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@Drumhailer @Liberty17768 @nathancoxey @BrysonGray James condemns your beliefs. See ya.

@UtterSanity @Liberty17768 @nathancoxey @BrysonGray its literally in every book of the new testament see ya

If the earliest believers in Christ kept the law, feasts, etc. then the Catholics banned those things, doesn’t that make Catholics protestors of The Way? So Catholics are Protestants… 😆

@ChristandGuitar So, Jesus lied. People - this is where Protestantism leads you. A desperate attempt to justify a selfish and prideful heritage of heresy.

Both Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox claim to be the "one true Church" with apostolic succession on their side. Both ask: "Would the Holy Spirit allow the Church to fall into error for 1500 years?" My answer: Yeah, I think He would - Just the same as Israel was allowed to fall into error time and time again. The fact that the 2 split in 1054 and both claim exclusive fidelity to the apostles means, logically, at least one of them has been wrong for nearly 1,000 years. They can't both be right. This should motivate Protestants to dig into Scripture and church history. One (or both) of these institutions has error on important points. Scripture, being God's Word, is our anchor for everything. This is not the strawman of "every Christian for 1500 years went to hell before Martin Luther came along." Christ has always saved His people by grace through faith - even when the visible institutions went off the rails.

@Liberty17768 @nathancoxey @BrysonGray No, we reject your Gnosticism. It’s not Scriptural.

@nathancoxey @BrysonGray It was never about keeping the law. The law is a schoolmaster to bring you to Christ. Once you come to faith, you don’t need the schoolmaster. The Catholic Church rejects salvation by faith. So yes, they apostated, in the exact opposite way than you supposed.

@TheTruth4Life86 @nathancoxey You can call them ghosts, but your opinion or delusions are irrelevant.

@nathancoxey Yes! I have said this before. Catholics are the first Protestants!

@BibleInContext1 This guy is intent on going to hell. Real ignorance is one thing, but he has been shown multiple times that Jesus meant what He said, and the Church has always taught the Real Presence and he stays in his heresy.

I hope you’ll join Kelly and I this Wednesday the 27th when we prove the Eucharist to be the blasphemous idolatry that it is. It’s an open Mic so consider this your invitation!

@CSavedByGrace18 @uncleJunior32 Ignorance and pride, especially when combined is very bad. Yet you keep doing it.

@uncleJunior32 That’s because you’re biblically illiterate

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

@CSavedByGrace18 @BillArnoldTeach This is embarrassing for you. Your utter lack of Scriptural knowledge is on display.🤦‍♂️

@BillArnoldTeach Nope ALIVE ones!!! Jesus says in his word the dead don’t hear you, they have no idea and you speaking to dead is called witchcraft and a sin

@_jonbowlin @KingTerryOnIQ @LoneManNamedFro Pretty much every expert is now coming out and saying it is. But hey, you’re the expert on that just like you think you’re an expert on Scripture. Too funny.

@KingTerryOnIQ @LoneManNamedFro The Shroud of Turin is not authentic. Scripture tells us there was a separate wrapping for His head

Roman Catholics have a remarkable ability to violate the 2nd commandment

@Truth_matters20 This guy is a seagull heretic. He flies in, craps on the apostolic faith, and flies away.

The first question someone like this should be asked is: What's the gospel and how is someone saved?

@5SolasMissy @isisandmiguel Are you really this dumb?? You are really clueless to the fact that YOU are making interpretations and acting like those interpretations are infallible?? Seriously?

@isisandmiguel Tragic. It’s better to stand on the word of God than any man

Degrees don't impress me when it comes to theology. Someone can have years of theological training, but if their doctrine contradicts scripture, credentials don't make it true. I find Catholic theology unconvincing because it doesn’t align with the gospel taught in scripture. People don’t need schooling to understand scripture, they simply need the Holy Spirit. It’s so easy to spot error when you know the truth

Well, it seemed so since you are attempting to make some kind of point about the Sabbath (not being required?). The Sabbath Commandment is not repeated. However, the moral principle of setting aside regular time for worship and rest is upheld on top of participating in the Eucharist. As for missing Mass, I fully explained that. It is situational since a person may miss Mass due to illness, no transportation, etc. which is out of their control and not intentional. Again, read what I already wrote and the criteria that the Church states for something to be a mortal sin.

@UtterSanity @sola_chad No… I’m obviously not SDA 🙄. If you know anything about them, my comments have already made that clear. You didn’t answer the first question. Missing mass intentionally is a grave matter becoming mortal sin.

The most damnable twisting of Scripture known to man is done by the Catholic Church. This IS NOT the gospel.

I just showed you a bunch of Scripture which you ignore because you cannot rectify it with the poor theology you were taught. Sorry, but that's the truth. Your issue is not with me or Catholicism, but with what Jesus, Paul, Peter, James, etc. taught. You are demanding absolute assurance when Scripture (or Tradition) does not teach that.

@UtterSanity @PeopleFall911 @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad No because you just said that Jesus doesn't have to follow the same rules, so there's no possible way you can know if you're saved or not in Catholicism, which is not what Christianity teaches and not what the Bible teaches.

@needGod_net @WesleyLHuff This guy??

Wes Huff: "I know people who I believe to be saved within the Roman Catholic Church. However, I believe them to be saved in spite of the teaching of Rome, not because of it." I appreciate your video @WesleyLHuff .

Why would you think that? Salvation is a process given not only what Paul says there, but other statements that he and Jesus made. If I say, "work out your body", are you telling me my body is already in perfect shape??? You would not have to tell me to work it out if I already had a perfect body.

@UtterSanity @PeopleFall911 @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad Sorry didn't mean to make the second post, so if Paul says work out in your own salvation, don't you have to have salvation to be able to work it out? And then you must then reject being born again, John 3:3-6. I point this out because you have to believe in contradictions then

@JamesEwen0407 @PeopleFall911 @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad John 10:15 “just as the Father knows me and I know the Father—and I lay down my life for the sheep.” How does what I said imply Jesus is a liar?

@UtterSanity @PeopleFall911 @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad So then you're calling Jesus a liar in John 10:15?

@JamesEwen0407 @PeopleFall911 @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad No, you can have a confident hope that you will be saved as long as you conform to Christ's will. Complete the race so that you will not be disqualified as Paul taught.

@UtterSanity @PeopleFall911 @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad So my statement is true, in Catholicism nobody can know anything when it comes to salvation, similar to what Islam goes through

Heh, are you SDA? Before Jesus, the Sabbath was on Saturday. However, Jesus was resurrected on a Sunday, which became the Lord's Day. Acts 20:7 "On the first day of the week we came together to break bread. Paul spoke to the people and, because he intended to leave the next day, kept on talking until midnight." This shows the early Christians gathering for worship and the Eucharist (“break bread”) on Sunday (the first day of the week), not Saturday. 1 Corinthians 16:2 "On the first day of every week, each one of you should set aside a sum of money in keeping with your income, saving it up, so that when I come no collections will have to be made." Paul instructs the Corinthian church to collect offerings for the poor in Jerusalem specifically on Sunday — the regular day the church was already meeting. Revelation 1:10 "On the Lord’s Day I was in the Spirit, and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet..." The Apostle John received the vision of Revelation while in the Spirit on “the Lord’s Day,” which all Christian scholars understand as Sunday — the day of Christ’s resurrection. As for your question about missing Mass, you need to understand what is considered a mortal sin. For something to be a mortal sin (which cuts off sanctifying grace), three conditions must all be present: 1. Grave matter 2. Full knowledge 3. Deliberate consent So first, missing Mass has to meet these criteria to be a mortal sin. Even if someone commits a mortal sin, the Church does not teach that one unconfessed mortal sin automatically sends a person to hell if they die. If the person has perfect contrition (sorrow for sin out of love for God, not just fear of hell) and intends to go to Confession as soon as possible, Catholic teaching holds that God can restore grace before death. God is merciful and judges the heart. He is not a legalistic scorekeeper waiting to damn someone for one failure. That said, we are strongly encouraged not to play games with our soul.

@UtterSanity @sola_chad 1. Which 1 of the 10 Commandments are not repeated in the New Testament? 2. What day was the sabbath? 3. If you skip church one week and die before confession, do you go to hell?

@HarlanJake2003 @MrCasey62 But it seems like you are choosing the terms and conditions as to His nature and as to what He can and cannot do.

@UtterSanity @MrCasey62 You aren’t actually dealing with the issue. The problem is not a lack of power, or wisdom, it’s a problem with the nature of God and contradictions.

Catholics believe in the biblical Jesus Who can perform miracles. Evangelicals apparently don’t.

@roe907 @TulsiGabbard @DataRepublican @ODNIgov That's X, not me bucko. How about you grow up? Is that too hard for you? Mom and Dad still supporting you? Never gave you lessons in accountability and self-reliance? Pretty clear that's it.

I am deeply grateful for the trust President Trump placed in me and for the opportunity to lead @ODNIgov for the last year and a half. Unfortunately, I must submit my resignation, effective June 30, 2026. My husband, Abraham, has recently been diagnosed with an extremely rare form of bone cancer. He faces major challenges in the coming weeks and months. At this time, I must step away from public service to be by his side and fully support him through this battle.

Also, does Paul sound like he knows for sure here?: 1 Corinthians 9:24-27 "Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize. Everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training. They do it to get a crown that will not last, but we do it to get a crown that will last forever. Therefore, I do not run like someone running aimlessly; I do not fight like a boxer beating the air. No, I strike a blow to my body and make it my slave so that after I have preached to others, I myself will not be disqualified for the prize." He says to run a race so as to "get the prize". You don't have the prize yet. That's future tense. He also says that he hopes "not to be disqualified". OSAS dead upon arrival. Philippians 2:12 : "Therefore, my dear friends, as you have always obeyed—not only in my presence, but now much more in my absence—continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling." All Scripture buddy.

@UtterSanity @PeopleFall911 @BillArnoldTeach @sola_chad So basically you're saying that water baptism is necessary unless God says it's not necessary for any reason that He chooses. So no one really knows if they have salvation according to your religion. Got it.