Thank you to @Konraddin for asking Mr. White why he won’t try to defend his broken theology!
When all White gives you in response is a list of lame excuses, that’s a good sign that even White knows that he’s no match for the facts we’re sharing on our channel.
Mr. White (@HwsEleutheroi), if you ever want to try supplying an intelligent response to our content, we’ve got questions waiting for you and @DrJordanBCooper here (Cooper’s been hiding behind excuses too, maybe you two could both team up 😃):
https://t.co/1QMWdFoxG3
Protestantism is such a weak, man-made religious system.
The challenge still stands for @CoryLaflin or any Protestant.
And Cory, attacking the person is useless, and often times a good sign that the person is making an argument that you cannot refute. Maybe I do “just suck”. Who cares?! Try attacking the argument next time.
Education is the Cure for Protestantism ✝️ God bless!
St. Raphael, the Archangel, please guide us in all our needs and trials of this life, as you guided young Tobit. Heal our souls and protect our bodies. Amen.
Update on Laura:
Laura’s surgery is complete, and by the grace of God, her neurosurgeon was able to fully remove the glioma (brain tumor). We are deeply grateful for your prayers. Thank you so much for carrying her through this moment.
Please continue praying. We won’t know yet how her speech and cognition were affected, and it will be 2–3 weeks before genetic testing reveals more about the risk of recurrence. Thank you again for your love, support, and prayers.
Admitting that your beliefs about God, salvation, yourself, and life all together can hurt. Doing so publicly can sting. Being well known and then doing it..well, please God help him and all those you are calling to the fullness of Truth and the Faith.
Would you be interested in answering any of the questions that logically stem from the words you are adding and removing from James 2?
You don’t even have to mention the video or channel name at all; just address the questions.
I know you had a fear of what you deem to be “wannabe celebrities”, but I can assure you, I have no interest in celebrity. I do however, have an interest in you answering questions about your man-made teaching on James 2.
I’ve heard a lot of lame excuses from you (see your “celebrities” excuse), but nothing of value to the conversation.
Before converting to Christianity from Protestanism, there was a lot that I was taught about Catholics. Fear and wild claims too grand to research kept me far away from the Church until being called out about my beliefs. It prompted research, prayer, and a lot of humble pie!
Hey @abbythelibb_!
You claim that “you have to reject a lot of Scripture to be a Catholic”.
Please try to cite ONE (1) example to support your claim:
1) Cite the exact verse.
2) Cite the Catholic teaching that you think rejects that verse.
This should be easy… unless you’re not sharing the truth about Catholics. 😏
#MissionImpossible
People like @rockreborn22 pretend to KNOW the Scriptures, but what they really know is their own personal/illogical opinion of what they THINK the Scriptures to teach.
I’d love to see if @rockreborn22 has any problems with anything we say in our Bible studies. Usually, he just gives us vague/lazy replies, but maybe he can try to give an intelligent response this time.
Here’s a video to start you off, AJ. Let’s see if you can do the Protestant challenge:
https://t.co/wkkAUXOXsZ
I sent a private message to @IndianaBrunner on X, to let him know of the gigantic flaw in one of his recent posts.
I wanted to give Indiana the opportunity to correct his mistake on his own, and spare him the embarrassment of having someone else publicly correct yet ANOTHER one of his mistakes for him.
In response to my message, Indiana said nothing, but he blocked my account, thus preventing any further private conversation.
I guess that means he won’t be correcting his mistake.
😏 Fine… I’ll do it myself:
This is no different than a Muslim out-of-context clipping a Christian who says "the eternal God died on a cross". Catholics give Mary her creaturely honor or "worths-ship" (Luke 1:48) in accord with the archaic meaning of worship, but not the highest adoration due to God alone.
@Advo_Katy Can I answer from the perspective of a Protestant currently converting to Catholicism, so not Catholic yet. I found @How2BeChristian extremely thorough and compelling. It’s not the most high brow content but quality is not lacking at all.
Been writing this for weeks now. Please bear with me.
Last year, during a time of great uncertainty & upheaval that brought me immense fear & worry, I fell into grave & mortal sin. I received a notification from an app. I stupidly opened it & was confronted by all my past demons. The result of this idiotic decision: grave sin. It took an instant to seemingly undo all I had overcome. I believe this was the 2nd time this happened to me.
Days later, wracked with more guilt than I’ve ever encountered, i dove into a rabbit hole of trying to find anything still associated with my past sins in a futile effort to erase things that can really never be erased.
Panic, paranoia, and hopelessness overcame me. I went to Confession but still beat myself up for a long time afterwards.
This fall from grace woke me up to the reality that despite being saved by Him, I had to constantly cooperate with His Grace or I would forever be lost. It proved the truth of Catholicism in a way I never expected.
My scrupulosity has been a constant battle ever since. I was so terrified of sinning. I believe part of my response to that fear was that I began sometimes behaving more & more aggressively Catholic on social media.
On May 1, I was convicted by another encounter which showed me in clear terms that I was overcompensating & not following the path to personal holiness & sanctification. I had learned so much about the faith and loved it so much but my shame from my terrible mistakes—and my scrupulosity—was stopping me from fully living the faith as I had done so previously. For the next two weeks I did the best I knew how at softening my constant need to fight back against heretics, mockers of the Catholic faith, and lukewarm Catholics. But this was not something I could just do on my own.
In mid-May, I unburdened myself to an incredibly wise, compassionate, and holy woman, and had a deep discussion about holiness and sanctification. It was Satan who pinged my phone when he knew I was at my weakest moment.
This led me to leave social media, go into silence to strip away parts of me that still needed stripping, and focus my days on spiritual growth and giving of myself to others. I am still doing that and will continue to do so.
I am not an influencer or a paragon of virtue. I am just a broken woman clinging with all my strength to Christ because if I let go even for an instant, I will fall and burn forever.
I am a woman deeply changed by Christ’s love and His Church. But even those massive changes come with the occasional fall.
Conversion is a continuous process and struggle. It is almost never a one and done fairytale.
When Saint Paul said none of us are good, he was 100% right. I am back on the right path and feel so wonderfully connected to Christ these days. But I know if don’t put on the full armor of God and gird myself for spiritual battle, I will fail. I can do nothing on my own.
I am scared this post will result in lots of disappointment, finger pointing, mockery, etc.
But repentance is part of the narrow path and so many people have used my story to help in their own journey to holiness. I owe those people as much of the raw truth as i can stomach sharing. So, I put my trust in Jesus because there is nowhere else to put it.
Living with shame and guilt is a paradox. It can be debilitating at times and cause internal anguish and self loathing. But it, combined with the Sacraments and a reliance on Christ’s truths, can also keep you so afraid of gravely sinning again that you can have the time needed to have realizations and to heal. Thankfully, I’ve been “clean” from all grave sin for a long time now while also going through extreme bouts of shame and crippling guilt.
I am going to try to stay here in smaller chunks of time mainly because of the deeply beautiful messages of your own conversions, love, and hope I received from many of you.
I ask for your prayers & forgiveness.
I hope to not have to post like this again.
That is what happened to me. From Protestsnt to Chrtistianity. Biblical, ancient, true. Thank you, Jesus, for leading me to your one, true Church. Holy Mary, pray for us and those outside of your Divine Son's Body.
I’ve heard dozens of stories of people trying to disprove Catholicism and ending up Catholic.
I’ve never heard a story of a Catholic trying to disprove Protestantism and ending up Protestant.
I would appreciate your prayers. My half-brother, Lawrence Campbell, died this past weekend at the age of 67. He was suffering from an extended illness and multiple acute illnesses. On the one hand, I'm grateful his suffering has ended. On the other hand, I wish he had enjoyed more of life.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.