/christian/ - christian

>>27101
Praise be!

>>27102
>>27103
Anon accused that OP of scriptkiddy'g, and he said that he simply prayed to God Almighty, then guessed. That too appeared to elicit a degree of faith in some Anons.

Now simply pray that the few for whom God used this modest tech 'sign & wonder' [1] to convince some that He's real, I say that these men will soon truly have a face-to-face encounter with Jesus Christ.

1.  https://www.gotquestions.org/sign-gifts.html

>>27104
This will sound odd but I promise I am not lying, I had a dream that I got a post with similar digits (yes, I occasionally dream about browsing and posting on imageboards) so I was a bit taken aback to see this when I awoke. But I believe everything happens for His divine will and I trust in the Lord Jesus Christ Son of God so I am also not surprised in a way.

>>27105
I've been reading the Bible more often and praying more often lately and doing more than ever to flee from sin in my life so perhaps I am more in touch with God and was able to in some sense tell that this was going to happen. Or maybe it's sheer coincidence. Either way, I trust that the Lord will use me and other imageboard users to deliver His divine will on Earth as it is in Heaven. That is to say, I hope people are won over to Christ by such seemingly trivial matters although I personally don't trust 4chan anymore and think its userbase is as close to beyond saving as it gets.

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>>27105
Neat!  :)

>Either way, I trust that the Lord will use me and other imageboard users to deliver His divine will on Earth as it is in Heaven. That is to say, I hope people are won over to Christ by such seemingly trivial matters
This is part of your 'mission field', Anon. That is, wherever you're at, there you are!  :D
>tl;dr
God will use willing hearts wherever they may be found. Simply pray, hear the Holy Spirit's word to you in w/e regard, then act. Simple as.

>and think its userbase is as close to beyond saving as it gets.
Heh true, 'BUT': 'But for the grace of God, there go I.'
They need salvation same as the next Anon.  :^)

< ''“Some want to live within the sound
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>>26231
I knew i got one wrong, i even double check and didn't see it.

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There you go.

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>>22362 (OP) 
Tried and failed to edit a Captain Falcon helmet on St. Nicholas. Still, good banner hopefully.

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>>26545
And I forgot to scale it down. Mea culpa

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I hope this doesn't count as a Mormon banner.

>>27152
>Why don’t we do the sabbath on Saturday?
"9 But now, after that ye have known God, or rather are known of God, how turn ye again to the weak and beggarly elements, whereunto ye desire again to be in bondage? 10 Ye observe days, and months, and times, and years. 11 I am afraid of you, lest I have bestowed upon you labour in vain." Galatians 4:9-11 KJV

"14 Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross;
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16 Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days: 17 Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ." Colossians 2:14, 16-17 KJV

>Sunday was not the original sabbath.
Sunday is not the sabbath now. It's the Lord's Day. I've also never heard a Seventh Day Adventist explain using the Bible why we should worship on the sabbath. God's commandment regarding the sabbath is that no one should do any work on the sabbath - not that it is a day of worship (Exodus 31:14-15; 35:2-3). I think the Adventists take the tradition of the Jews (meeting in synagogues on the sabbath, which is recorded of them in the Bible), and assume that was part of it. But if Jewish practice governs, then Adventists are violating the sabbath by driving to and from ch

>>27150
Off the top of my head
>Maximizing virtue is the ultimate good, not maximizing pleasure 
>Therefore a world containing truly virtuous beings are more valuable than a world containing no truly virtuous beings.
>For a being to be truly virtuous, they must be able to choose good; A clockwork being that has no choice but be good is not truly good themselves
>The same faculty that allows a being to choose good allows them to choose evil; Therefore moral evil in created beings could not have been made impossible without making moral good also impossible
>Suffering can be used to develop virtue, and it may be that certain virtues can only be developed through suffering
>The suffering of this world is ultimately temporary and can be turned around towards good for those who choose to reconcile with the source of all goodness(God); Such people will develop into truly virtuous beings who of their own free will decide to never again do evil but instead do good.

tl;dr sanctification I guess.

I think this video does a better job of presenting it, so if you have the time give it a watch:
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>>25182
>What is the Catholic position related to digital piracy and intellectual property? It is a sin if I proceed with the things I do?
>>25456
>Please tell me there is a loop hole for piracy/file sharing being a sin, i know porn and masturbation is wrong  but piracy/file sharing is so justified in this evil system. Even if you don't count it as theft, it's still breaking copyright laws, which (even by Christian Anarchist standards) we're suppose to follow even if the government is our objective enemy.
Lately I've been struggling with working out the morality of digital piracy (or perhaps, to be more precise, obedience to copyright law). On one hand I don't see how you can really justify downloading (or streaming or torrenting or whatever other method you can come up with) a movie (or TV show, book, song, piece of software, etc.) that's brand-new, still on the shelves or in the theaters, without paying; on the other hand, I can't help but feel like there has to be at least a diminished gravity to the sin as the product gets older. This is conceded by essentially everyone and is enshrined in the concept of the public domain; no-one believes that you're stealing from companies who sell bound volumes of Shakespeare plays because you downloaded a text from the Internet or 

Anyone have a list of cases where people of other religions have tried to proselytise the way they complain about Christians doing so?

Specifically, “non-abrahamic” ones.

>>27163
The closest example I can think of, was coming across Hare Krishnas. But they seemed more willing to talk about the contents of the Bhagavad Gita than to engage in full on apologetics.

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>>27129
I like these, thanks for sharing!

I didn't see Hildegard Von Bingen on here, so here is nine full hours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52Clyua6LKk

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>>27129
Unworldly Sounds 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y36zjaytESA

>>27132
I'm glad you're enjoying these too! The song choices are eclectic enough that there should be something for everyone.

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>>27140
Unworldly Sounds 4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AdUOIGMTs0

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>>27154
Unworldly Sounds 5
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtggogmFCHA

>>25507

1. They know what the doctrine is. They wilfully choose to subvert it. Not just ignore it - they lie and say it confirms the things they're pushing. You know this.

2. Their dogmatism, i.e. their willingness to excommunicate you for wrongthink is stronger than mine is. If they're pushing people out then there isn't middle ground to lean into. You know this.

Your psy operation, produce evidence or examples please, and your examination of the occult maybe worthwhile except that it's less powerful than to do as you said and get stuck into the bible instead.

There's no "I win" to any of this stuff here either, if it wasn't worthwhile to post I wouldn't do it. I'm not gonna sit here and flex piety on you as I tried to demonstrate prior that I haven't got any.

>>25507
>to be ignorant of occult powers
There are no occult powers. Show me an occultist with powers and I will show you a fraud. Modern occultists are frauds and pimp out book after book to gullible idiots. They are no better than the self-help crowd. If you had occult powers, you wouldn't be here that is for sure.

"Satanist" is a politically correct term for a Jew or a wannabe Jew (freemason, left-hand-path occultist, whatever) anyway.

>There are no occult powers.
There exists one, and it's a terrible power. It is called Deception. Occultists (and Jews, since an Occultist is basically a Gentile who desperately wants to be a Jew) are people who are really good at swindling, lying, and cheating, which certainly does help them to get ahead in the society of liars, cheaters and swindlers.

Another good video by Jeem exposing the real origins of Jewish Kabbalah. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUOgvV3o0YU

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>>27128
You're welcome
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtSFsgouNTc

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Amazing inspiration from a pastor that we should all live by and aspire to.

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Examples of Noble Christians doing there duty and following scripture



Foreigners will rebuild your walls,
    and their kings will serve you.
Though in anger I struck you,
    in favor I will show you compassion.
 Your gates will always stand open,
    they will never be shut, day or night,
so that people may bring you the wealth of the nations—
    their kings led in triumphal procession.
For the nation or kingdom that will not serve you will perish;
    it will be utterly ruined.

>>27143 (OP) 
I hope that more of these people will wake up and turn to Christ before they hurt themselves further or commit suicide.

>>27144
Amen

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>>27144
>I hope that more of these people will wake up and turn to Christ before they hurt themselves further or commit suicide
I don't think there are going to be too many alternatives in the near future. Given the sheer number of young people who got completely suckered into transitioning, sometimes committing irreversible damage to their own bodies in the process, the number of people who realize that they have ruined their lives will increase over the coming years. We will likely see more instances like this alongside more instances, unfortunately, of suicides.

>>27136 (OP) 
There really aren't any that leads to any truth or free expression. /christian/ combines the freedom of an anon imageboard and the rigor of classical debate and rhetorical styles used since antiquity. Message board style forums are moderated to the point of stifling debate because of the femininity of modern Christian men, especially zoomers. Even in private group chat scenarios, when feelings inevitably get hurt, the moderator will ban the winner because of hurt feelings on their or the loser's part and deletes everything, so no one gets a chance to make their own conclusion or grow from a rhetorical beatdown. This is the best format there is, which is why its an impasse between the Romans, the Orthodox, and Baptists as representatives of protestant apostates. This reflects actual, real life discussions and their outcomes I have had, because at the end of the day most will default to what they grew up with, as very few people can be swayed solely with words in our hyper-pluralized day and age. It is a pity.

>>27136 (OP) 
Actually there is a fairly large (& growing) population of young Christian men, both on the Internets & the normalfag "internet".

You'll be assualted with continual anti-Christ lies, etc., by kikes+their shabbos golems on the Internets (but hey, that's the fun part, right!?  :D, while xitter is probably on of the better places for Christian content (now, that Elon has driven off all the glowniggers from staff positions) for the normalfag networks.

Good luck, Anon! Please let us here know if you find any good spots. Cheers.  :)

>>27136 (OP) 
Sometimes i like to read posts in hispanismo.org it isn't what you're looking for, because is inactive as hell and probably there is no one under sixty. But has a fairly amount of articles (translated to english in the english section) to read on it. Is a carlist forum tho, so expect extreme hate against the USA and radical catholicism

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>>27136 (OP) 
I used to frequent 8ch /christian/ back in the days, was a very solid board but unfortunately got taken down along with the site. Probably for our own good regardless because it was associated with a very dark place anyways.

>>27137
Agreed. I would go further and say that this is all spiritual warfare where the devil doesn't want us to congregate, especially online. I am going to a local church at the moment but I am ambivalent about it, but online is where I can truly let me zeal shine for the Lord. One of the email lists I was part of got taken down for the past few years due to some technical issue. Anyways, stay strong brothers (and sisters) and read your Bible.

>Eph 6:12  For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.

>>27141
Lets pray more faithful find their way here, 8ch/christian/ was a ton of fun and discussion, and those lights in the dark were what helped me see the beauty of Orthodoxy. I pray that we start networking through here, because outside of ourchan, this is the largest altchan on clearnet and tor. May The Lord will it to be!