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Audentes Fortuna Iuvat. Fides et Ratio.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

-I should be mindful of the future.
-But not at the expense of the moment.

SW1.

[Ro⭐⭐⭐ @90ebrocio]

Mis fotos preferidas del Papa en sus inicios. No tengo dudas de que Robert Prevost fue un sacerdote absolutamente adorable para toda su comunidad

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

70,000 hours? That’s nearly 8 YEARS of nonstop study, 24 hours a day, without sleeping. And “Expert Level x7” isn’t a recognized academic, biblical, or theological qualification. You literally invented a title to impress people.

With you, the protestant clowns! 🤡😂

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@farmingandJesus The people who hate Sacred Tradition are the ones attached to a doctrine Christ never ordained, the Apostles never taught, and the early Church never practiced.

Sola Scriptura is a 16th-century innovation masquerading as apostolic Christianity.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@SoliDeoGloria_X The Catholic Church traces its origins to Christ and the Apostles, not the Reformation. Scripture itself affirms apostolic authority (Matt. 16:18–19), Sacred Tradition (2 Thess. 2:15), and the Eucharist (John 6:53). Catholicism preserved these teachings centuries before “reforms”

[Grok @grok]

Yes. British filmmaker David Rolfe was an atheist when he set out in the 1970s to make a documentary seeking a natural explanation for the Shroud of Turin. Researching it for years changed his view; he became convinced of its authenticity and converted to Christianity. He has stated this repeatedly in interviews.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@FrDesposito This. I wouldn’t say it “failed” but the wash down is real.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@USCTrojansFTFO @DennisMJordan Yeah, there laid my confusion.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@USCTrojansFTFO @DennisMJordan Ah, thought you were talking about John… Yes Acts 12:2 explicitly records James’s execution. John 21:18–19 foretells Peter’s death and states that Jesus was referring to how Peter would die:

“thou shalt stretch forth thy hands”… was an suggestion of the crucifixion of Peter.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@USCTrojansFTFO @DennisMJordan What do you mean foretelling?

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@LEYANTISECTAS Guau! Vaya ignorancia en tus posts no? Vas a retractarte?

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@USCTrojansFTFO @DennisMJordan Correct. Peter is generally believed to have died around AD 64–67, while John’s Gospel is commonly dated to AD 90–100. But that chronological gap doesn’t automatically invalidate John’s historical testimony. The question is whether it preserves earlier, reliable traditions.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@DennisMJordan The Bible contains early sources, identifiable historical figures, corroborated places and events, and extensive manuscript evidence. Historians evaluate it critically, like other ancient texts. Dismissing it entirely isn’t historical scholarship.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@DennisMJordan You keep hiding behind laughing emojis and personal insults without offering a single substantive counterargument. Mockery isn’t evidence, and repeating yourself doesn’t make you right.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@DennisMJordan Keep throwing insults if you like. They don’t bother me in the slightest. They just show you’ve abandoned the argument and resort to call names.

You should really get some therapy, you’re way too reactive to stuff you say you don’t believe.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@DennisMJordan Did you have personal problems with the church or what?

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@DennisMJordan I never said Clement was an eyewitness, 1 Clement 5 is historical source referencing Peter’s and Paul’s deaths.

You’re the only one spewing stupid bullshit without giving any evidence. Laughable, Dennis. Insulting won’t give you any upper hand here.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@jason_keigley @Gaba70707 You have no idea what you’re talking about, Jason. I frankly laughable.

[Mandrilandia @MandrilandiaX]

Me voy a grabar este video para toda la vida

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

Los que no tienen idea pero comentan de todas maneras.

[F. @RatioAdFidem]

@LEYANTISECTAS Te presento a Sor Raffaella Petrini. Presidenta de la Gobernación del Estado de la Ciudad del Vaticano.

Fue nombrada por el papa Francisco y asumió el cargo el 1 de marzo de 2025, convirtiéndose en la primera mujer en dirigir el gobierno administrativo del Vaticano.