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Los tradicionalistas viven desconectados con la realidad, pero son fieles. Los fascistas adaptan el pasado, pero pocos se sujetan a Cristo verdaderamente. Debe haber unidad y entendimiento.

@J_hispaniae2 La jodió descomunalmente al comienzo y al final de su reinado

Hacerse mayor es darse cuenta que lo único malo que hizo este patriota es aceptar las presiones de los liberales y firmar la constitución.

@HazThomist Or that the tiniest grace is better than all natural good in the world combined

It's one thing to know that a single sin, even a single venial sin, is worse than every purely physical and natural evil in the world combined, and quite another to truly believe this and act accordingly.

@RolandGunnTN Mozarabic a liturgical language? 😂

I’d argue that KJE has already surpassed some minor liturgical languages like Mozarabic in terms of importance. It’s now in tier with Church Slavonic, beneath Syriac. Not really possible to ever break into the top tier: Greek & Latin.

@Tythelean @babahoshii The Israeli vibes

@babahoshii The fucking eternal anglo and... making the white race the strongest it's ever been

Jews felt so comfortable in the British Empire that they put one of their own directly at the helm of it, something they still won't even do in America. No wonder it remains a rightoid sacred cow to this day

El que quiere convertir a Europa en esto es el capital: las grandes corporaciones y el empresariado. El Estado, a través de sus ideologías prefabricadas, lo justifica desde el humanismo («rojos») o del valor (Ayuso). El capital quiere mano de obra barata y patrias atomizadas.

@sibyllelabelle True, but I think having your small Islamic vassals isn't the same as forming an alliance with the Ottoman Empire! More appropriate would be Spain supporting the horrible Glorious Revolution in England.

« France has always been anti Catholic, let me show you this ~100 year period (1550 to 1650) of geopolitics to prove it to you. This never happens in Spain, except over the course of 200 years where the Iberian kingdoms allied with different Islamic Taifas to fight each other. »

@GeoChonker @dominicptaranto "All power is given to me in Heaven and Earth, therefore..." Baptism is universal. Of course, it is a sign of faith, as was circumcision, but that doesn't preclude entire households and nations from receiving it, much less now.

@MultiSidnepsus @dominicptaranto "Go forth and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit" We are commanded to make disciples of all nations, and to baptize disciples, therefore we are commanded to baptize all nations but only because they become disciples first

Zero women received the Eucharist in the Bible.

@GeoChonker @dominicptaranto Christ commanded the baptism of all nations

@dominicptaranto Christ commanded it for all of His disciples. If a woman follows Christ she should receive the Eucharist. The Bible commands Baptism for believers. We are born sinful without a belief in God, so baptizing a baby is not part of that command.

El PIB no es riqueza, sino movimiento de dinero. A los liberales les gusta medir las cosas en PIB igual que a los culés en su momento les gustaba medir la posesión. Pero lo que importa es meter goles.

The elites of any civilisation have always been the wealthy – but the kind of wealth matters. Across Greece, Rome, China, and Japan, societies recognised a basic political fact: the merchant class, however successful, pursued its own gain and was kept at arm's length from political power. This was not a claim that wealth is immoral, but rather a recognition that landed aristocracy and commercial wealth produce different loyalties. A landowner's fortunes are tied to the stability and long-term health of the state, and his prosperity depends on the survival of the polity because his wealth is rooted in the land. Merchant wealth, by contrast, is mobile and easily detached from any single community. It can be shifted, hidden, or relocated the moment conditions change. Landed elites were not immune to corruption, but their abuses were constrained by ties to the land. Merchants, by contrast, are financial nomads who can plunder cities or empires and vanish before the damage settles. The wealthy landed aristocracy is anchored to the commonwealth, but the merchant is loyal to his coffer and abandons the city the moment it ceases to serve his interests.

Porcentaje de apoyo a la Prioridad Nacional en las políticas sociales en España: - Católicos practicantes: 67,2%. - Católicos no practicantes: 55,8%. - No creyentes: 31,9%. - Agnósticos: 25,7%. - Ateos: 17%. CIS, mayo de 2026. espaciodiario.com/el-cis-mantien…

@Sapientia400 @LoganJPenn @nyokodo No, stop whining, this is just the beginning

@MultiSidnepsus @LoganJPenn @nyokodo Too late

According to 17th century Thomist theologian Eduardo Linguini everybody is going to hell and you should just give up.

@Sapientia400 @LoganJPenn @nyokodo Don't give up

@LoganJPenn @nyokodo I’ve tried it. It doesn’t work.

@numenor_1 O que estar mirando a África llegó un momento en que no era tan rentable digo yo

Que Andalucía no se desarrolló como Vascongadas o Cataluña es falso. Málaga por ejemplo fue la 2 provincia industrial sólo por detrás de Barcelona. Se desindustrializaron pronto porque a los señoritos (andaluces todos) les interesaba invertir en tierra y no en industria.

@paulhoti2 No. Embrace self-sacrifice and learn to cure your sexuality

@MultiSidnepsus ?????? so whats your proposal? are you asexual?

I’m guessing the catholic conservative answer for the large amounts of men in my position, is to get holy orders, right? Or form groups of single laymen, FOR single laymen? Since I’m telling you, the unmarried Christian man problem is gonna be MASSIVE, over the next 10 years

Es realmente fácil de entender: España está muerta, es una nación del pasado, como Hispania, lo único que quedan son vestigios, una esencia, y de momento su elemento fundamental, su gente, lo que actualmente existe no es España, es una sombra degradada de lo que una vez fue.

@DucDeVinny It seems to come from a book from 1601

I've read so many variations of this quote that i rather believe Charles did say all of them in different times just to annoy foreign ambassadors or vassals