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@exile72 @JustEric Clickbaiter.

@JustEric The OP is 100% correct. Kids were in school and were not watching the takeoff of the Challenger. Word spread as the news got out and the national nightly news was the first time most people saw the video.

Let me get this straight. You think a space shuttle with a civilian teacher on board exploded during launch, killing all on board, and teachers all across the country decided to show the *replay* to millions of students?

@UcheMaryOkoli The triduum begins on Maundy Thursday. Who here has never heard of that holiday?

Before I started going for daily Mass, I prayed to God for the grace. I prayed sincerely to God and told God that I wanted him to give me the grace to hunger for the Mass, to hunger for the Eucharist. God gave me the grace. I've been going for daily Mass for over a year except on days I'm on a work trip. It has become a huge part of my life that even as we enter triduum, I'm sad that I can't go for daily Mass. The Mass is my happy place. It keeps me sane in this cr@zy world we live in, plus it is an opportunity to see Jesus face to face and participate in the Eucharist.

@dom_lucre Person of color? What color? I'm confused. If I tried to sell you a "car of color," you'd want to know what color it is, wouldn't you?

🔥🚨BREAKING: Fox News just announced the first woman, first person of color and first Canadian are making history on this trip to the moon.

@YKoluwaseun9 10,000 times better than a Lamborghini or whatever your dream is.

Religion is funny.. saying my treasure is in heaven, not on earth, is like promising to give someone a Lamborghini after they d!!e

@TChapman500 We can't keep God's law consistently. "All are like reeds shaken by the wind." - Thomas à Kempis in "The Imitation of Christ."

Quoting "all have sinned" as somehow proof that we cannot keep God's law has to be one of the dumbest things anyone can do. Not only does "all have sinned" NOT mean we can't keep God's law, but God himself said we CAN keep his law.

@Vitus_osst 4

Choose a number and get a Bible verse for yourself

@Ozedikus Because morals and technology aren't the same thing you dingbat.

You can’t use an iPhone 1 manual to run an iPhone 17, so why are we applying morals from books written hundreds of years ago without updating them for today’s world?

@realstewpeters WWII Germans were Aryans too. Interesting parallel there. Very informative.

Here’s what Americans don’t understand: The Iranian people AREN’T Arabs, they’re PERSIANS. Arabs are Semitic people, Persians are ARYANS. Iranians speak Farsi, an Indo-European language, NOT Arabic. These aren’t the “low-IQ sand-people” Americans were taught to hate.

@GodlyAction "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, AND THE WORD WAS GOD"! John 1:1.

“The Bible never says Jesus is God” The Bible: No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is himself God… (John 1:18)

@JoelMCurzon Biblical theology is more important than nitpicking contradictions and shit like that.

The fact that the Bible is not monolithic and is full of contradictions allows for Christianity to be less harmful than it would otherwise be. Perfectly false, of course, but at least most Christians don’t feel compelled to stone people for picking up sticks on the Sabbath.

@80s_channel See if I can get a woodie.

@ThisIsJay216 Click-baiter.

Grown me can’t believe ppl actually thought this bullshit was real… do you see this contraption 😂 😂😂😂😂

@AtheistTakes The scientific method can't disprove anything.

Muh heckin Wifi

@tufpraise The city even made sure to put the pride crosswalk where there isn't a parade route so no horses can take a dump on it during a parade.

"Your generation is so soft" says the ones triggered by a fucking rainbow

@BenBayer I swear I saw Artemis II rein hellfire on earth. Straight down into it.

It is still notable that some build rockets to reach for the stars while others build them only to rein hellfire on Earth. The difference is revealing.

@MarchandSurgery You're so popular because you are nutso. Wacko.

If anything were to happen to the Artemis II astronauts on this mission, it would be an amazingly strong argument that the original lunar landing was fake, exonerating all skeptics. If we can't circle the moon 57 years later, we probably didn't land on it and get back in 1969.

@NoFilterSkin Lilith is a medieval fantasy story LOL.

ADAM HAD A WIFE BEFORE EVE. HER NAME WAS LILITH. SHE WAS REMOVED FROM GENESIS BECAUSE SHE REFUSED TO BE SUBORDINATE TO A MAN. AND THE RABBIS WHO ERASED HER DOCUMENTED EXACTLY WHY THEY DID IT. 🧵

@BibleInContext1 There IS a large amount of conversions happening right now. The net loss you referred to has nothing to do with that. The two aren't even related.

Catholics want you to believe there is a sort of revival happening in the Catholic Church with an abnormally large amount of conversions happening! What they fail to tell you is: “Catholicism has one of the largest net losses of any religion in the U.S. 13% of all U.S. adults are former Catholics Catholics have experienced the greatest net losses due to switching. About three-in-ten U.S. adults (30.2%) say they were raised Catholic. But 43% of the people raised Catholic no longer identify as Catholic, meaning that 12.8% of all U.S. adults are former Catholics. Meanwhile, on the other side of the ledger, 1.5% of U.S. adults have become Catholics after being raised another way. Overall, 18.9% of U.S. adults currently identify as Catholics, according to the new RLS. For Catholics, retention rates tend to be significantly lower than for other faiths, reasons given by former Catholics for walking away were clergy and religious leader scandals (39%) and dissatisfaction with church teachings on social and political issues (37%). Another 35% of former Catholics pointed to a gradual drifting away from their religion -- slightly less than the report's overall share of 38%. Equal shares of former Catholics said that their religion "just wasn't important" in their lives (36%) or that their spiritual needs were not being met (36%).” ***Data is quoted from the Pew Research Center & from the DetroitCatholic.com referencing the new study from Pew Research Center released Dec. 15, 2025 What’s really happening is that Roman Catholicism has a superficial lure promising structure and nostalgia, but once the short-lived experiences fade away these young converts seek truth and fulfillment elsewhere.

@elonmusk The only major problem Elon is your quick agreement with anything that makes your competition look bad. There's no proof in this paper. The paper can't demonstrate where this delusional spiraling has actually happened in reality. This paper is built on theory, not fact.

Major problem

@BibleInContext1 Such shitposting LOL.

So Catholics are just going to ignore the tens of millions of Christians Catholics murdered in the inquisitions?