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Catholics: "Antisemitism is a sin against God"\
Orthodox: "Antisemitism is a sin against God"\
Martin Luther: "To baptize a jew, I would tie a mill stone around his neck and dump him in the river"\
You: "Martin Luther was a jewish servant"\
lmfao
Orthodox: "Antisemitism is a sin against God"\
Martin Luther: "To baptize a jew, I would tie a mill stone around his neck and dump him in the river"\
You: "Martin Luther was a jewish servant"\
lmfao
Pope Eugene IV. St. John Chrysostom. Justin Martyr. Ambrose of Milan. St. Jerome. The list goes on.
Yeah... all of these would be considered Protestants, thus expelled/excommunicated, by today's standards. That's the point.
That's modern Catholics and Orthodox. So, what do modern Lutherans say?
Who cares what modern Lutherans say? In Catholicism/Orthodox, you still have to submit to modernism or you're a Protestant by definition. Luther removed the jewed power authority so you have the power and authority to say "fuck you" to jewed Catholics and Orthodox, making you Protestant by default. You don't have to be Lutheran to be Protestant, to be Protestant is to be anti-jew power.
Lutherans still have Bishops and an organization susceptible to outside pressure, infiltration, and subversion. It may not be as bad as having an anti-White commie Pope (unless you're looking at Anglicans and their crytpo-jew King) but the big mainline Protestant denominations are also struggling with the poison of modernism.
Okay, but, as a Protestant, I can just go be Sedevacanist with Christian Identity, which is the only correct Christianity. Can't do that as a Catholic or Orthodox, and thanks to Martin Luther, who saved Christianity from the jews.
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What bible version do you recommend Catholic use?