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@CiderHype It's a "dog-eat-dog world," so to speak.

Catholics are already embracing Islamic prayer. It's over for Rome, they've been eaten entirely by the Islamos.

@DrShayPhD @hugdel Perfect🔥

@hugdel @Wardance68 You were asked for the abominations of Protestantism, and your first exhibit was one man’s theology. That already tells everyone your case is thin. Calvin is not the measuring rod for Sola Scriptura. A man being wrong does not make Scripture insufficient. It makes the man wrong.

The Catholic Church claims to have the foreskin of Jesus and five heads of John the Baptist. Additionally, the Catholic Church claims to have Mary's breast milk. They even celebrated the Feast of the Foreskin. As for Mary's breast milk, people line up and pay money to enter the Groto to view it. These people are programmed.

@DrShayPhD @hugdel 😉

@Wardance68 @hugdel Excellent response.

@hugdel @DrShayPhD Oh, one accusation, ok then. So use Scripture to prove him wrong, and please quote such Scripture. Oh, I forgot, Scripture is of little authority to you. What to do, what to do🤔

Ok. Let’s start one by one. The doctrine of double predestination by John Calvin. John Calvin’s doctrine of double predestination asserts that God, through an immutable and eternal decree, has sovereignly partitioned humanity into two groups: the **elect**, who are predestined for salvation by His mercy, and the **reprobate**, who are preordained for eternal damnation to manifest His justice. In this system, there is no genuine opportunity for the reprobate to be saved, as they are born into a state of total depravity and are systematically denied the irresistible grace required for repentance. Calvin argues that even the actions of the wicked are governed by the divine will, noting that they are "in a manner forced to be the ministers of his will," effectively making their condemnation an inevitable consequence of a destiny fixed before their birth. This is just an example of the abominations of protestantism. Do you want more?

@hugdel @DrShayPhD No, no, no. I want you to give me a detailed list, since you are so well-informed about it, on these absurd or shocking things, not a video I'm not wasting time on. I'm sure you can, right?

@Wardance68 @DrShayPhD Multiply this for a thousand x.com/Nance726/statu…

@ThrillaRilla369 1972

What year is this?

@Raindropsmedia1 She will not have a bowel movement for at least 6 months🤣

Woman eats 24 Popeyes biscuits back to back. 👀😳😭

@hugdel @DrShayPhD I'm not Protestant, but I am quite curious. Please list these so-called "absurd or shocking things" and DO NOT post a bunch of RCC opinions, only unbiased facts.

I can also point our to absurd or shocking things that the protestant doctrine of sola scriptura has produced. Like crazy or harmful interpretations. Or thousands of sects. So, if you want to play the game of choosing the most shocking things a practice has produced, we are going to do the same

@DrShayPhD And they actually believe it!!🤣

@garrettham_esq @Wa0Sir @realmikolson Many of them couldn't even agree on who the Rock was. Tertullian, Cyprian, Ambrose: Peter was the Rock. St. John Chrysostom, St. Augustine: Peter's confession was the Rock. Some others: Jesus was the Rock. Is that not "core doctrine"? Why didn't they all agree?

Vincent of Lérins answered this in 434: "what has been believed everywhere, always, and by all." The test isn't unanimity on every question. It's consensus on what the Church has always taught. On disputed questions the Fathers disagreed. On core apostolic doctrine—Real Presence, baptismal regeneration, apostolic succession, prayers for the dead—they agree with moral unanimity. That's what "consensus patrum" means. You're attacking a claim no Catholic makes.

Chronological proximity to the apostles does NOT always = theological accuracy to the apostle’s teachings

This Black woman says “White people's happiness causes oppression, so they should stop feeling joy and give their money to black people.” What is your response to her ??

@4thOfJuly365 Shag carpet rack😂

KB Toys 😂

@ksorbs LGBTQ: Why don't people like us? People: ☝️

Grown men doing disgusting things in front of children.

@SovSoulMel @ksorbs This!

@MbarkCherguia Cleaning the parking lot at McD's

One year from today — what job do you see this graduate doing? 😏

@garrettham_esq @Wa0Sir @realmikolson Please show us where all of the church fathers agreed on every issue.

@Wa0Sir @realmikolson Ok. I'm not exactly sure what you meant by your first sentence, but the matter has been demonstrated. There is a ton of early Church writings on the subject. Apostolic succession appears in Church writings centuries before the final 27 book canonical list for the New Testament.

@garrettham_esq @realmikolson Doesn't work that way. The burden of proof is always on the person making the claim (Apostolic succession), not the one disputing the claim🤣 "Onus probandi incumbit ei qui dicit." Latin for "the burden of proof lies on the one who declares".

@realmikolson Maybe not. But twenty centuries later, the burden of proof is on anyone questioning the early Christian understanding of apostolic teaching.

@realmikolson Exactly. RCC: The Apostles taught this, but let me tweak it just a touch so it sounds better to me.

@Geniustechw OK 👍

TikToker gets triggered by the thumbs-up emoji, claiming that using it is rude. What say you?😂