'The real miracles are the friends we make along the way.'
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Literally. These fucking commie clowns. Dude is literally a ChiCongo Commiecrat stooge!
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lol, no but "yes"
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There's the other part of the story where Jesus grieves because people started coming to him looking for free food. "Don't feed the bears" is a thing for a reason.
In my church, we don't mess around with handouts. If you want something, you have to work for it. We'll provide you with temporary support, but you must develop your abilities with the goal being self-sufficiency. And when you do reach that point, you are expected to provide the same sort of assistance to others. Not handouts, but hand-ups.
In my church, we don't mess around with handouts. If you want something, you have to work for it. We'll provide you with temporary support, but you must develop your abilities with the goal being self-sufficiency. And when you do reach that point, you are expected to provide the same sort of assistance to others. Not handouts, but hand-ups.
The multiplication of the loaves was an actual supernatural miracle.
The lesson is that God provides us with everything we need, no matter how "impossible" it may seem to us!
> *"'For My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways,' declares the Lord. 'As the Heavens are higher than the Earth, so are My ways higher than your ways and My thoughts than your thoughts.'"* ~ Isaiah 55:8-9
The lesson is that God provides us with everything we need, no matter how "impossible" it may seem to us!
> *"'For My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways,' declares the Lord. 'As the Heavens are higher than the Earth, so are My ways higher than your ways and My thoughts than your thoughts.'"* ~ Isaiah 55:8-9
Except the multiplication only happened because the goal was to feed the larger-than-expected crowd with what was available.
How does that not make sense?
How does that not make sense?
The crowd was not larger than expected. He'd been preaching to them for 3 days, and they were all out of supplies. They didn't just show up for dinner, unannounced.
He said "if I send them away like this, they'll faint along the way." So out of generous consideration for their needs, which they themselves did not even anticipate, he gave them supernatural gifts to sustain them.
You do not know what you need, nor are you prepared for the road ahead. But God foresees your need and provides for you.
He said "if I send them away like this, they'll faint along the way." So out of generous consideration for their needs, which they themselves did not even anticipate, he gave them supernatural gifts to sustain them.
You do not know what you need, nor are you prepared for the road ahead. But God foresees your need and provides for you.
One of Prevost's (Leo's) own appointees [is working to maintain the flow of infinite invaders into the United States](https://web.archive.org/web/20250618034324/https://www.newsweek.com/pope-leos-first-us-bishop-against-trump-ice-migrant-crackdown-2084985). No matter what cope is thrown out, its indisputable that most forms of Christianity, including Catholicism, are egalitarian and will seek to undermine Europe's genetic legacy in favor of their own abstract perpetuation.
Europe had Christianity for nearly 2000 years and there was zero egalitarianism and multiculturalism. As soon as Christianity was largely abandoned and the masses instead embraced atheism and liberalism, that's when you see Europe's genetic legacy destroyed.
The moment Europe "largely abandoned Christianity" was when Napoleon destroyed Christian Nobility then emancipated the jew. Of course, you could argue that began in 1500s when jesuits successfully subverted Catholicism into allowing non-Whites, including jews, in the Church.
In 1000 years, Christianity will still exist. Christianity is not what is under attack.
You're changing the subject. If Christianity is the cause of globohomo (and it's not from kikes, apparently) then why did it not show up in Europe for nearly 2000 years when Christianity was in its prime in Europe?
I never cited Christianity in its entirety as a cause of “globohomo”. My exact words:
>Most forms of Christianity […] are egalitarian.
Haiti is a majority Catholic country. Latin America is majority Catholic. A little under a third of South Koreans identify as Christian. Christianity will admit anyone into its ranks so long as they profess, even if superficially, that Christ is king.
>Most forms of Christianity […] are egalitarian.
Haiti is a majority Catholic country. Latin America is majority Catholic. A little under a third of South Koreans identify as Christian. Christianity will admit anyone into its ranks so long as they profess, even if superficially, that Christ is king.
Quit being a fucking moron! What we see displayed today by these false anti-popes is NOT Christianity!
Why do you think they closed the schools, quit teaching Latin and tried to ban the TLM? To separate us from our Christian heritage!
Why do you think they closed the schools, quit teaching Latin and tried to ban the TLM? To separate us from our Christian heritage!
Well, I don't consider "Leo" to be a pope or a Catholic, which I tried to make clear in the OP (that's my "cope", I guess). So I don't consider his actions to be representative of Catholicism, but a "taken over fake form of 'Catholicism'"
That being said, Catholicism does seem to take a moderate view on things like "inter-racial marriage" and immigration (it permits them).
Granted, the leftist view of things seems to encourage inter-racial marriage as a worthy-pursuit-in-itself and immigration-as-a-displacement-weapon. Neither of these are Catholic positions.
What was normal and standard in the past was some inter-racial marriage and some immigration, as a minority position, with the majority marrying of their own ethnic / racial makeup, and with there being less immigration going on.
I think the Church would especially frown upon non-Christian immigrants being used as weapons to break up "Christian" society. Certainly Catholics for example were encouraged to only marry Catholics (which is one of the six commandments of the Church).
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That being said, Catholicism does seem to take a moderate view on things like "inter-racial marriage" and immigration (it permits them).
Granted, the leftist view of things seems to encourage inter-racial marriage as a worthy-pursuit-in-itself and immigration-as-a-displacement-weapon. Neither of these are Catholic positions.
What was normal and standard in the past was some inter-racial marriage and some immigration, as a minority position, with the majority marrying of their own ethnic / racial makeup, and with there being less immigration going on.
I think the Church would especially frown upon non-Christian immigrants being used as weapons to break up "Christian" society. Certainly Catholics for example were encouraged to only marry Catholics (which is one of the six commandments of the Church).
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The biggest priority should be to work towards a future where Whites can flourish. As I mentioned before, Christianity is a "big tent" religion that accepts without much discrimination. Opposing non-Christian migrants only goes so far before you find yourself opening up to groups such as Mexicans, Haitians, South Koreans, Filipinos, Indonesians and et cetera.
Them being Christian doesn't even guarantee that they still won't conflict with one another or other White populations. Look to the Latin Massacres, the Sack of Constantinople, or the countless examples of Christian nations siding with or aiding the Ottomans.
Christianity and Christian Nationalism was never the answer to preserve Whites and Our future. It's the hard unfortunate Truth.
Them being Christian doesn't even guarantee that they still won't conflict with one another or other White populations. Look to the Latin Massacres, the Sack of Constantinople, or the countless examples of Christian nations siding with or aiding the Ottomans.
Christianity and Christian Nationalism was never the answer to preserve Whites and Our future. It's the hard unfortunate Truth.
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