Stanislaw Dewiatowski 🇻🇦☨

There is still absolutely no salvation outside of the Catholic faith. Not at all. Not your Protestant friend. Not your EO relative. cf. Athanasian Creed cf. Tridentine Creed §14

@Rye11211 @Sola_Requiem Whatever God requires, is not a "non sequitur" to salvation. To be saved, one needs to obey God. >the animal sacrifice was worshiping false gods You seem to make this claim out of pure spite, because in the very next sentence you admit God required it, not "false gods".

@standev9 @Sola_Requiem No it isn't. If Christ is the only path the salvation the animal sacrifice was worshiping false gods Why did God require it when it is a non sequitur to salvation?

Tell me you know nothing about Christianity without telling me you don't know anything about Christianity. You'd think a “skeptic” would do their homework on what they are critiquing.

@Rye11211 @Sola_Requiem Non sequitur.

@standev9 @Sola_Requiem Too bad for all of those animal sacrifices then. Totally unnecessary. I guess Christ didn't need to shed his blood either then.

@Devilshero90 @Catholic_bro Who do you think understands the Scripture better - you or disciples of the Apostles?

@standev9 @Catholic_bro I quoted scripture when I said where two or more are gathered. So my hypothesis is supported by scripture. The earliest church would be the one found in scripture no later tradition can trump it.

@Devilshero90 @Catholic_bro You can check that hypothesis by reading what the early Church actually believed.

@standev9 @Catholic_bro That’s when we get into the doctrine of the invisible universal church of believers and the visible physical church on earth. As long as two or more are gathered in My name there My church will be. So the church is not found in Rome but in Christ alone.

@Devilshero90 @Catholic_bro One couldn’t say that, because the Lord has built only one Church. Men cannot build another.

@standev9 @Catholic_bro If what you say is true then all other Christians are damned. But that’s an interpretation one could say that the reformation was apart of God’s will after the papacy abused its authority. I don’t try to interpret the will of God because it usually is tainted by our biases

@Rye11211 @Sola_Requiem Yes. Those who were saved in the OT time were saved by their faith in the future Messiah.

@standev9 @Sola_Requiem Do you believe in the harrowing of hell?

@Devilshero90 @Catholic_bro > Should it? It’s up to God who built the Church. God chose to permit such things for reasons known to Him.

@standev9 @Catholic_bro Should it? When it causes the suffering of other Christians? What about the coverups of the church instead of openness and honesty Beaty they have acted as a church body like any other politician. This isn’t one man but a whole system

@Devilshero90 @Catholic_bro Yes, clergy ought to be holy, and God will hold them accountable more strictly: unto whomsoever much is given, of him much shall be required. But falling into sin does not automatically deprive the hierarch of his office.

@standev9 @Catholic_bro There’s imperfect and turns there’s Rodrigo Borgia. Doesn’t the Bible say that an elder should be beyond reproach? Wouldn’t this standard apply to Priests and Popes?

@venitta @poperespecter1 These things are not mutually exclusive.

@poperespecter1 Now on this, all Catholics can agree……not so much on his pipe dream of Christians and islamists peacefully and respectfully co-existing

"Only Jesus comes to save us, and no one else: because only he has the power…” - Pope Leo XIV (Aug 25, 2025)

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz Are you saying that a saved person can fornicate, steal, murder, and this will not cause the death of that person's soul?

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz Those are people who have not received salvation! Of course they're going to go to hell! But the only way a saved person will perish is blasphemy!

Imagine missing salvation because you were born before the sequel dropped.

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz Know you not that the unjust shall not possess the kingdom of God? Do not err: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, ...nor extortioners, shall possess the kingdom of God. 1Cor. 6:9-11 Various examples of mortal sins which bring death to a soul.

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz Show me in scripture not in doctrine!

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz Indeed, blasphemy is one of the sins which brings death to the soul. There are other.

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz x.com/standev9/statu… There is a sin that brings death.

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz I cite the Bible, you say "blasphemy". Oh well.

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz That is blasphemy. Turning the truth into a lie..

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz 1. The doctrine of the Church teaches truth. 1Tim. 3:15 You seem to have a different doctrine though, which deviates from the correct one. 2. Read the Bible: "there is a sin unto death" 1Jn. 5:17

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz You trust in doctrine not in truth. You need to read the Bible and learn to be a part of it. You have no understanding on the power that Jesus brought to believers to overcome sin.

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz >You're calling G-d a liar by saying his son doesn't take our sins away I said no such thing. He does take our sins away in baptism and repentance. But we still can throw His gifts away by mortally sinning. >The soul doesn't die Doesn't cease to exist, but can die through sin.

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz Jesus is the mediator between sinful man and G-d. You're calling G-d a liar by saying his son doesn't take our sins away and he strengthens us in righteousness. The soul doesn't die.

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz King David sinned, but God restored him to grace through his faith and repentance. And he lived in the OT times. The benefit that we have is the Church and the Sacraments, but the spiritual principle is basically the same: sin makes soul dead and the soul needs restoration.

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz If you believe in the mediator Jesus the Messiah. He gives more grace. He doesn't leave you. He wants you to overcome your flesh. That's why G-d had to hold unto him so he wouldn't sin. It's not like OT times'

@SonyaSeigel66 @babytoga02 @TheSkepticWiz Meanwhile your bio: "Trans woman who presents as Nonbinary. Husband is Trans male."

@babytoga02 @TheSkepticWiz He doesn't exist. You are delusional and mentally ill.

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz Any mortal sin expels the Holy Spirit from a soul. It was so in the OT times, it is still so in our time. Such a fallen soul can be restored to grace through faith and repentance. It was so in the OT times, it is still so in our time.

@standev9 @TheSkepticWiz If you believe in Messiah! He doesn't leave he gives us power over that weakness! We get stronger in righteousness!!

@Nautigal56 @TheSkepticWiz >The trouble was before Jesus, when they sinned the spirit departed. Same thing happens when people sin today.

Of course not, they had the same opportunity we have today. They could receive the Holy Spirit. The trouble was before Jesus, when they sinned the spirit departed. After Jesus came, he corrected the sins of the flesh and gave more grace. Jesus is the mediator between sinful man and a perfect G-d.

@Rye11211 @Sola_Requiem Zero.

@Sola_Requiem How many forms of salvation are there besides Jesus?