Christianity might have become a global religion without Rome, but it would not be the same religion, a new book argues. The argument is striking; some may find it enraging
Christianity might have become a global religion without Rome, but it would not be the same religion, a new book argues. The argument is striking; some may find it enraging
Christianity might have become a global religion without Rome, but it would not be the same religion, a new book argues. The argument is striking; some may find it enraging
Christianity might have become a global religion without Rome, but it would not be the same religion, a new book argues. The argument is striking; some may find it enraging
Christianity might have become a global religion without Rome, but it would not be the same religion, a new book argues. The argument is striking; some may find it enraging
Christianity isn’t compatible with genuine racial hatred.
I advocate for freedom of speech, Remigration, and ethno nationalism.
But it’s important to remember who’s side we are on.
Religion > Race ✝️
(This isn’t me walking back on my rhetoric, I’ve always held this postion)
While Christianity is flourishing in China, Catholicism is dying there. I’ll talk about this with @RaymondArroyo on @EWTN in the 8:00 ET hour. Please watch.
Think about what Christianity is actually saying.
I can spend my entire life being honest, kind, generous, helping the poor, avoiding evil and sincerely trying to please God, but if I die without accepting Jesus as my Lord and Saviour, I am not saved.
The question is simple: Can a good life ever be enough, or does everything ultimately depend on accepting Jesus?
"Some have converted Christianity into a so-called 'social gospel,' that bypasses all questions of dogma with an indifference which is comfortable to both themselves and their parishioners; and which 'social gospel' becomes in fact indistinguishable from advocacy of the welfare state by socialist politicians. And some actually use their pulpits to preach outright Communism, often in very thin disguise if any, while having the hypocrisy as atheists to thank God in public for their progressive apostasy."
- Robert Welch
Suppose some form of christianity is true. You are eternally damned if you fail to believe.
Others outright know this. You do not believe.
How many times should they try to convince you before giving up, even though it gets super annoying?