11:12 AM
@OOOTLAM
#3
The Sabbath is really only for Jews, but Christians stole their scripture. Talk about cultural appropriation!
11:14 AM
@OOOTLAM
Christians took Jewish scripture off the hands of Jews and did exactly what it tells them not to do: practise idolatry.
11:14 AM
@YoavBressler
The Cristian Sunday is nothing like the Jewish Saturday. To each their own.
11:15 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Seventh Day Adventists are Trinitarians who want to celebrate the Sabbath on Saturday.
11:15 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#3
Adventist Sabbatarianism is a distinct variant from First-Day Sabbatarianism
11:15 AM
@OOOTLAM
#1
Christians don't really worship the Trinity. They only pretend to. That's why they don't give a damn that idolatry is mortal sin.
11:16 AM
@YoavBressler
They were used to be call Sobotniks in east Europe. Some even joined Israel and became famous generals.
11:16 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Atheism is so bone deep in Christians that they literally cannot imagine an afterlife when they meet God and realise he is not Jesus.
11:16 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
ie Puritan Sabbatarianism differed from the Continental Reformed Sabbath and the history of Sunday blue laws.
11:17 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Christians talk about their heaven as being full of filthy rags and other hypocrites like themselves. It is no surprise that they don't want to go there after becoming atheist.
11:18 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Why don't Christians care that idolatry is a mortal sin making them Hell-bound? It is because they don't really believe God exists to punish anyone for anything.
11:19 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Why then do they pretend to be Christian? It must be something to do with their three global empires. At heart, they think might is right. After all that idea has served them for 1700 years.
11:20 AM
@YoavBressler
#1
Are you saying that a true Christian does not believe in Christianity, Claire?
11:20 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
Pope Clement XII first prohibited Catholic membership in Masonic organizations, which is in part, a variable in why Adventists and some Baptists went hard against the Catholic doctrine, "Lord's Day"
11:21 AM
@OOOTLAM
#3
It is the easiest thing to prove that Christians are functionally atheist. In fact, I can easily prove that PVK is atheist and only full of worldly concerns.
11:22 AM
@OOOTLAM
#3
@YoavBressler A "true Christian" worships the Trinity as the co-equal of God which Jews and Muslims think is shituf and the unforgivable sin of associating partners with God.
11:23 AM
@OOOTLAM
#3
@YoavBressler The only explanation for Christians being indifferent to idolatry being a mortal sin is conclusive evidence that they do not worship the Abrahamic God who forbade idolatry and blasphemy.
11:24 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
cornucopia is a personification of Africa as the breadbasket of Rome
11:24 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
@YoavBressler Christians would be better Christians as Muslims since Islam accepts the Virgin Birth and the prophethood of Jesus. The reason why Christians won't accept this bargain is Islamophobia.
11:27 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
How about a Christian Koran Book Club?
11:28 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
Christian traditions like Catholicism, Anglicanism, Orthodoxy organize their spiritual year around holy days and feasts... Bee making the liturgy great again, next thing you know Calvinists repent lol
11:29 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
How about going through the Book of Common Prayer and taking all references of the Trinity out of it? That would be fun!
11:29 AM
@Jzepp
You guys meet so regularly, you could almost do the Bible in a year concept…
11:30 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
Claire, we don't need anymore pseudo Anglicans running around
11:31 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
@TonyTigerGreat Anglicans are Trinitarians too.
11:31 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
If you speak English, use the BPC, by all means.
11:32 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
mystery rites are sacred not meant to be disgraced for online entertainment
11:32 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
The BPC is derived from the Old Sarum Rite which was Catholic anyway.
11:32 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
@TonyTigerGreat Can you give examples of mystery rites?
11:34 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
"Discipling"? Does Brett think he should have disciples?
11:35 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
The most useful thing Christians could do for themselves is to ask what they think is the nature and purpose of religion. They are not capable of this, it seems.
11:36 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Do Christians think Christianity is the best religion in the world? If so, why?
11:36 AM
@Jzepp
#3
It a bit of a Cartesian view that the meaning is only in the intention. It’s been my experience that idea is very Protestant. Catholics/Orthodox have an easier time with reverence.
11:36 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Is there a way of determining which religion is best?
11:37 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
well, Ancient mystery rites were religious societies in the Greco-Roman world with initiation rituals - ie sacraments are rites of passages into the mysteries of "The Temple"
11:39 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
The Abrahamic God who forbade idolatry if He exists would prefer gentiles not to go out of their way to reserve one day to practise idolatry, I imagine.
11:40 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
Each mystery rite tradition typically have their own liturgical materials for their initiation ceremonies so for those outside of "The Body " should not take their meaning lightly
11:41 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
How about American Christians devoting Sunday to asking whether the Founding Fathers were responsible for the end of Christendom in 1918 and whether this was a good thing?
11:41 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
eg why would someone who is not Freemason read Freemasonic rite materials online?
11:42 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
The Koran does not mention gentiles observing the Sabbath and condemns Jews for not observing it.
11:43 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
How does being Christian help Americans?
11:43 AM
@Jzepp
#3
Maybe sabbath has 2 parts in the modern day. A day to not do some things, like work, and a day to do other things, like church or prayer. -1 +1?
11:43 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
during chrism unction, the priest slaps you for a reason
11:44 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Do Christians know how many authors wrote the New Testament? NOPE. Why should they trust any of them? None of them were Jesus, let alone God.
11:45 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Isn't Christianity a luxury belief?
11:45 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Liberalism is another luxury belief.
11:46 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Can Americans still afford their luxury beliefs of Christo-Liberalism?
11:47 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
@TonyTigerGreat Christians love their mumbo jumbo and hocus pocus.
11:47 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
modern Liberalism is harkening back to the ancient Greek Liberal Arts and Sciences, hence German Enlightenment was part of the European Renaissance looking back to Hellenism
11:47 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
hence why universities call themselves "Liberal Arts and Sciences"
11:48 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Jews use the Sabbath to think of being Jewish.
11:48 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Why use mumbo jumbo when you can understand God through logic and law?
11:49 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Ian's father is a pastor, isn't he? Ian has given up on the church. May we know why?
11:50 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
@TonyTigerGreat "Liberal Arts and Sciences" is the antithesis of "Christology".
11:51 AM
@OOOTLAM
#2
Notice that Christians don't even call their theology theology. They have to call it "Christology" requiring them to believe that Jesus is God while forbidding them to question this.
11:52 AM
@TonyTigerGreat
#1
Latin Germanic Christendom shunned Greek LA&S tradition until Aquinas was influenced by Moorish Islam
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