Fr. Ripperger: “The willingness to suffer is the one thing the demons do NOT want you to master. They will use every form of fear possible to keep you from being willing to suffer. Because if you’re willing to suffer there is nothing in your spiritual life that you can’t obtain.”
With all due respect, this is categorically untrue.
“Judeo-Christian” never meant “combined corpus of Old and New Testaments,” that is what we call “The Bible.”
The term Judeo-Christian originally meant a Jew who had converted to Christianity, sometimes called a Messianic Jew.
But after World War II the term was popularised by politicians in an attempt to garner sympathy from Christians towards Jews to form the post-WWII liberal consensus. The myth was that Christians and Jews share values, which is a red herring.
Now, the term is hijacked by Christian Zionists to convince Christians they owe some kind of debt to Israel, which undermines the fact Christ paid all our debts, and it ends up diluting the truth of Christianity and leading people into the heresy of pluralism.
Dear skinny girls.
“You’re too skinny” will almost always come from women less attractive than you.
Certainly it will come from women unhappy with their current weight.
Stay skinny and disregard their opinions.
I've never understood the hate for @IanCarrollShow working for a pizza joint.
I used to be a full-time substitute teacher.
Is that something to mock me for?
Are we, as Conservatives, now saying Americans working a "regular job," to make ends meet, is something to laugh at?
I am a Christian and I never understood why Catholics believe that they need a priest to interpret scripture, until the Charlie Kirk case. These Evangelical “Christians “ out here using the scripture to silence other Christians or to prove that people are going to hell. Twisting the words of my Savior whom I love so much. I am beginning to understand Catholicism in a much better light. @RealCandaceO