/christian/ - christian

Love this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTFG_nvreoI

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qaa__yqCsP8
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tU0OF8s4Qbc

>>20860 (OP) 
I like Martin Luther's hymns. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZnbOj_r8LQ

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It's a little out-of-season right now, but I've always been fond of the Vidi Aquam. I'm not sure what my least favorite hymn would be without going for the very low-hanging fruit of contemporary music, such as that of Hillsong.

My favorite hymn:
Silent Night, I can't find my favorite version, but that's probably for the best right now so I can get things done other than listening to it. That one version I listened to so many years ago as a child has carried me through countless years of poorly done renditions. It captured the essence of the song and I still have not forgotten it. 
Kind of like this, I'm sure you can get the picture:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6O5rZbgD4A

For least favorite hymn I'll go for the ground-touchingly low fruit of Bethel Music's heretical abomination of worship: Reckless Love
As you may be able to tell, I have had the misfortune of having to listen to this blasphemy over and over again over radio and in churches that did not have enough thought put into song selection. The trouble is how close it is to being slightly above average contemporary music when it all of a sudden switches to lying about and slandering the very God they proclaimed to worship. 

I guess I have too much time to form adjectives with.

>>26974
A whole lot gibberish for saying nothing at all. I am not convinced by your arguments and will continue on using Israel for the Church and Rabbinc Judaism for the synagogue of satan.

>>26975
If you are not convinced by the word of God in Hebrews 11 that Abel and Noah and Abraham are saved. How do you justify writing thus?
>that came to be part of Israel from that time on still follow the faith of Adam, Abram, Isaac, and Jacob.
If you were serious in your conversation you would be saying "follow the faith in Jesus Christ." Further more "Judaism" is not a word in the word of God it is a word the kikels, specifically the IDF, invented to confuse people. I am not sure what you are talking about when you say "Judaism" could you clarify what you are talking about? Preferably with Biblical sources

>>26976
You are putting words in my mouth in again. Following the faith is following Christ, the head of the Church, Israel. I have said that multiple times. Maybe this might benefit you.
https://rumble.com/v240ex6-marching-to-zion.html

bump

>>26977
Rumble link is broken
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41l_Lne-hAQ&t

>>27360 (OP) 
If you have a good one it is hard to see them step down. Are they moving away? If they still stay in the church you still have them.

All feels OP. Trust God's ways will ensure you're well led to Him.

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>>27361
I learned he's not going to be moving away

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>when your pastor dies before he can retire and it leaves the parish in chaos in an already dying diocese

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>>27349
>first American pope
As in, first USA pope right?

>>27351
>Born in Chicago, Illinois, United States
BORN IN THE U S A

I need a qrd. Is this good or bad? How liberal is he?

>>27353
He's been pretty unknown for much of his career and a lot of sources are maintaining that he's a centrist. 

He's orthodox on sexual morality, and advocated against gay and trans stuff down in Peru. 

He was critical of JD Vance's understanding of the ordo armoris, and has pro-immigration views.

He opposed several communist radical groups in Peru. 

He's the guy who advised the pope to remove Bishop Joseph Strickland from his post in Texas. 

He opposes ordination of women deacons.

>>27354
I suppose all things considered a centrist would be more necessary. Perhaps it is the slow moving of the pendulum in the other direction.

>>27268
>you do magic to contact the mighty space nordics who help you fight against YHWH and his evil space jews.
I need to see this as a movie 🤣

>>27271
things which encourage men to commit the sin of onan are mortally sinful, so it cannot be encouraged for you to view these things, but know in their completion you'd have the total humiliation of the enemies of god. To this ends, you might be elated, for christ is victorious in the manner than he was victorious when he rose from the dead. 

God be with us!

>>27268
So more ayylien jibber-jabber? Threadly reminder that most encounters with aliens are actually fake and its a gigantic psyop by intelligence agencies for culture creation. Sometimes they do that to hide blacktech like fancy new missiles. 

>>27271
I am certain there is a b-movie about that particular religion. Meanwhile I have only the Magic Mountain for you that merely falls in the same category as the nazi Ufo cult's believes.

>>27268
i belive UFO and Xeno worshipers should be burned on a pyre for idolizing star demons.
it was man who was made in god's image, not them.

>>27274
>So more ayylien jibber-jabber?
Yes. 

Not only this, Maxine Dietrich, or Andrea Herrington (real name) was a groomer. She used the cult to ensnare teen boys that she would have sex with. 

https://factsofjos.angelfire.com/maxine.html

There's a lot to the rabbit hole that is JoS ministries.

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>>27290
Frieren was fantastic. I was worried at first that it would be another ‘organized religion is bad’ type of show, but I was pleasantly surprised by how respectfully it was handled. The storytelling and worldbuilding were quite engaging.

The way Frieren portrayed demons was great. Ruthless, bloodthirsty, and, above all, deceptive. This goes so far beyond some sort of ‘what if demons were just misunderstood?’. In fact, the demons in Frieren constantly manipulate people into thinking that they are just misunderstood, so they can bring their guards down.

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>>27290
I also quite enjoyed Dungeon Meshi. The story is about an adventurer and his party trekking through a dungeon after being defeated by a dragon, in the hopes that they might recover the adventurer’s little sister, who was eaten by the dragon. After losing to the dragon, they had no resources left, so they have to resort to eating dungeon monsters to stay alive. It starts out light-hearted and a bit silly, but it gets more serious the deeper they get in the dungeon. Though I don’t remember any explicitly religious themes, it does touch on a lot of deep themes (which it often manages to tie back into food), and there’s a great variety of characters who have many interesting interactions.

It’s refreshing to see thoughtful fantasy settings in anime like Dungeon Meshi and Frieren, when there are so many anime these days based around bland isekai tropes.

My Last Day
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>>26296
the fr*nch started it

>>25918
Broom of destruction +1

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Christian Book Collection Downloads

https://archive.org/details/@christian_book_collection

Richard Carrier peer review academic rebuttal. Use when that brit schizo spams his book on 4chan

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Since this is somewhat the default education thread for this board, I am going to drop this off here. This is the complete 81-lecture course from Wheaton College on The History of Philosophy by Christian philosopher Dr. Arthur F. Holmes. I have not completed the entire course, but it is invaluable, and I find it goes along well if you also read from Frederick Copleston's 9-volume work A History of Philosophy. Provided is a short clip on Hegel and German Idealism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yat0ZKduW18&list=PL9GwT4_YRZdBf9nIUHs0zjrnUVl-KBNSM

Yes! He is risen indeed!!

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>>27225 (OP) 
God bless
Jesus Christ is our savior!

RISEN

Oh yeah! I'm thinking... He is risen!

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>>27225 (OP) 
He is truly risen!

>>27083 (OP) 
So, what was said? I am not going to side either way because sometimes people do need excommunication or a long penance into order to be brought to repentance. Without both sides of the story here, this is pointless.

>>27110
From my understanding, which isn't complete, the supposed "catechumen visitor" spoke to a parishioner espousing leftist "Patriachy Theory." Said parishioner rebutted something along the lines of, and I paraphrase: "feminism is designed to turn women into whores" and pointed out that some of the leaders of the "2nd wave feminist" movement were jews. There was no indication said conversation was heated or that any yelling ensued, and witnesses reported that  the two parties were seen shaking hands when said "catechumen visitor" departed. The whole thing stinks to high heaven, especially when the bishop in question has been known to run a school that supposedly researches jewish mysticism and how it inspired Orthodox tradition. For anything else one would have to contact the diocese.

>>27111
If that was the case that does seem really odd and way over the top for a full excommunication. I would at least attempt to reconcile with the Bishop, but a change in jurisdiction sounds in order. A shame, I believe that Bishop spent time on Athos, he should be hardcore.

>>27083 (OP) 
Is true that catholics and orthodox have more things in common than the several protestant sects. But the funny thing is how the catholic church tries to get closer with those heretics instead with the orthodox ones. And is true that the catholic church have been long infiltrated since CVII

>>27112
>odd and way over the top for a full excommunication...
This is why I'm trying to shed light on this, Lord willing the right people will come to see this and ask the questions I'm not able to. 
>I believe that Bishop spent time on Athos, he should be hardcore.
One would think so, but it seems that whether it is the jew holding the purse strings hostage to control our clergy, these boomers clergy themselves retardedly cling to the zionist lies of the previous century, or God forbid, he's one of many suspected masons within western clergy, the devil is alive in the church and will continue to be until it is cast out by the light of truth. After the death of 8chan, this is the most popular tor friendly chan with a /christian/ board. Help me brothers.
>>27113
Vatican II truly was the death knell of the Roman Rite. Having personally experienced a Novus Ordo mass, I couldn't make it past the second coombaya interlude until my soul recoiled at the blasphemy and left.