Christian Discussion Thread VIII: Augustine's Revenge.

[Gim]

The Jews are no longer the Chosen People, because they betrayed God, now, Christians are the Chosen People.

What about a mass conversion of Jews to Christianity in the future?

Gradually, that might happen.

[United Muscovite Nations]

The Jews are no longer the Chosen People, because they betrayed God, now, Christians are the Chosen People.

What about a mass conversion of Jews to Christianity in the future?

They would become part of the body of Christ, of course, but Jews no longer hold a special position, because of their betrayal of God's will.

[Gim]

What about a mass conversion of Jews to Christianity in the future?

They would become part of the body of Christ, of course, but Jews no longer hold a special position, because of their betrayal of God's will.

Neither do others. All are equal at this point.

[Germanic Scyths]

At this point, Const is making near the same argument that Judas Iscariot did in his indictment of Mary Magdalene.

Capitalists always use their money to glorify the Son, then?

Because that was the point of what Jesus was saying to Judas, not "Hey, she can use her money however she wants regardless of whether needy people exist or not".

Ask the Catholics, just buy a piece of paper and your sins will be forgiven

[Gim]

Capitalists always use their money to glorify the Son, then?

Because that was the point of what Jesus was saying to Judas, not "Hey, she can use her money however she wants regardless of whether needy people exist or not".

Ask the Catholics, just buy a piece of paper and your sins will be forgiven

What's it called again? Indulgence?

[Germanic Scyths]

Ask the Catholics, just buy a piece of paper and your sins will be forgiven

What's it called again? Indulgence?

Indulgentia in Latin.

[Gim]

What's it called again? Indulgence?

Indulgentia in Latin.

Okay, I understand now.

[Diopolis]

Capitalists always use their money to glorify the Son, then?

Because that was the point of what Jesus was saying to Judas, not "Hey, she can use her money however she wants regardless of whether needy people exist or not".

Ask the Catholics, just buy a piece of paper and your sins will be forgiven

Most sold indulgences were a scam by professional con artists. The remainder were a form of political corruption.

[Tarsonis Survivors]

Capitalists always use their money to glorify the Son, then?

Because that was the point of what Jesus was saying to Judas, not "Hey, she can use her money however she wants regardless of whether needy people exist or not".

Ask the Catholics, just buy a piece of paper and your sins will be forgiven

Yeah that's never been true.

[Tarsonis Survivors]

What about a mass conversion of Jews to Christianity in the future?

They would become part of the body of Christ, of course, but Jews no longer hold a special position, because of their betrayal of God's will.

But if it was God's will for Christ to be crucified, wouldn't the rejection of God's will in fact be upholding the will of God?

[Lady Scylla]

They would become part of the body of Christ, of course, but Jews no longer hold a special position, because of their betrayal of God's will.

But if it was God's will for Christ to be crucified, wouldn't the rejection of God's will in fact be upholding the will of God?

-dumps ietsism unto the thread-

[The Blaatschapen]

But if it was God's will for Christ to be crucified, wouldn't the rejection of God's will in fact be upholding the will of God?

-dumps ietsism unto the thread-

That word has crossed the language barrier? Nice

[Lady Scylla]

-dumps ietsism unto the thread-

That word has crossed the language barrier? Nice

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ietsism

[Philjia]

The funniest thing I've seen all week

[Angleter]

The funniest thing I've seen all week

Next week on Doctor Who...

[Secundus Imperium Romanum]

The funniest thing I've seen all week

it looks like a robocop made in nicaragua

[The Novakian Empire]

Been looking at zoroastrianism lately. Such an interesting religion!
It's really a shame it's all but died out in recent centuries.

What do you guys think about it?

[Secundus Imperium Romanum]

Been looking at zoroastrianism lately. Such an interesting religion!
It's really a shame it's all but died out in recent centuries.

What do you guys think about it?

A rather organized and interesting religion, however, was influenced by Judaism

[Lady Scylla]

Been looking at zoroastrianism lately. Such an interesting religion!
It's really a shame it's all but died out in recent centuries.

What do you guys think about it?

A rather organized and interesting religion, however, was influenced by Judaism

Erm
Also Erm

[Secundus Imperium Romanum]

A rather organized and interesting religion, however, was influenced by Judaism

Erm
Also Erm

i do not understand anything of english

[Corneliu Zelea Codreanu]

Been looking at zoroastrianism lately. Such an interesting religion!
It's really a shame it's all but died out in recent centuries.

What do you guys think about it?

I'm not really the biggest fan of it, it seems kind of weird.

[Hakons]

Been looking at zoroastrianism lately. Such an interesting religion!
It's really a shame it's all but died out in recent centuries.

What do you guys think about it?

C'mon now, what do you expect?

Zoroastrianism lacks the truth of the Gospel, so Zoroastrians are in considerable peril, come their judgement. They kind of have monotheism, so I guess that's a plus.

[Salus Maior]

Been looking at zoroastrianism lately. Such an interesting religion!
It's really a shame it's all but died out in recent centuries.

What do you guys think about it?

Interesting, academically speaking.

[Secundus Imperium Romanum]

Here in Brazil and other lusophone nations, we celebrate Valentine's Day (June 13) with the same day of St. Anthony - the holy matchmaker, do you American Catholics also worship St. Anthony as a matchmaker?

[Salus Maior]

Here in Brazil and other lusophone nations, we celebrate Valentine's Day (June 13) with the same day of St. Anthony - the holy matchmaker, do you American Catholics also worship St. Anthony as a matchmaker?

*Venerate, not worship but I'll chalk that down to translation error.

I'm not Catholic, so I don't know. But I'm sure someone here has an answer.