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Seeking Christ, loving Christ, enjoying Christ.
Katılım Nisan 2024
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Nick Fuentes says that phones are one of, if not the biggest, problems affecting our society today
"It's just killing us..."
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Within my top 10 movie: good Christian themes, wonderfully beautiful, powerfully moving
Urban_Tree✝️🍃@Urban__Tree
Reminder: A Silent Voice is an amazing anime with a moral of not only forgiving others… but also forgiving yourself…
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@madcowpanzer @Thomas_Tentacle I asked someone today what has Trump actually done to help us since his re-election and his answer was “He’s protecting this country by going to war with Iran.” Dude lol.
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@madcowpanzer @Thomas_Tentacle They both are if we’re going to be as unbiased as possible: Nick is infallible to groypers: they wait to speak until they know his opinion, even on trivial stuff like what movies to watch. But MAGA is worse because Trump is clearly plum useless and objectively evil
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Other cultures wanted to depict themselves as glorious and special.
Moses records God telling Israel: You are nothing special. You’re special only because I say so. If you keep this up I will wipe you out and choose someone else. I’ll make a better nation, I don’t need you.
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It’s not a definitive proof, but one supplementary evidence that Israel’s recorded history is authentic is the fact that it’s totally humiliating: Unlike surrounding cultural myths, Moses tells us that Israel was horrible—even to the point of their own God wanting them all dead.
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@crackpops I also think the Dp best serves justice in many cases. Justice demands a punishment proportionate to the crime, and death is the greatest physical misfortune a man can experience. If a man murders a dozen people, wouldn’t death be the most proportionate punishment? But anyways.
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@crackpops “I am about to die. What will happen to me? Is there is a God? What will he say about the way I’ve lived?”
But Catholics can debate whether it’s currently the most prudential way to excite repentance. But what no Catholic can say is that the DP is intrinsically evil.
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@crackpops *OUM being ordinary universal magisterium in case that wasn’t clear enough
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@crackpops Whether it’s prudential is another question, but the OUM certainly rules out any idea of its being contrary to the natural dignity of man.
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@countmaculad Erm actually it happened on March 25 cuz uhhh leap years weren’t invented yet or something
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I usually don’t really care about stuff like this, but what’s fascinating is that April 3, 33 AD is generally regarded by scholars as the most probable date for the first Good Friday, even apart from a consideration of celestial phenomena.
Interesting “coincidence”!
Trad West@trad_west_
NASA accidentaly proves the crucifixion of Jesus Christ?! According to the Synoptic Gospels, specifically Luke 23:44–45, a mysterious darkness descended over the land starting at "the sixth hour" (noon) and lasting until "the ninth hour" (3:00 p.m.). Traditionally, this period of midday gloom has been distinguished from a standard solar eclipse, which lasts only minutes. Instead, it is described as a supernatural or atmospheric shroud occurring while Jesus remained on the Cross. As evening fell on that same day, astronomical models confirm that a partial lunar eclipse was visible from Jerusalem. A "Blood Moon" occurs during a lunar eclipse when the Earth blocks direct sunlight from reaching the moon; the only light reflected from the lunar surface is filtered through Earth’s atmosphere, which scatters shorter blue wavelengths and allows longer red wavelengths to pass through. This scientific reality aligns with the words of the Apostle Peter in Acts 2:20, who, citing the prophet Joel, declared that "the sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood" before the coming of the great day of the Lord. Modern calculations from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory allow historians to "rewind" the sky to the first century. Their data confirms several key factors for Friday, April 3, 33 AD: Visibility: The eclipse began below the horizon, meaning that as the moon rose over Jerusalem that evening, it would have already appeared "eclipsed" or deeply crimsoned. The Jewish Calendar: This date coincides perfectly with the 14th of Nisan, the preparation day for Passover, which is the specific timeframe recorded for the Crucifixion. Duration: The moon remained in the Earth's shadow for a significant portion of the rising, making the "blood" appearance a visible, public sign to the inhabitants of Judea. The presence of a confirmed lunar eclipse on the most likely date of the Crucifixion suggests an extraordinary convergence. While the midday darkness (noon to 3 p.m.) remains a unique phenomenon beyond standard orbital patterns, the evening Blood Moon provides a verifiable astronomical "timestamp" that grounds the biblical account in physical history.
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Anos antes: "Ainda bem que mundo está se tornando ateu"
2026: os storys do meu primo de 12 anos
Agent 101@IonicCulture
"Até 2030 o mundo será ateu" Membro medio da geração Z por algum motivo:
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There are “interpretations” not defined but still nevertheless blatantly taught by the plain reading. E.g., God miraculously split the Red Sea; Abraham is the father of Isaac, etc. These can’t be debated, and we believe them for the same exact reason we believe in the Trinity.
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