Pope Death Watch... WITH A PRIZE!!! Quart of Maple Syrup to the winner!
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Interesting thing about that verse and its relationship and proof of the Trinity.
Interesting description and explanation from a converted muslim. Pay close attention starting at 5:28. But I suggest you watch the entire explanation.
Yes he Did... But the only Body God ever had was Jesus the Flesh.
Not sure you made a point or? You actually made mine for me... Where is the Body in the old testament? Where was GOD manifest in the Flesh? Seen Of Angels, Preached unto the Gentiles?
Where was God Manifest? He couldnt have.... He was a spirit.... We are also made in Gods Image which is impossible Considering the body didnt come along until the New Testament.
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I digress... Where in the Bible do you find 3 people?....
Basics again... 1 body and 1 spirit = 1 person.. Take away either from each other and The flesh can not live without help
I gave you some scriptures about 1 body, 1 body, 1 body and you seem to want to do this new math stuff.... Look over here.. Jews said this... but what did the Iranians say about it?
What does the BIBLE say? Show me plz I am begging you...Pretty plz? that better?
We already went back to the beginning where God Created ALONE... So again we are missing a lot of material
Oh no....here you go in a made up circle again.
Genesis 1
"Let us make man in our image."
GO ahead and start over.
This one?
Ephesians 1:11
King James Version
11 In whom also we have obtained an inheritance, being predestinated according to the purpose of him who worketh all things after the counsel of his own will:So Who was in the Beginning with God? Mercy? Grace? Salvation? Judgement? .....After the Council of HIS WILL
We know who wasnt their? NOBODY... He was ALONE according to The Lord.
START over FOR????
Must have missed it?? One Lord One Faith One Baptism!! Yes point made. Was it the Voices in the night?
You think God spoke to the Flesh on the Cross? You think that was for him? Or Obedience of his FLESH to take the Cup and to Drink (our sin).... The Flesh of God had a Choice to Drink or not... He Chose Unrighteousness so that you and I could live.
How did God Purchase the Church with his own blood?
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Fk that, another liberal pope. If he really wants to good he can start with cleaning up and being open about the pedophile priests the church has protected for years.Also gun control seems to be on his list.
Here's what Pope Leo XIV has posted about politics — and the Trump administration — on social media
Hints as to what postures Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, might take on some of the most controversial issues roiling the U.S. may come from his recent activity on social media.www.cbsnews.com
The church has billions from what I understand, let the church's money help people.
How about welcoming a few hundred "immigrants" to Vatican City and provide them with food, shelter and jobs?
Bigots gonna bigot pointy hat or not.
Easter ?
Easter's origins are rooted in both Christianity and ancient pagan spring festivals. Christianly, Easter commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a central belief in Christianity. However, the timing of Easter, particularly its connection to the spring equinox, and many of its traditions, have roots in pre-Christian pagan beliefs and practices.
Valentines day?
Valentine's Day is believed to have originated from the Roman festival of Lupercalia and the Christian celebration of St. Valentine, a martyr. Lupercalia, held in mid-February, was a fertility festival involving sacrificial rituals and pairing off individuals. The Catholic Church later associated February 14 with the martyrdom of St. Valentine, though multiple individuals with that name were martyred. The exact connection between Lupercalia and St. Valentine is debated, but the holiday is likely a blend of both pagan and Christian traditions.
Lets do Everyones Favorite
Christmas?
Christmas Day, celebrated annually on December 25th, commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ. While the New Testament doesn't specify the date of Jesus' birth, the Roman Catholic Church chose December 25th in the 4th century, potentially influenced by pre-existing pagan celebrations of the winter solstice and the birth of the sun god.
Fish on Fridays and so on
Dont you Find it STRANGE Catholics celebrate Pagan Holidays??? Not Strange?
Easter's origins are rooted in both Christianity and ancient pagan spring festivals. Christianly, Easter commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a central belief in Christianity. However, the timing of Easter, particularly its connection to the spring equinox, and many of its traditions, have roots in pre-Christian pagan beliefs and practices.
Valentines day?
Valentine's Day is believed to have originated from the Roman festival of Lupercalia and the Christian celebration of St. Valentine, a martyr. Lupercalia, held in mid-February, was a fertility festival involving sacrificial rituals and pairing off individuals. The Catholic Church later associated February 14 with the martyrdom of St. Valentine, though multiple individuals with that name were martyred. The exact connection between Lupercalia and St. Valentine is debated, but the holiday is likely a blend of both pagan and Christian traditions.
Lets do Everyones Favorite
Christmas?
Christmas Day, celebrated annually on December 25th, commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ. While the New Testament doesn't specify the date of Jesus' birth, the Roman Catholic Church chose December 25th in the 4th century, potentially influenced by pre-existing pagan celebrations of the winter solstice and the birth of the sun god.
Fish on Fridays and so on
Dont you Find it STRANGE Catholics celebrate Pagan Holidays??? Not Strange?
