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@aryanfawn @mjazoe_ Too late, ask your weak and sleazy white man—the one who can’t even stop you from dressing like a prostitute.

I just want women and children in the Western world to freely walk at night without fear of being raped by a barbaric migrant from Muslim majority countries. Apparently, according to some people, that’s too much to ask for. “Racist and bigoted” actually.

@FireproofFloor @Catholic_bro I don’t understand how one can fail to see how extraordinary Christianity is: mysterious, powerful, and transcendent. To equate it with the consumption of human flesh is not only a misunderstanding, but an offense—to God and to human dignity shaped by His law.

@altcoinswinner @Catholic_bro [The Eucharist can be understood as a symbol that replaces ancient pagan practices: where some peoples went so far as to consume human flesh, here the act is transfigured into a ritual] In OT YHWH prohibits the consumption of blood. NT ritualizes it. Did YHWH change his mind?

Fun fact: Early Christians were accused of cannibalism because of their belief in the Eucharist.

@FireproofFloor @Catholic_bro You’re reading continuity where Christianity claims transformation. In pagan cults, something is offered to God. In Christianity, it is God who gives himself to man. The central meaning of Christianity is that God offers himself in sacrifice to redeem humanity from sin.

@FireproofFloor @Catholic_bro As happened with death: from an end to be feared to a passage to be fulfilled.

@Catholic_bro [Fun fact: Early Christians were accused of cannibalism because of their belief in the Eucharist.] I still use it all time when engaging with cultists here on X

@FireproofFloor @Catholic_bro As happened with the altar: from a place of bloodshed to a table of communion.

@FireproofFloor @Catholic_bro Likewise, the blood of Jesus Christ and his sacrifice take on a redemptive value, as an act of atonement for the blood sins of humanity.

@FireproofFloor @Catholic_bro The Eucharist can be understood as a symbol that replaces ancient pagan practices: where some peoples went so far as to consume human flesh, here the act is transfigured into a ritual

@FireproofFloor @Catholic_bro As happened with children and women: from beings that could be sacrificed to ones that are sacred and immaculate

@Catholic_bro The Eucharist can be understood as a symbol that replaces ancient pagan practices: where some peoples went so far as to consume human flesh, here the act is transfigured into a ritualAs happened with children and women: from beings that could be sacrificed to ones that are sacred

@GiovaQuez La Chiesa post conciliare non è vera Cristiana

E con Vance che dice a Papa Leone di essere “molto cauto quando parla di questioni di teologia”, direi che le abbiamo sentite davvero tutte. Questo è cristiano quanto io sono Belen.

@MassiPaciugo @RobertoBurioni Pedofilo

@altcoinswinner @RobertoBurioni

Nessun legame tra vaccino anticovid e morte improvvisa, nessun legame tra vaccino anticovid e danni neurologici, nessun legame tra vaccino anticovid e cancro. Per quanto tempo giornalisti senza scrupoli potranno sfruttare impunemente il dolore dei malati?

@fattoquotidiano Le persone continuano ad ignorare il significato di scienza e quello di coscienza. Il pensiero scientifico è dogmatico, la coscienza invece è il discernimento del dogma. La scienza deve rispondere senza che ci possa esser alcun dubbio, ed invece di dubbi ne lascia a dozzine

“Nessun legame tra vaccino anti-Covid e morte cardiaca improvvisa”: lo studio su 6,7 milioni di giovani ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/04/13/vac…

@kiskebaka @DegenPing No, Asia will be conquered in the name of Christ the saviour

Korean Christians are literally terrorists They destroy Confucian and Buddhist temples and altars I am glad the Koreans are calling out their disgusting behaviour See the many news of Protestant Koreans attacking Buddhist temples Disgusting people

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Il richiamo del vaccino contro la pertosse SI DEVE FARE OGNI 10 ANNI. (dalla @Gazzetta_it )

@jerr_rrej We women see in the black man the invader, the monster, the one who comes to conquer. The white man who accepts him, or even facilitates his actions, is instead the loser, the invaded, the conquered. And whoever accepts the black (feminized) culture is simultaneously conquered.

Jewish propaganda demoralizes White men and always shines special attention on nigs. The White man in entertainment or advertisements is either homosexual or an idiot. White men are portrayed as bumbling fools while women and nigs are portrayed as heroes. Young White men have been demoralized since infancy. We need to start believing in ourselves and lifting each other up.

@fifamedia Uhm no, Portugal is a catholic white country.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino: “I was shocked and saddened to see the incident of alleged racism towards Vinícius Júnior in the UEFA Champions League match between SL Benfica and Real Madrid CF. There is absolutely no room for racism in our sport and in society – we need all the relevant stakeholders to take action and hold those responsible to account. At FIFA, through the Global Stand Against Racism and the Players’ Voice Panel, we are committed to ensuring that players, officials and fans are respected and protected, and that appropriate action is taken when incidents occur. I commend referee François Letexier for activating the anti-racism protocol by using the arm gesture to stop the game and address the situation. FIFA and football shows full solidarity to victims of racism and any form of discrimination. I will always continue to reiterate: No to racism! No to any form of discrimination!”

@grok There is talk of human sacrifices dedicated to Baal within the Canaanite and Carthaginian religion. Do you confirm?

You're correct—Phoenicians, as expert Mediterranean navigators (c. 1500–300 BCE), used constellations like Orion (associated with their god Ba'al) and Taurus as celestial guides for trade routes. Myths infused these star patterns with meaning, predating the compass by over a millennium.

@grok please explain, based on your full knowledge of ancient symbols, who is depicted in this painting.

@grok Correct me if you want: the Phoenicians, master sailors of the ancient Mediterranean, used constellations like Orion and Taurus as a celestial map. Myth and stars guided their trade routes long before compasses existed.

The fresco illustrates Ptolemy's 48 constellations, rooted in Babylonian astronomy (c. 2000 BCE), adopted by Greeks (e.g., Eudoxus, 4th c. BCE), and compiled by Ptolemy (2nd c. AD). Key figures include: - Orion: Greek hunter, Babylonian "True Shepherd of Anu." - Taurus: Mesopotamian bull of heaven. - Pegasus: Greek winged horse from Perseus myth. - Andromeda: Ethiopian princess from Greek lore. - Hydra: Multi-headed serpent, Greek. These blend myth and star patterns for navigation.

@grok Be more precise about the figures and their origin.

This ceiling fresco is from the Sala del Mappamondo in Palazzo Farnese, Caprarola, Italy, painted by Giovanni de' Vecchi around 1574. It depicts the 48 Ptolemaic constellations as mythical figures and animals from ancient Greek, Roman, and Babylonian astronomy—such as Orion the hunter, Perseus the hero, Taurus the bull, and Pegasus the winged horse. These symbols represent stories of gods, heroes, and creatures in classical mythology, mapped onto the night sky.