seek the light.
user, this world is dark and full of filth. Resist degeneracy, resist rot and corruption. Become greater than what you are.
In an age of darkness
Ian Price
Samuel Williams
In the end the light prevails. The darkness has never understood it.
Juan Johnson
Charles Lewis
Ian Butler
picture implies Jew worship degeneracy
Luke Murphy
>being a godfag
>when there's literally zero evidence for any god existing
How pathetic
Blake Johnson
Lmao, tip harder faggot.
Anthony Perry
Ethan Wood
not going to lie, never expected a bump from a person with that flag.
>implying
The one who destroyed Judaism. Nice cope.
Jayden Hernandez
There is plenty of evidence, you are just too blind to see it.
Jackson Lee
>Become greater than what you are
Suspect advice.
Explain yourself.
Lincoln Bennett
All religion is stupid and backwards. All of it. No exceptions.
Evan Nguyen
Jonathan Garcia
Chase Gomez
self improvement through the spiritual.
Jose Ward
Do you mean praying?
Isaac Martin
I counter your techno viking with a viking queen who helped bring orthodoxy to the Rus. In old norse, Saint Helga
Isaac Baker
Alexander Green
God bless you, Jow Forums
Christian Phillips
yes. a very important aspect of our lives.
but also, seek out the apostles teachings. through them you will find the Christ that they bore witness to. The one who stands in opposition to all that is wicked in this world today.
Joshua Perry
Nolan Walker
Spotted the heretic.
Colton Wright
Based.
Robert Martin
Chase Adams
Colton Powell
The world is just gods rimworld save, our suffering is his entertainment
Mason Smith
Blake Morales
You think twice before spouting your heresy.
In these troubled times even more.
Are you aware that if a soul is lost because he believed your nonsense your once saved always saved will not save you at all?
Can you explain this heretic?
>Receive the Holy Spirit. 23 If you forgive anyone’s sins, their sins are forgiven; if you do not forgive them, they are not forgiven.”
So?
What's going on?
After stripping the Bible of some book, your master deleted Jesus sentences too?
Be careful fool.
Charles Gutierrez
Theotokos Throne of Light
Sebastian Taylor
The answer, as is usually the case in Bible study, is found in looking at the phrase in context. When Jesus has appeared to his disciples, he says three things to them, the third of which is this difficult phrase. First, however, he says (in verse 21) 'Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.' He begins then by telling them that they are about to take his place at the forefront of spreading his message around the world.
Then, slightly strangely if we stop to picture it, he breathes on them and says 'Receive the Holy Spirit.' So after telling them he's sending them out, Jesus now explains that he's giving them the power of God as backing, and a resource on which to draw as they minister around the ancient world.
So when we arrive at this challenging final verse, he's talking about the content of this message that they're being sent to spread in the power of the Holy Spirit. That message is about the forgiveness of sins – about the fact that the worst mistakes you've ever made don't bar you from life in all its fullness. It's the most amazing, life-changing news, and Jesus is relying on his Church to spread it. Essentially he's saying: if the Church I'm building won't spread this news, how are people going to hear it? So this isn't a threat, it's a rallying cry: if you don't tell people this news, they miss out on the liberation of living without the shadow of guilt, and they miss out on the most fantastic sense of hope. He's not warning of some spiritual hocus pocus which means only they can forgive sins, he's adding a sense of urgency to the mission.
Michael Fisher
Comfy Medieval Christian societies are the only answer to the fail of modernity.
Logan Watson
You wanted me to post another pic about the Inquisition didn't you?
Here.
Now, seek help bro, I've seen many things on here but, bro, I...
I'm sorry bro.
Cooper Myers
Did anyone consider that maybe they shouldn't have been heretics?
Camden Watson
Can you rephrase?
I didn't understand honestly.
Brayden Cook
I counter that with titties on a hot girl.
Nicholas Green
Did you consider that Christ did not such things ?
Isaiah Gonzalez
Saint Helga says begone thot. (St Olga of Kiev)
Jacob Phillips
Christ was probably the most anti-neitzschean figure to ever live. He had no true say in his own fate, since he lived a prophecy, and despite being "god", he could not even stop himself from being killed, nor did he even try. He simply did as his father commanded, questioned it minimally,
accepted his fate, cried about it, then died. He was a literal subhuman, from both a racial standpoint and a metaphysical/philosophical one.
You cannot become "greater" through Christ.
He will only make you truly equal to your brothers and sisters in him, the hordes of brown catholics in the third world, the "born again" drug addicts, and countless other "broken" human types who are the embodiment of human weakness and degeneracy.
Justin Taylor
>failed logic
he is the only one who could create that fate. death does not reign over him. only he could lay down his life, only he could pick it up.
deny yourself take up your cross and follow him
Blake Davis
>Death does not reign over him
A) prove it;
B) "hahah yeah guys, his enemies killing him with 0 consequences whatsoever was actually God playing 1,000,000-D underwater chess! Just you wait til he comes back, youll see!" Classic christcuck logic