@5solas Jesus said ‘Not my will, but yours.’ Under Calvinism, that human will was eternally predetermined to submit. Was Gethsemane real agony and costly obedience — or the inevitable performance of a script? Hebrews 4:15 says He was tempted as we are.
@InspiringPhilos This is a good explanation but misses the point. Passover has 4 cups of wine. Jesus stops after the 3rd cup. Passover is incomplete until he drinks the 4th cup on the cross. From a hyssop nonetheless. “It is finished” = New Passover / Sacrifice. Kingdom arrives.
@Truth_matters20 Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable-type printing press in Europe. He was a Catholic who lived and worked before the Protestant Reformation began.
His first major printed work was the Gutenberg Bible a Latin Vulgate edition. The standard Catholic Bible of the time
Some say it was St. Joseph himself.
Others say it was just a master craftsman with a secret.
Either way, it was an answer to prayer.
And it still stands.
In the quiet heart of Santa Fe stands a chapel with a secret.
The Loretto Chapel was built in the 1870s.
Beautiful, but flawed.
The choir loft sat twenty feet above the ground with no staircase.
The stringers are perfectly curved, as if shaped by intuition, not blueprint.
It has 33 steps.
The exact age of Christ at His crucifixion.
To this day, no one has found a single invoice, signature, or record of the builder.
No one ever saw him again.