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Hi guys, I'm feeling like I'm coming down with something which is very rare for me.

I've heard you can get antiparasitics to conquer the virus, does anyone know of the best dosing protocol? Or if anyone takes it as a preventative measure throughout the year?

I appreciate the help, thanks.

As for Protestants i already know they're kiked to the boot but i'd like to know whats the general consesus on what is the most based sect of Christianity, as i am not highly informed on this matter, thanks.

The venn diagram of people who use that contraction and people I wish I could crack the jaws of with a bareknuckled punch is very nearly a circle

https://archive.org/details/OfTheLoveOfGod

AI commentary:

> "Of the Love of God," also known as Treatise on the Love of God or Theotimus, is a spiritual classic written by Saint Francis de Sales, a French Roman Catholic bishop and Doctor of the Church, originally published in 1616.

> The work is a detailed manual intended for those already advanced in their spiritual journey and under the guidance of a spiritual director. It is structured into twelve books, systematically exploring the nature, progress, perfection, and potential decay of divine love.

> The treatise begins by examining the human soul and the central role of the will in governing its faculties, emphasizing that love governs all affections and passions, even the will itself. It then delves into the origin of divine love, explaining God's manifold perfection, providence, and the abundant redemption provided for humanity, highlighting God's profound desire for human love. The work details how divine love grows through faith, hope, and penitence, and how it is perfected through acts of complacency (rejoicing in God) and benevolence (desiring God's glory).

> The final books address the dangers of losing divine charity, the importance of perseverance, and the practical application of love in daily life, including the virtues of the soul. Saint Francis de Sales, born in 1567, is celebrated for his gentle spiritual wisdom, and his works, including this treatise, were recognized by Pope Pius IX, who declared him a Doctor of the Church in 1877. The book remains a foundational text in Christian spirituality, offering profound insights into the nature of divine love and the path to eternal union with God.