Lord Orthobro BowTied Maximus ☦️

@inickdc LOL - it’s funny checking in what autistic retards think

Nice try—but Bosnia and Herzegovina isn’t a “pile of parts,” it’s one country, full stop; its internal divisions don’t make new states any more than rooms make separate houses, and it belongs to all its people—Bosniaks and Herzegovinians—every single day, not just when it’s convenient to pretend otherwise. No, I specifically did not want to say Serbs and Croats. Bosniaks and Herzegovinians, pet.

@AFpost Overdosemaxxing

Clavicular's team carried him out of a Miami nightclub after a suspected overdose that occurred on stream. He reportedly overdosed on GHB, while he is known to take testosterone and methamphetamine. Follow: @AFpost

@e1b_american @bronzeagemantis Heavy use of pork is so Turkic

@bronzeagemantis Balkan cuisine is Turkish cuisine

Unjustified for southeast Europe (except Turkey) they really should adopt foreign food.

@Kick_Champ No cameras he’d gaymaxx him

Clavicular cold approached a girl but immediately ran after realizing she was transgender 😭

@OrthodoxSi @orthodoxscribe Why would I intentionally misunderstand? I just don’t get it. That’s fine.

@odtopole @orthodoxscribe Dude. It's good to keep what is good. We do know what is good and right. It's to be determined by one's priest. I feel you are intentionally misunderstanding the point.

If you decide to become a catechumen in the Orthodox Church, your priest will encourage you to find positive things from your previous background and adapt that into Orthodoxy. For example, if you were atheist and highly valued science, you'll be encouraged to continue valuing that but through an Orthodox lens. Or if you were Buddhist and meditation was always important to you, you'd be encouraged to adapt that into the Jesus Prayer. This is because Orthodoxy doesn't want people running away from something; they only want converts who believe Orthodoxy is true. For this reason, not every catechumen remains a catechumen. In that spirit, these are the things I highly value from Lutheranism that I'll be keeping and then adapting into Orthodoxy: 1. The distinction between Law & Gospel in homiletics & pastoral care is highly invaluable. I still practice this as a hospice chaplain. 2. The importance of liturgical structure & symbols. 3. The efficacy of the Word & Sacraments. 4. Luther's doctrine on vocation. 5. Participation of children in the liturgy. 6. The importance of Confession (the Office of the Keys). 7. Good works for the sake of your neighbor rather than personal merit (in Orthodoxy, this is part of asceticism, such as almsgiving). This is meant to be a positive post, so keep your negativity between you and the devil. I have no interest in it.

@orthodoxscribe I thought my point was pretty simple. I’m hearing the person is the filter and to fit orthodoxy around whereas Orthodoxy is the standard and you transform around it. Not sure why that is harassment. Nothing I said is incorrect. Ask him next time. Read St John Chrysostom.

As I said, I'm only repeating what I've heard from other priests. Not to mention other Orthodox agree versus a single disagreement. It's mazing that you have such a rich Orthodox heritage, but that doesn't make you right. All I'm saying is I don't know you. You're a random contrarian who's giving me no reason to trust you over the guidance of my faithful priest. I do not find the tone of your words compelling. Perhaps try another approach, or find someone else to harass with your invectives.

@orthodoxscribe It’s a play on orthobro obviously. I’m born orthodox. Ancestors for over 1,000 years. sounds like trusting your own judgment and a single priests views over official Church doctrine is your ego getting in the way of piety. I raised a substantive point and you give a moral label??

@odtopole I trust my priest more than a random self-identified "Orthobro" who knows nothing of the conversations I've had. I was warned to stay away from Orthobros because of the ego that's infected your piety. Have a good night.

@tweetsfromstar @AnonDogAcct Yes just like George Washington envisioned, freedom for 100 foot monkey demon statues.

@AnonDogAcct Most Indians assimilate into American culture really well actually. I don't support those who don't assimilate. If the issue is the religion, we have religious freedom here.

Not every person of Indian origin is here on a temporary work visa. There are plenty of us who were born and raised here.

@OrthodoxSi @orthodoxscribe That’s very dangerous. How do you know what’s good to bring forward? Keeping old theology you like? Best advice is be received, live orthodox life, through the church what’s good will naturally remain, what’s bad will fall away.

What he means is to bring what is good with you, and to not leave behind your good traits. For example, an evangelical Christian, such as my Mother, is encouraged to keep that desire to evangelize. Someone like myself I'd encouraged to keep my interest in science. That is the point of this post. Becoming Orthodox is leaving behind your past life, but it would be unwise to leave behind what is good.

@orthodoxscribe It’s incorrect. You don’t adapt your old beliefs, you transform. This is clear. Luther cannot be transferred. We believe in Theosis not role based theology. This mixture makes no sense. It’s just sloppy and misleading for converts.

@odtopole I don't think you actually understood what I said. Moreover, I didn't make this up. I'm merely repeating what I've heard from multiple priests, including my own. So take it up with them.

@AutismCapital You have to be retarded to believe this is real

Have you ever seen honey in space? This might be the coolest video we've seen all week. Nothing will ever be the same.

@disclosetv LOL

JUST IN - The first photo of the far side of the moon.

@Aphorismuser @TimourElijah @aestheticsguyy Use Europeans (Americans) to express Algerian feelings. LOL

@odtopole @TimourElijah @aestheticsguyy

I would like to immediately know where this is

@Aphorismuser @TimourElijah @aestheticsguyy LOL

@odtopole @TimourElijah @aestheticsguyy Algerians, like everyone else, emigrate. For example, there are 505,000 Spaniards in Argentina, 320,000 in France, 220,000 in the United States, 196,000 in the United Kingdom, and so on. That doesn't mean Spain is a living hell.

@welligger @TimourElijah @aestheticsguyy If it ain’t English - move along your opinion isn’t valid.

@odtopole @TimourElijah @aestheticsguyy Sois intelligent un peu réfléchi tu crois que ceux qui te répondent sur Twitter c’est ceux qui immigrent ? Si tu étais un peu intelligent les anciens immigrés son venu reconstruire ton pays sinon tu étais une petite merde espèce d âne

@gorilla_rape Too busy giving jews what they want

i really just dont understand how the admin does not pick up this political football and spike that motherfucker in the endzone

@Will_Tanner_1 These indians literally think they are smarter than everyone and are immune to all of this. Funny thing is Trump and his indians czars ain’t gonna do shit. Literally simple for Trump to just side with Americans here. But he won’t.

This is illegal Companies cannot hire H-1Bs, etc when there are Americans who can do the job. Tend if thousands of Americans being laid off means there are Americans who can do the job. Hiring foreigners is this illegal The (largely Indian) management team must be prosecuted to the full extent of the law and the full fines available (over $300k per individual) for H-1B fraud levied on the company

@stats_feed Nice so those modern government “countries” were mentioned? So low IQ

Countries mentioned in the Bible: Armenia 🇦🇲 Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 Bulgaria 🇧🇬 Romania 🇷🇴 Croatia 🇭🇷 Cyprus 🇨🇾 Egypt 🇪🇬 Spain 🇪🇸 Ethiopia 🇪🇹 France 🇫🇷 Greece 🇬🇷 India 🇮🇳 Iran 🇮🇷 Iraq 🇮🇶 Israel 🇮🇱 Italy 🇮🇹 Jordan 🇯🇴 Lebanon 🇱🇧 Libya 🇱🇾 North Macedonia 🇲🇰 Malta 🇲🇹 Palestine 🇵🇸 Syria 🇸🇾 Sudan 🇸🇩 South Sudan 🇸🇸 Türkiye 🇹🇷 Note: Israel and Palestine are the most mentioned places in the Bible. Saudi Arabia, including Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, UAE. Croatia, including Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ethiopia, including Eritrea, Djibouti, Yemen. India, including part of the former Pakistan. France mentioned in the Deuterocanonical Books.