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@ghost-of-a-duke saidI find it shallow and hollow, like the author.
He will find this post provocative.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI find it shallow and hollow, like the author.
He will find this post provocative.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI see he was, provoked that is, to criticize you.
He does seem to have increased his requests for PMs and new threads created about him. (When he is not preoccupied by thumbs down and alerts).
He will find this post provocative.
@divegeester saidDo you feel insufficiently challenged?
You boys need to up your game.
@secondson saidIs this something you feel strongly convicted about and have done yourself?
Give all you have to the poor and follow Jesus.
@divegeester saidOf course. Isn't that what believers are called to do?
Is this something you feel strongly convicted about and have done yourself?
@secondson saidYou are telling me, and this forum, that you have personally given everything you own to the poor?
Of course. Isn't that what believers are called to do?
Jesus said, "If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me."
@divegeester saidHow ignorant would that be?
You are telling me, and this forum, that you have personally given everything you own to the poor?
@philokalia said“ But yes, many pagan temples and groves where human and animal sacrifice occurred were destroyed.”
The one that comes to mind is Irminsol.
But yes, many pagan temples and groves where human and animal sacrifice occurred were destroyed.
Others were preserved, like Stonehenge and the many rock formations in France. Plenty of Roman temples.
Many Priests and Bishops condemned conversion by force. Ferrer was ordered to rebuild the synagogues of Seville by the Pope and the Spanish Archbishop.
And we are alive now to talk about the crimes against the Uighurs.
@philokalia saidThey definitely worked hand in hand with capitalists and harnessed the power of the old imperial capitalist regime rather than overthrow it.
They certainly were not, like, Utopian socialist leftists as we know them today. But they also were not capitalists.
There is even a particular faction within the Nazi party that were very explicitly anti-Capitalist and actually continued to exist as a very socialist economic movement within them. I believe they were called Strasserists after their faction leader, but ...[text shortened]... n between about the Nazis, sure, but it is not correct to say that they did not dabble in socialism.
@secondson saidIt's a start.
Of course. Isn't that what believers are called to do?
Jesus said, "If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me."
@secondson saidHave you read the bible at all?
How ignorant would that be?
Have you ever actually read the Bible, more than once?