity. But institutional cohesion is not the same as theological clarity. A body can be structurally unified while containing internal tensions on the gospel itself: particularly where justification, grace, and sacramental mediation are concerned. The truth is that the Reformation did not fracture a pure and unified Church. It exposed deep doctrinal divisions that already existed and called the Church back to the authority of Scripture and the gospel of Christ. So the real question is not: “How many denominations are there?” The real question is: “Where is the gospel rightly confessed?” On that question, Protestants stand united. Our unity is not built on a chair in Rome, but on a crucified and risen Christ. And that unity—spiritual, doctrinal, and grounded in the Word of God—is stronger than any merely institutional bond.

@ElijahMarkT You are co-opting millennium old Catholic symbols for legitimacy. Glad your lot is finally anti-abortion after all major Protestant denominations openly embraced it for multiple decades though

@TFulton159 These symbols are used in the modern day abortion abolitionist movement to demonstrate that we are attacking the base of the tree rather than trimming the branches (pro-life movement)

The entire point is that the argument is the same and not dealing with the substance of the doctrine.

@redeemed_zoomer You are a moron. Secularists and Jews got prayer out of public schools. Protestants gave us abortion and gay marriage. Apologize immediately

Ironically, Rome/EO & the happy-clappy megachurch are two sides of the same coin. One uses incense, icons, vestments, and repetitive chant. The other uses lights, loud music, and polished production. Strip it all down, and they both run on the same juice: aesthetics and atmosphere used to generate a false sense of encounter with God, and galling eisegesis. One calls it mystery, the other a “move of the Spirit.” Either way, people are carried along by something carnal & external. The one side kisses wooden pictures and bows down to statues; the other sways to technicolor lights & music. But both deploy pragmatism & both bank on the laity not knowing their Bibles when it comes to proper worship. Both appeal to the flesh. Both are centers of pomp, glitter, & idolatry. Two sides of the same coin.

@stoolsalesguy Only poor people hate Connecticut

Ranking the New England states 1. Massachusetts (Boston, Berkshires, Nantucket, The Cape) 2. Vermont (Northeast Kingdom, Snowmobiling, Skiing) 3. Rhode Island (Newport, Block island) 4. Maine (Skiing, Bar Harbor, Portland, Saco River) 5. New Hampshire (Just go to Vermont) 6. Connecticut (Kick them out the league)

@taco_talks I know that education is not your strong suit. Don’t worry though Taco boy I’ll make sure to tell the early Church during the Quartodeciman controversy & the first council of Nicea that the date we celebrate Easter simply “doesn’t matter.” 😂🫵

@TFulton159 I feel like reading is not your strong suit.

It doesn’t matter what day we celebrate it. I celebrate that Jesus has risen from the dead which means that people are saved by grace through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone.

Tonight at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT: Legal update livestream discussing The Satanic Temple's victory in Baphomet v 10 Commandments

@taco_talks Taco Boy only celebrates Easter today because the Catholic Church tells him today is Easter 🫵😂

Happy Easter

@Taylor_A_Eaton @TheAimAndAuthor Anti-Catholic with Catholic Kingdom of Jerusalem pin 🫵😂

He is risen!

@jacrabtree66 @sola_chad Try educating yourself on Quartodecimanism and you will realize the Catholic Church sets the date. As always, Catholics lead and Protestants follow

@TFulton159 @sola_chad Easter follows Passover because the Bible says thats when it happened. Rome doesn't enter.into it.

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@OG_McGillicuddy @sola_chad Can you please give me the chapter and verse for when to celebrate Easter? Thanks!

@TFulton159 @sola_chad Proponents of the religion of Romanism love trying to usurp the authority of the God of the Bible.

@Truth_matters20 Danny only celebrates Easter today because the Catholic Church tells him today is Easter 🫵😂

He is risen! Happy Resurrection Sunday to everyone! Jesus is King. 👑

@BIG_SGT_D @needGod_net You’ll have to learn how to think if you want a meaningful conversation. Scrolling through your posts you objectively are retarded. Happy Easter moron 👍

@TFulton159 @needGod_net Thanks for proving my point robot.👍🏼

Wow, some Catholics are as bad as Muslims, threatening violence. Catholic friend, if your religion was true, you wouldn’t need to resort to violence.

@BIG_SGT_D @needGod_net You get corrected everyday because you are a moron

I get this every day. It's rare to see an actual conversation. For me, I see the same names denying the same biblical truths every day. When do people realize that these are demon operatives not interested in the truth? Paul said to reject the divisive man after one or two tries (Titus 3:10). Why do we continue to cast our pearls to swine?

@BibleInContext1 Mike Gendron is a notorious retard

The Truth About the Eucharist That Catholics Don't Want You to See youtu.be/pdVV8Bm_Duk

@LizzieMarbach So romantic to see evangelies & presbys unite behind a mass murdering Congregationalist 🥰

2026 RZ has been great.