I don’t know what I’m doing here
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This is a good read. More on theory than actual Church history. Not sure which you’re looking for.
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The main issue here is you are not properly understanding natural rights vs. privileges.
A natural right is inherently given, and it is protected by governments.
If a government fails to protect said natural rights of man, that government is unjust.
A privilege is granted by governments, and can be justly taken away by governments. This can also be stated as you have a “right” to do XYZ under the law. This is different than natural rights inherent in man.
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They have satanic High Wizards at these rituals.
The people controlling our country, and the globe. Now might be a good time to listen to what an ex-satanic High Wizard’s experience.
You may not believe we’re in spiritual warfare. But they do.
youtu.be/w0F7QrLilAM?si=vCY9…
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I was looking at this picture today, and I was thinking that hopefully, when I show my kids this someday, they’ll be shocked to see we ever allowed women to shield men from bullets.
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At Mass today, the Priest briefly discussed the etymology of the word “Repentance.”
We are all called to repent.
To feel deeply sorry for our sins, for having offended God.
But also: to change our minds.
To “think differently” about God, our Lord Jesus Christ. About His great love for each of us.
Today, I feel like people are either yelling at others to “repent,” as if it’s a pure external punishment;
Or people think that they don’t have to repent because God’s law is outdated, and since He’s so lovingly merciful, our sin should just be accepted.
Feels like we’ve lost understanding of what the word “repent” truly means.
The Priest’s reminder seemed particularly important during a time when we’re all so reluctant to change our minds about anything.
Whether we’re too prideful to admit wrong;
Think we know better.
Or we think we can’t, that we’re damaged goods, and there’s no point in changing,
So we carry on and dig our holes deeper.
Through Christ’s love and mercy,
we receive the grace to repent.
And the fortitude to change our minds.
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