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By God's Grace I'll be 16 this April 29th (excited squeal)
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https://youtube.com/shorts/sUSAkl-U1rM?siWaLLnuqFTIWzXren everybody watch this now and PRAY for those people that God will save them from this madness and from the demon of gender confusion
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@LauranTrollsnMLP this is actually heart breaking I wish God will find them and comfort them.
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I know it's been a while, but is anyone still waiting on the feminism talk?
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John 3:16 NIV
[16] For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Matthew 1:21 NIV
[21] She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.
Matthew 1:23 NIV
[23] “The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel” (which means “God with us”).
Isaiah 9:6 NIV
[6] For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
Merry Christmas Eve and Merry Christmas to all. See y'all on boxing day ^_^
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Man, that was a lot of typing. Next time I'll talk about feminism
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I didn't write all of that to elevate Catholics above everyone else, I didn't it this just because I'm Catholic, I didn't it this to say that everyone has gotten it wrong about us (although many have). I wrote it to try and forge an understanding between all Christians and to help those who don't know see the truth as the Holy Spirit has so compelled me to say. May the Lord be with you and have a Merry Christmas ✝️. Sleep well in Jesus' Mighty Name. Amen
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D))) HOW ALL OF US CAN MAKE IT BETTER
1) Read Your Bible, Not Just Your Pastor/Priest: Listen to them in Church but still read the Bible for yourself and cultivate your own relationship with God through constant prayer and seeking Him out. If you truly seek Him out with a sincere heart, you will find Him. "Ask and you shall receive".
2) Remember That The Bible Is Not A Metaphor: Yeah, sometimes Jesus used parables and similes, but those aren't the same as metaphors and when they were uses anywhere in the Bible, you would know. Metaphors can be confusing, but a parable is just a story used as an example while similes use the words "like" and "as ___ as". Why a lot of people make mistakes is that they think that the Bible is open to interpretation; it's is NOT. God isn't a God of confusion; He says what He means and means what He says. Why would the God that wants us to obey His Word make it confusing for us to understand. Also, a lot of people twist the words of the Bible on purpose to suit themselves– God will judge them. Also remember, God's Word doesn't contradict itself, so if you're confused by it, it isn't God being two-tongued, it's YOU who is misunderstanding and you need to pray and read the Bible again. Everything than God has said aligns with each other and walk hand-in-hand.
3) Stop Bothering Yourself With Who Is Doing It Right Or Wrong: I've already explained this.
4) Pray, pray, pray and pray unceasingly
5) Learn To Judge People's Actions And Not People Themselves: because God is the ultimate judge and you don't know what is going on in people's lives (I'm not justifying bad actions though). Treat everyone with kindness for we are all sinners
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C))) WHAT CATHOLICS THEMSELVES GET WRONG
Once when I went to church, while we were waiting for the cab after the Mass ended (my dad was out of town), my mum just said our of nowhere that she wishes they would take away all the statues of the saints. I asked her why, she said "They're not bad but people keep making the mistake of worshiping them. I keep seeing people kneeling in front of them and praying to them (that is idolatry by the way) instead of going to Jesus himself. Overtime the Catholic Church has made the mistake of making people believe that they're not good enough to get to Heaven themselves and that they need to go to the saints for help. It's not bad to ask them to pray for you, but go to Jesus FIRST. That's why He died on the cross for us and we're are redeemed through His Blood. He has already given us the power, so we don't NEED the saints. I'm not saying that these people are bad people, they've just been mislead. If it were up to me, I would remove these statues because they seem to be distracting from the main focus which is God.". I don't think I need to say more for my mum has said it all already. In my opinion, we don't need to take down the statues, we just need to preach what my mum said.
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B))) WHAT OTHER CHURCHES GET WRONG ABOUT US
1) We Worship The Blessed Virgin Mary And The Saints: I already explained that
2) We think that we're better than the other churches: I'll admit that some of us do, just like some other churches do too. That is pride and it is a sin. None of us are better for we are all equal before God. We really need to forget about on who is doing it better and focus on our own journeys with Christ. Stop getting distracted.
3) That We're Better Than The Churches: One of my friends actually said this to my face. Some actually think that we're the best church, that we're the holiest. Let me say again that we are NOT. Look, so long as you're obeying the Word of God and serving Christ according to it, you're cool in my book. Please let us stop with the division and judgement.
4) That We're Practicing Idolatry With All The Statues And Rosaries: Let me ask you, why do you keep pictures of your loved ones in your house. Are they your loved ones? Do you love the PICTURES themselves? Of course not? They're symbolic reminders of the ones you love, but they will never actually replace your loved ones. That's how it is. And besides, we get our rosaries blessed by the priest first.
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A))) WHAT WE ACTUALLY PRACTICE (At Least How It's SUPPOSED To Be)
When we say "Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee; Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen", we're not worshipping Mary–that would be idolatry–we HONOUR her and ask her to pray for us (intercession). There is only one God we're to worship. The same thing goes for the saints– we ask them to pray for us, not worship them. Many Catholics have patron saints (in case you're wondering, a patron is like an advocate. Think of a lawyer but their only job is to pray for you), and when we celebrate holy days of obligation like all saints day, it isn't to worship them, it is to reflect on the lives that they lived and try to live by their example. Other things like prayer to saint Michael the Arch Angel or prayer to our guardian angel isn't to worship them, it's to call upon them for their protection as GOD HAS ORDAINED THEM, it's even in the Bible. And we always mention God in those prayers, reminding us that it is not by their power but by God's ("....to whom God's love commits me here//...May God rebuke him, he humbly pray"). I actually find it kind of weird that we call those prayers when we're really just asking them to pray for us, but I guess they just didn't know what else to call them.