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Question for my fellow Catholics. How would you even begin to address a Christian making an argument like this?
It becomes a lot easier to understand flat earthers when you realize they just don’t understand how anything works
An atheist believes a hospital should be built instead of a church, but doesn’t build a hospital
In the meantime, the church builds a hospital
Be atheist. Be happy ❤️
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The Catholic Church is the largest provider of Healthcare in the world. Including approximately:
Hospitals: ~5,377 to 5,500
Clinics and dispensaries: ~14,000 to 18,000
Homes for the elderly, disabled, and chronically ill: ~15,000 to 16,000
Orphanages: ~8,500
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The Eagle's Nest didn't belong to Germany, it belonged to Easy Company.
America lost a war prize today.
Joe B retweeted
Alright. Let’s rock. 11 hours left to go on the road (not including stops).
My notifications are filled with flat earthers with lots to say. Let’s see who can still talk with the mic.
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He really said “and also with you”
Italian priest gives middle finger to mob of masked rioters who chased scared tourists into church trib.al/SRePbOj
I couldn’t agree more, we really need someone to start working on fully reusable rockets so this can stop!
I gave up the whole flat earth debunking thing a while ago, but lately it’s been calling to me like this
Infinity Ward going all out for their MW4 advertising
🚨#BREAKING: Unconfirmed reports claim Kim Jong Un may have "secretly died" in China.
It has been fascinating to learn that, to many Protestants, reading from the Gospels and then preaching about it is not “preaching the Gospel”
I’m watching a Roman Catholic Mass on TV. So far, a priest has bowed to a table and kissed something on the table. He’s reading something and people are saying things back to him. Now he is praying. Now a woman is reading from Isaiah. Singing. The woman is reading one of Paul’s letters to the Thessalonians. Singing. The priest is reading from Matthew. Now he’s explaining the passage that he read which was about paying taxes. Give to Caesar what is Caesar and to God what is God’s. He bows to the table again. He reads something and the congregation responds. The woman reads something else. The woman leads in prayer. The congregation responds again at certain points in the prayer. The priest reads more. Music. The priest is at the table preparing a cup. More words and responses. Singing. More words from the priest. Talking about the last supper. Singing. Priest praying. Priest singing something over the cracker and wine. More singing. Praying the Our Father. More sing. More words from priest. He then eats the cracker and drinks the wine. More singing while the congregation comes to get their crackers. Moment of silence. Prayer. Priest dismisses congregation. Priest kisses something on the table again. Priest bows to table again. The end.
My take: The gospel wasn’t preached. It was all ritual and very dry. I don’t see how anyone could come to faith in Jesus in that environment.
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Per the post itself, the priest read from the Gospel of Matthew and then preached about it.
"The priest is reading from Matthew. Now he’s explaining the passage that he read which was about paying taxes. Give to Caesar what is Caesar and to God what is God’s."
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