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Jennifer Strope

Jennifer Strope

@jdstrope

Homeschooling mother of three, defender of the three C's- Christianity, Capitalism, and Conservatism.

เข้าร่วม Nisan 2009
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Jennifer Strope
Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@CBHeresy @wil_da_beast630 That's the reason why we decided to buy a home with my parents six years ago when we all moved to a new state. My mother has since passed, but my 82 year old father is still very healthy and did not have to endure the grieving process alone..
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Frank McCormick
Frank McCormick@CBHeresy·
@wil_da_beast630 Parents should die with their children. I told my wife that when the time comes - no matter how limited space is - if a parent needs to live out their aging years with us, they will. Our children will watch and learn, and do the same to us.
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Wilfred Reilly
Wilfred Reilly@wil_da_beast630·
"Carers." The races of the predatory, hyper-sexual CNAs (allegedly) washing your ass may vary a lot. But, as a Westerner, your options really are: (1) get rich rich (2) just kill yourself when the time comes, (3) have kids and stay cool with 'em, or (4) wind up helpless here at some point.
Donna the Dead@ManicCannibal

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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@Haskell1778 @xmikemac @DefiyantlyFree @ChooseGoodKarma Read the earliest records of the church fathers and the heresies being adopted by the Roman patriarchate, including heresies of gnostic and pagan influence. They were also alarmed that the Roman pope, who was a regional leader, kept overstepping his authority.
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Luke Haskell
Luke Haskell@Haskell1778·
People claim they have a problem with religion. They’re really saying they hate God’s religion. Right is now wrong. We’ve fallen far. It’s God’s religion—ask yourself why you’d hate it. Luther’s errors, like his false view of works, have likely led many astray from the narrow road (Matt. 7:14). His misunderstanding of works has people ignoring clear scripture, where the apostolic church lived in organized religion, performing rituals ordained by God (Acts 2:42). The martyrs were Catholic. They died defending the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist (John 6:53-56). Priests were tortured and told, “Stop saying the Holy Mass, and we’ll stop.” They chose death for the Mass, the true Passover for the world’s sins (1 Cor. 5:7). No early Christians believed in faith alone, scripture alone, or once saved, always saved. None claimed to be born again without baptism (John 3:5). Heresy itself devolved over time. Early heretics had priests, bishops, deacons, sacraments, and the Mass. But reformers stripped away truth. They still believed in baptism’s grace, but as faith alone, scripture alone, and once saved, always saved took hold, virtues were severed from faith (James 2:17). Now, faith alone breeds a lack of holy fear, crassness, and stubborn preconceptions (Prov. 1:7). The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is prudence (Prov. 9:10). Jesus said, “This IS my body” (Luke 22:19). Liberalism, stripping away moral and natural law, follows the same devolution (Rom. 1:21-22). Obey your prelates who watch over your souls (Heb. 13:17). “Let the priest who rules well be worthy of double honor, especially those who labor in word and doctrine” (1 Tim. 5:17). Paul, a servant of God, worked for “obedience to the faith” (Rom. 1:5). “Behold, Israel according to the flesh: are not those who offer the sacrifice partakers of the altar?” (1 Cor. 10:18). “We have an altar from which those who serve the tabernacle have no right to eat” (Heb. 13:10). Paul called himself a dispenser of the mysteries of God” (1 Cor. 4:1). Mystery—mysterion, sacramentum, sacrament. “That I should be the minister of Christ Jesus among the Gentiles, sanctifying the gospel of God, that the oblation of the Gentiles may be acceptable and sanctified in the Holy Ghost” (Rom. 15:16). “He that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh judgment to himself, not discerning the body of the Lord” (1 Cor. 11:29). If the righteous are scarcely saved, what about the unbeliever or sinner? (1 Pet. 4:18). “Not everyone who says, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but those who do the will of my Father” (Matt. 7:21). Is obedience to the faith the Father’s will? (Rom. 16:26). It begins with baptism into God’s one church, dedicated to doctrine, breaking of bread, and prayers—the Holy Mass, the world’s Passover (Acts 2:42, 46). But man-made doctrines of faith alone and scripture alone have severed virtue from faith, robbing Christians of humility, which is wisdom (James 4:6). 1. The early church was visibly united under apostolic authority, not fragmented by individual interpretations (Eph. 4:5). 2. The Eucharist, as Christ’s real presence, was central to worship from the start, not a mere symbol (1 Cor. 10:16). 3. Faith without works is dead, as scripture repeatedly affirms (James 2:26). 4. The church’s sacraments, instituted by Christ, are channels of grace, not optional rituals (Mark 16:16). 5. Rejecting God’s church is rejecting the pillar and foundation of truth (1 Tim. 3:15).
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MikeMac
MikeMac@xmikemac·
Grace doesn’t train you to ‘perform’ religion. You can follow church customs all day and still not know who Jesus really is. A robe can’t save you. A ritual can’t change you. Only surrender can!
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@MegeddieZ11321 @BenBikmanPhD That's because the PCOS itself causes weight gain and also makes it harder to lose weight. My daughter was a normal weight until her weight ballooned up in puberty,.She went from a B cup to a G cup and developed cystic acne. Her voice also deepened. This wasn't due to overeating.
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Benjamin Bikman
Benjamin Bikman@BenBikmanPhD·
It’s telling that an insulin-sensitizing medication is often the first treatment for PCOS. Of course, this is because PCOS, the most common form of female infertility, is a disorder arising from insulin resistance.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@Christojt @DefiyantlyFree The only way you can misinterpret those scriptures is if you start from your tradition and try to force them to align to your preexisting beliefs. If you were to read the NT in its totality, you would see how small a part Mary plays past the birth story. Your Mary is invented.
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Christopher T. 🇻🇦
Christopher T. 🇻🇦@Christojt·
If someone legitimately demonstrated that your interpretation and framework of these verses were in error, and in opposition to all Christians prior to the 16th century - would you hypothetically honestly admit you were in error and genuinely acknowledge that the Catholic view is correct? Or are you presenting these points to sway people towards your opinion for the sake of it being your opinion, rather than towards an objective truth about the claims themselves?
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Insurrection Barbie
Insurrection Barbie@DefiyantlyFree·
The irony of calling Evangelicals “low-IQ” while posting the very prayer that proves our point. Jesus was offered worship and glory by Satan himself. His response? “Worship the Lord your God, and serve Him only” (Matthew 4:10). When a woman in the crowd elevated Mary “Blessed is the womb that bore you!” Jesus corrected her on the spot: “Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and keep it” (Luke 11:27-28). And Mary? Her own words at Cana: “Do whatever HE tells you” (John 2:5). She pointed people to Jesus. Not to herself. Now read that prayer again. “My advocate, my hope, my refuge.” Scripture calls Christ our Advocate (1 John 2:1). God is our refuge (Psalm 46:1). Our hope is in the Lord (Jeremiah 17:7). Those aren’t generic compliments those are titles with theological weight, and Scripture assigns every one of them to God. When Cornelius bowed before Peter, Peter stopped him: “Stand up, I am only a man” (Acts 10:26). When John fell before an angel, the angel rebuked him: “Worship God!” (Revelation 22:9). Every righteous figure in the Bible human and angelic refused this kind of devotion. But we’re supposed to believe Mary welcomes it? A consistent, unwavering pattern from Genesis to Revelation shows us that we are to direct our heart to God alone. Christ modeled it. Mary modeled it. The apostles modeled it. The angels modeled it. The question was never about an English translation. It’s about whether that prayer aligns with anything Jesus actually taught. Read the Gospels and decide for yourself.
MrCasey@MrCasey62

Are Evangelicals dishonest or just low-IQ? St. Alphonsus didn’t write in English, but Italian: “Io vi venero”: “I venerate thee”. And when first translated, “worship” was used to include Latria AND Dulia. Typical Evangelical: thinks everything was written last week in English.

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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@deplorablerebi1 @DefiyantlyFree Jesus Christ is the spotless lamb who takes away the sins of the world. He died once for all and rose again, conquering death. On the cross, he said, "It is finished." The eucharist is a pagan ritual. It has absolutely no salvific power.
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Sir MAGA Leftistbane first of his name
Evangelicals don’t have sacrifice to offer to God, so instead they think Prayer or asking for prayers is in someway wrong. This is what happens when you reject the height of the Christian Life- The Eucharist. Latria- is worship due to the Father but that is very specific and it involves sacrifice. Not mere prayer or petition.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@JoelWBerry @davereaboi Well, my 14 year old is a strong supporter of Israel. That's because he reads his Bible and is homeschooled, so he has learned actual history. We have discussed politics with him for years, and Israel became a big topic of interest after October 7.
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Joel Berry
Joel Berry@JoelWBerry·
If an 18-year-old kid has extremely strong opinions on Israel and foreign policy, something’s wrong there. That’s not an opinion earned through years of learning and life experience. It’s the result of a kid spending hours on his phone, being conditioned by an algorithm.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@latinedisce I live in a Mormon dominated area. You could say the same thing about the beauty of their temples, or the great mosques, or the ancient pagan temples. The true catholic church is composed of all true Christians. It is not an organization or a building.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@abefrohman84 @Toneskeee Where, exactly, does it contradict it? Jesus repeatedly rebukes the pharisees for holding tradition higher than scripture. Paul compliments the Bereans for searching the scripture to confirm that what he has taught them does not contradict it and calls scripture God breathed.
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Abe Frohman
Abe Frohman@abefrohman84·
@Toneskeee This would be awesome, if Scripture didn’t explicitly contradict it.
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Toneskee ☀️
Toneskee ☀️@Toneskeee·
The doctrine of sola Scriptura-scripture alone—maintains that the Bible is the infallible Word of God and that all ecclesiastical traditions and interpretations are subject to correction by the scriptures and the scriptures alone, being the final authority in faith and practice. This isn't to say that other resources don't exist for guiding the faithful, like the creeds, confessions, and catechisms. But, even these documents merely serve to summarize the primary points of Scripture and deter to its authority, not their own authority or the authority of their respective authors.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@BillArnoldTeach He is clearly using a metaphor at the Last Supper. He tells them to "Do this in remembrance of me", not give some priests authority to literally call me out of Heaven so that pieces of my literal flesh and blood can be consumed. That seems like a weird detail to leave out.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@BillArnoldTeach So, while he was still alive in his human, non resurrected body, he somehow to a portion of his actual flesh and actual blood and combined that with real bread and real wine? That is an extremely bizarre belief.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@OliveTreeMin It sounds a lot like an earthly purgatory. What do these people believe happened to those who have already died? Did they not also require "purification"? Are we all Catholics now?
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Jan Markell
Jan Markell@OliveTreeMin·
Jonathan Brentner – Harbinger’s Daily: "Another contradictory statement that I have heard for many years suggests that believers need the refinement of the Tribulation period for further purification. The latest version I heard of this argument stated that during this time, New Testament saints must “earn the fine linen clothes” awarded at the Marriage Feast of …" Continue reading "Why a Post-Tribulation Rapture Directly Contradicts the Words of Scripture" ift.tt/FAPoVLk #Scripture #Biblia
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@JamesDueck It sounds like you went to some lame churches. Regardless, while the fellowship of believers is important to Christians, our personal relationship with Christ, which grows through Bible Reading, prayer, practicing obedience, and serving our neighbors, is most important.
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James Dueck🇻🇦
James Dueck🇻🇦@JamesDueck·
I used to feel drained after church: opinion-based sermons, “Jesus is my boyfriend” style music, performative praying, emotional calls for engagement and money. Every time I walk out of a Catholic Mass, my soul feels more whole than when I entered.
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PaulsCorner-VerseQuest@TNTJohn1717·
🚨‼️Catholics reading Scripture isn’t the issue. The issue is whether Scripture is allowed to correct Rome’s doctrine when the two conflict. Throughout history the concern raised by Protestants was never that Catholics can’t read the Bible, but that the final authority is placed in the Magisterium and tradition rather than the text itself. When that happens, Scripture is effectively interpreted through Rome rather than allowed to speak for itself. The Bereans were called noble because they searched the Scriptures daily to see whether what they were being taught was true (Acts 17:11). Notice they didn’t check Scripture against a church authority, they checked teachers against Scripture. The apostles repeatedly pointed believers back to the written Word as the standard for doctrine. “All scripture is given by inspiration of God… that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works” (2 Timothy 3:16–17). So the real question is simple: if the Bible clearly contradicts a church tradition, which one wins? If the answer is Scripture, then Scripture is the final authority. If the answer is the Church, then the Church stands above Scripture. That’s the issue Protestants have been raising for centuries, not whether Catholics can read the Bible, but whether the Bible is truly allowed to rule.
Political Winter@PoliticalWinter

Fact! Do you notice how often the Protestants on X so often charge that Catholics don't read or are forbidden from reading scripture? It's as if this charge by itself innoculates them from having to defend their views against orthodoxy. Few of them will make a sincere effort to discuss. It devolves quickly into tropes and epithets.

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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@DPGBehler @ConceptualJames Yes. The anti-Protestant rhetoric has been around for a while, but over the last six months, it has really gone into hyper speed. The attempt to push the Catholic version of Mary is especially unnerving. It has a demonic feel.
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Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)
Derrik Behler (BEE-Ler)@DPGBehler·
@ConceptualJames They got too eager. When Charlie was taken out of the way they pounced too quickly occupy that vacancy. I heard their whispers prior, but after Charlie died, they were shouting it in my face. We all hear them now, and we’re not going to let them win.
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James Lindsay, anti-Communist@ConceptualJames·
I thought I was mad at them over Covid. I thought I was pissed about BLM and mostly peaceful protests. I thought I couldn't take it anymore when they brought out the drag queens. But to have sent in fake conservatives to throw away our best chance of stopping them is too far.
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Insurrection Barbie
Insurrection Barbie@DefiyantlyFree·
“I’ve always wondered why so many Protestant evangelicals hate the Catholic Church.” We don’t. Most of us love our Catholic brothers and sisters. We’ve fought side by side for decades on life, on family, on religious liberty. That partnership is real and it matters. The message to young Protestants is: your faith is born from rejection, it produces nothing but chaos, and you are your own pope because you dare to read Scripture for themselves. That is not unity. That is recruitment. So let’s talk about what actually happened. When Christ died, God tore the veil of the temple from top to bottom. Not bottom to top. Top to bottom. God did that. And what it meant was that the entire system where you needed a priest, a hierarchy, an institution to stand between you and the presence of God was fulfilled. Finished. Done. Christ did not say “I will build my church and then you will need a Holy Father to mediate between you and me forever.” He said “It is finished.” And then God ripped the curtain to prove it. You say Protestantism was born from rejecting authority. It was born from rejecting the sale of salvation. You say once you reject the Church there is nothing left but the individual. Christ said “where two or three are gathered in my name, there I am.” He didn’t say “where two or three are gathered under the correct institutional hierarchy with proper apostolic succession verified by Rome.” He said in my name. You say tens of thousands of denominations prove Protestantism failed. The early church had sharp disagreements before there was a Pope. Paul rebuked Peter to his face. Paul and Barnabas split over Mark. The church in Corinth was a mess. Disagreement is not evidence of failure. It is evidence that Christ trusted His people with Scripture and the Holy Spirit rather than requiring them to outsource their conscience to an institution. You say Protestant evangelicals have made themselves their own pope. Here is what we have actually made ourselves: readers of the Word of God who believe the Holy Spirit is capable of leading us into truth without a human intermediary. That is exactly what Christ promised. “When the Spirit of truth comes, He will guide you into all truth.” He said the Spirit. Not the Church. The Spirit. And here is what I need to say directly to the person who wrote this post and the hundreds of accounts running the same playbook. You are creating the division. Not us. We are not running conversion campaigns targeting your young men. We are not flooding your comment sections telling your kids they’re too smart for their own church. You are doing that to us. Right now. Publicly. And then when we respond, when we defend the faith that built the modern missionary movement, abolished slavery, founded this nation, and carried the gospel to the ends of the earth, you call us divisive. No. Defending your faith is not division. Attacking someone else’s faith and then calling their defense divisive is manipulation. And we see it. I will not attack your faith. I will not tell your children their church is embarrassing. I will not run campaigns to pull your young men away from what they believe. But I will defend mine. Every single time. With everything I have and I will never apologize for it. I will lay down my life for it. Because the Christ I follow didn’t need an institution to validate Him. He was the validation. He is the way, the truth, and the life. And the gates of hell have never prevailed against the faith He built. They won’t start now.
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gjiren@gjiren1·
@jdstrope @Jtipp21a @farmingandJesus Strawman. I said it’s in chapter 8 of the didache. However, the Bible also commands us to keep Holy tradition. ‘So then, brothers, stand firm and hold to the traditions that you were taught by us, either by our spoken word or by our letter.’ 2 Thessalonians 2:15
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🌷 LIZZIE🌷@farmingandJesus·
Jesus told us not to tell everybody when we do. That’s why you “don’t know any Protestants who practice it regularly” We obey Christ and because you don’t know about it doesn’t mean we don’t. He told us to wash our face and be joyful. He told us to not talk about it … let alone put black crooked crosses on our foreheads
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I don’t think I’ve met one Protestant who regularly practices fasting.

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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@ericmetaxas I sure hope some prominent Catholics start openly condemning her. Instead, they seem to be pushing the same integralist beliefs as Candace and attacking Protestants over sola scriptura, our views on Mary, and most commonly, our support of Israel.
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Eric Metaxas@ericmetaxas·
Every devout Catholic I know thinks Candace is a heretic.
Insurrection Barbie@DefiyantlyFree

This is not about Catholics versus Protestants. That’s what the dividers want. The moment it becomes a religious sectarian fight they’ve won because nobody has to debate the actual issue. The real issue is about soul liberty. And that was not a secular idea. It was not an Enlightenment idea. It was a deeply Christian idea and the men who planted it in the foundation of this nation paid for it with persecution, exile, and blood. Roger Williams was a Baptist minister and founder of Rhode Island who was expelled from Massachusetts for arguing that civil government had no authority over the conscience before God. He called it soul liberty. The idea that faith coerced by state power is not faith at all. John Leland was a Baptist preacher in Virginia and one of the most important and least remembered figures in American founding history. He pressured James Madison directly. Told him he would not support ratification of the Constitution without a Bill of Rights that protected religious conscience. Madison listened. Without Leland’s pressure there may be no First Amendment. James Madison himself wrote in his Memorial and Remonstrance that religion flourishes in greater purity without the aid of government. That state entanglement with religion corrupts faith rather than strengthening it. Thomas Jefferson’s Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom is a document he considered one of his three greatest achievements alongside the Declaration and founding the University of Virginia. That document declared that the opinions of men are not the province of civil government. Period. These were not atheists constructing a godless state. These were men shaped by centuries of watching the marriage of church and state produce the Inquisition. The Thirty Years War. The persecution of Baptists in England. The exile of dissenters in the colonies. They had seen what happens when institutional religious power controls civil government and they built a wall against it in the founding documents of this nation. That wall is not anti-Christian. It is the most Christian idea in the founding because it protects the integrity of faith itself. Soul liberty means your conscience before God belongs to God alone. No pope. No king. No state. No institution. No political movement wearing the name of Christ. God alone. That is the tradition being threatened. And it’s not being threatened by Catholics or Protestants. It’s being threatened by Catholic Integralists and Protestant Reconstructionists. It is being threatened by the idea that the state should legislate morality and be subordinate to Church authority. That the separation of church and state is not a feature to protect but a problem to dismantle. It is being threatened by people who have decided that the way to win the culture war is to seize the state and use it to enforce a religious vision that the founding generation specifically and deliberately and at great personal cost built this nation to prevent. So when someone tries to make this Catholics versus Protestants don’t let them. Know your history. Know what you’re fighting. The question is not which Church. The question is whether ANY church or institution or earthly authority gets to stand between you and God. The men who founded this great nation said NO. Don’t let them reframe it into a sectarian fight so you forget what you’re actually defending.

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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@johnhaller54 Definitely. I plan to print it off and share with my pastors. I have been trying to warn about how vulnerable young men are to this deception, after years of being made the punching bag of the Left. We cannot afford to do church as usual anymore. We need serious discipleship.
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Jennifer Strope@jdstrope·
@gjiren1 @Jtipp21a @farmingandJesus There is no such commandment in the Bible. The closest you can get is Matthew 9:15. "How can the guests of the bridegroom mourn while he is with them? The time will come when the bridegroom will be taken from them; then they will fast."
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gjiren@gjiren1·
@Jtipp21a @farmingandJesus Then why did the apostles teach the early Christians to fast every Wednesday and Friday e.g.? This is recorded in Didache chapter 8. This is part of Holy tradition and still practiced by OO until this day (not exclusively). What tradition do you follow?
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