Any Christian brother will gladly welcome the utterly impartial, irrefutable witness of the full recording of every interaction.
Every demon accuser will recoil in rage and terror at the prospect of being exposed as Satan’s mouth and claw.
Doing this must become second nature.
Everything of which the German National Socialists warned has come to pass; nothing the Allies promised materialized.
The men who stormed the beaches of Normandy did so on behalf of Satan and the Jew.
Slavery & fornication were both common in the Roman world. The NT tells us to "flee fornication" and that it "must not even be named among you," but tells slaves to obey their masters and masters to treat their slaves well.
Anyone who trusts God's Word knows which is worse.
@matt_e_cochran It's because the LCMS espouses a slightly outdated version of feminism which corrupts those who grow up with it but palliates the consciences of those who aren't comfortable with the latest edition prevailing elsewhere.
Don’t let the beheading attempts overshadow the fact that mass migration degrades quality of life in a million other ways that don’t make it to the news.
It’s important to note that 100 years ago Karmelo Anthony would have done the same thing, the community would be righteously enraged, they would have lynched him
And because there was no video of the incident to prove otherwise, your kids would have read in their history books how an angry mob lynched an innocent black boy based on bad evidence
Now you will say: “But, unless he has been called to do this, he dare not preach, as you yourself have repeatedly taught!” I reply: Here you must consider the Christian from a double point of view. On the one hand, when he is in a place where there are no Christians, he needs no other call than the fact that he is a Christian, inwardly called and anointed by God; he is bound by the duty of brotherly love to preach to the erring heathens or nonchristians and to teach them the Gospel, even though no one call him to this work. That is what St. Stephen did (Acts 6:8 and Acts 7:2); the office of preaching was not committed to him by the apostles, yet he preached and performed great wonders among the people. Philip, Stephen’s fellow-deacon, did the same (Acts 8:5), without having received the office of preaching. The same is true of Apollos (Acts 18:25). In such circumstances the Christian looks, in brotherly love, upon the needs of poor perishing souls, and waits for no commission or letter from pope or bishop. For necessity breaks every law and knows no law; moreover, love is bound to help when there is no one else to help. But, on the other hand, when the Christian is in a place where there are Christians, who have the same power and right as he, he should not thrust himself forward, but should rather let himself be called and drawn forth to preach and teach in the stead and by the commission of the rest. Indeed, a Christian has such power that he may and should arise and teach, even among Christians, without being called of men, in case he finds the teacher in that place to be in error, provided that this be done in a becoming and decent manner. Such a case is plainly described by St. Paul in Corinthians 14:30, where he says, “If anything be revealed to another that sitteth by, let the first hold his peace.” Notice what St. Paul does here. He commands the man who is teaching to hold his peace and to retire (among Christians!), and commands the hearer to arise, even without a call, because necessity knows no law.
If then St. Paul here bids anyone, in case of necessity, among Christians, to arise even without a call, and calls him by virtue of this word of God; and if he bids the other to retire, and deposes him by virtue of these words: how much more does an entire Christian congregation have the right to call a man to this office whenever it becomes necessary! And it is always necessary, and never more than now. For in the same passage St. Paul gives to every Christian the power to teach among Christians whenever it becomes necessary, “Ye may all prophesy one by one, that all may learn and all may be admonished”; and, “Desire earnestly to prophesy, and forbid not to speak with tongues; but let all things be done decently and in order.”
– Martin Luther, “The right and power of a Christian congregation or community to judge all teaching and to call, appoint, and dismiss teachers, established and proved from Scripture” (1523)
You will marry the THOT
You will remain silent about the Jews.
You will rejoice at the replacement of your people.
You will affirm the Pastorate to be the hardest job.
You will reject the teachings of our Fathers.
You will not limit the scope of authority of the Clergy
You will lead your wife by serving her.
You will not serve your wife by leading her.
You will embrace the masculinity of my Grandmother.
You will not look up the definition of "Nation"
You will submit to the credentialism of the Clergy.
Freedom is slavery
War is peace
Diversity is strength
2+2 is 5
Oceania is at war with East Asia.
Oceania has always been at war with East Asia
I love The Clergy. I love The Clergy. I love The Clergy.
It’s pretty cool that the woods I played in as a kid has been bulldozed and turned into developments full of browns.
Really looking forward to bulldozing all the natural splendor of every suburban town and turning it all into track housing for people who hate me.