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@KalebAtlanta huh

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How it looks like on https://t.co/nbtb20WrMt

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1. If any of you use https://t.co/XJMemuWxEZ or https://t.co/nbtb20WrMt, you can use these ublock filters to remove the left column if you're only planning on reading in a single language [make sure the language you're planning to read in is in the right [i.e. 2nd] column]

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https://t.co/XJMemuWxEZ##[id^="c1_"]
https://t.co/XJMemuWxEZ##[id="donateButton"]
https://t.co/XJMemuWxEZ##[id^="langSelect"]

https://t.co/nbtb20WrMt##[id^="c1_"]
https://t.co/nbtb20WrMt##[id="donateButton"]
https://t.co/nbtb20WrMt##[id^="langSelect"]

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@blessedmikko People deny prevenient grace?

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@dionysiusmaurus I just wish there was a way to disable one of the columns for easier copying and reading, the same thing goes for https://t.co/XJMemuX5ux

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CHAP. 14. —CHRIST THE MOST PERFECT VICTIM FOR CLEANSING OUR FAULTS. IN EVERY SACRIFICE FOUR THINGS ARE TO BE CONSIDERED.
19. They do not understand, that not even the proudest of spirits themselves could rejoice in the honor of sacrifices, unless a true sacrifice was due to the one true God, in whose stead they desire to be worshipped: and that this cannot be rightly offered except by a holy and righteous priest; nor unless that which is offered be received from those for whom it is offered; and unless also it be without fault, so that it may be offered for cleansing the faulty. This at least all desire who wish sacrifice to be offered for themselves to God. Who then is so righteous and holy a priest as the only Son of God, who had no need to purge His own sins by sacrifice, neither original sins, nor those which are added by human life? And what could be so fitly chosen by men to be offered for them as human flesh? And what so fit for this immolation as mortal flesh? And what so clean for cleansing the faults of mortal men as the flesh born in and from the womb of a virgin, without any infection of carnal concupiscence? And what could be so acceptably offered and taken, as the flesh of our sacrifice, made the body of our priest? In such wise that, whereas four things are to be considered in every sacrifice, —to whom it is offered, by whom it is offered, what is offered, for whom it is offered, —the same One and true Mediator Himself, reconciling us to God by the sacrifice of peace, might remain one with Him to whom He offered, might make those one in Himself for whom He offered, Himself might be in one both the offerer and the offering.
-St. Augustine of Hippo, De Trinitate, Bk. IV, Ch. XIV, §19

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@cathcrusader123 Had a Catholic blud in a gc tell me today, unironically, that you shouldn't read St. Augustine or any other Father because 99% of their theology (Including St. Augustine) is super-duper-ultra outdated anyway or is 99.99% rhetoric with 0.01% of any useful info

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@inconnu0connu Thanks

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@satisfyjustice Off-topic, but what is that painting XD

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@m966021 You forgot to add the gigachad

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@ContraMolinism Huh

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@OrthodoxPole81 What appears to be much more problematic to Reformed theology and on the contrary natural to Orthodoxy are his views on justification, whereas his views on predestination indeed aligns closer to the Reformed rather than the Orthodox, at least according to the CoD

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@OrthodoxPole81 While a good chunk of St. Augustine is indeed Orthodox, I simply do not see how an honest reading of his views on predestination can in any way be reconciled with Orthodoxy, including the views of his student, St. Prosper

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@SportyWinter80 @DoorDashThomist Pretty sure this condemnation is the opposite of a longhouse, no?

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@valigo "A Dynamic Arena In C"

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@OrthoTexan70

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@inconnu0connu Which matter was Jansen speaking of in this case?

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Nothing better than a Berliner with custard