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Christians should not brag about their loyalty to Donald Trump
Or to any earthly ruler or kingdom
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Christ didn't come to establish an earthly kingdom in this world, but I'm sure what's what He wants you to do
Christ didn't come to establish an earthly kingdom in this world, but I'm sure what's what He wants you to do
Having kids is better than having pets
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What a strange-looking caterpillar! 🤣🐛
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I don't support government censorship
Simultaneously, LPNH sort of got what's coming to it
Their behavior is honestly hard to distinguish from Feds infiltrating the party to make it and the movement look as discreditable as possible
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If you reject Paul's writings, then you also reject the other Apostles' writings, since they affirmed Paul to be an Apostle.
If you reject the Apostles' writings, then you reject the Gospels, and every written account of Jesus' teachings.
If you reject the Gospels, you reject the biblical prophecies in the Old Testament that point to the Gospels.
This is why "I think Paul was wrong about [thing]" inevitably turns into "I'm not sure if the Bible is true."
The Bible is true. All of it. Including everything Paul wrote in it.
I think this assumes a sort of literalism that isn’t warranted by the text of Scripture.
The Eucharist is called His body, the Church is called His body, and He also has a physical body. Do you not see a need to differentiate between those uses?
Christ is not absent from the Church. Our union with Him is real. But that doesn’t mean Christ and the Church are identical or that every reference to His “body” is interchangeable.
Ephesians 5:23 calls Christ the head of the Church and the Savior of the body. There is still a distinction between the Savior and those He saves.
And calling the Church His body doesn’t establish that His body is exclusively one particular church institution. That’s the point you would need to demonstrate.
All you've done is make salvation works based and disguise it in theological word salad
Ok gang, we are long overdue, and I totally threw this together last minute, but it's going to be a great show tonight. I got some stuff to say...
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