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Jun 4
Mary is the Mother of the Church and of all Christians.
The reason JP Uncut feels this way about Mary is because he is not a Christian.
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May 30
I didn’t even notice he spelled heresy wrong 😂
Water Baptism Is Hersey!!! @C2Antiquity
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May 29
Protestant apologists attack the Eastern Orthodox Church for accepting the Deuterocanonical books and demand that we justify our Biblical canon.
But they don’t apply the same level of scrutiny to their own representatives when it comes to their views on the Biblical canon.
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May 26
Every single Church Father and Ecumenical Council taught that John 3:5 refers to water baptism.
Water baptism is the normative means by which a person is regenerated and born again by the grace of the Holy Spirit.
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May 26
JP admits Protestants are mainly united on what they are against, not on what they are for.
Protestant denominations teach completely different faiths and gospels, yet they pretend to be united in order to battle against the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches.
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May 25
These people like @ChristianKingTV are so pathetic all they can do is lie. This shows how desperate they’re getting when this is all they’ve got…
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May 24
These ProtBots think they can just start their own church and establish their own rules and doctrines. If you think you can start your own church, you are a heretic…
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May 20
How can a book tell you how you ought to interpret it?
The Bible is a deeply theological, philosophical, and historical book that not everyone can just read and understand...
May 20
It's weird how they think the Bible is so hopelessly unclear and so thoroughly confusing that it can't be understood without a church telling you what it means. Why is the church so clear but the Bible so unclear?
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May 18
Every single Church Father taught that the Eucharist is truly the body and blood of Christ.
When using words like “symbol” they were implying the union of two realities (earthly and heavenly) into one sacrament. A tangible, covenantal act that requires our active participation.
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May 18
Imagine walking into the Divine Liturgy and hear the priest say that “All Faggots should be lined up against a wall and be shot in the back of the head”
This is why Sacred Tradition of the Church is necessary for reading Scripture…
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May 18
This insane Protestant pastor @bannedpastor said that “We should line up all the Faggots against a wall and shoot them in the back of the head,” and that this should be government law…
Following this logic, Seraphim Rose would’ve never become a saint.
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May 17
The saints could be in heaven hoopin’, flyin’ spaceships and shiii, man. How do we know John the Baptist ain’t out here wrestling WWE style, throwin’ suplexes on Peter homie. We really just do NOT know what they got goin’ up there.
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May 16
“The Church Fathers and the entire early Church taught baptismal regeneration, including men like Ignatius of Antioch, who was a disciple of Peter and John. Every Ecumenical Council affirmed it as well”
Protestants: So what…😎😏
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May 16
This guy @ChristianKingTV is calling commands given by God in Scripture “voodoo garbage” and “witchcraft.”
These people claim to love the Bible, yet they do not even know what the Bible actually says.
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May 12
Islam openly endorses sex slavery, teaching that Muslim men can own as many female concubines as they want.
The owner can have sex with his slaves whenever he desires, with or without their consent.
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Apr 23
St. Ignatius of Antioch was a direct disciple of the Apostles Peter and John and was martyred in Rome.
Here's what he had to say about the Eucharist:
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Apr 23
St. Justin Martyr (c. AD 100–165) was a 2nd-century Christian philosopher and apologist who defended the Christian faith in Rome.
Here’s what he had to say about the Eucharist:
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St. Irenaeus of Lyons (c. AD 130-202) was a 2nd-century bishop and early Christian theologian. He was a student of St. Polycarp of Smyrna, who was a disciple of the Apostle John.
Here's what he had to say about the Eucharist:
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