@hayes_hopper@dlongenecker1 The dude is wearing a chasuble under a cope. I don’t think he actually knows anything about the vestments that he’s wearing.
@SeidrHex@DSantos1624@SoodSaab11 Nobody is interested in a gritty horror take on a superhero movie. Which is why New Mutants failed because it was so niche. Ghost Rider will be like Dr. Strange, an MCU film but with horror elements. That formula works.
@the_Bradster007 But visually it was a slopfest. Which is why in Infinity War, the Russos got rid of the grey, drab color palette and brought the visuals back to life. Also, in hindsight, there was no reason for Spiderman to be in this film at all.
@Eldowzo1@lastchalice@ManaByte If you liked Doom the dark ages, then you want a sequel, right? There won’t be a sequel if consumers pay for Gamepass rather than full price for the games. You’re busy counting pennies and ignoring the big picture.
@KonigDFB Bishops are essential to mainline Lutheranism, which is why the German Lutheran church is not included in the Porvoo communion but the Anglicans are included. That is literally placing episcopacy above sacrament.
@synth_thia@gamblingsteveo It’s only “interesting” if you’re ignorant. Explain why there is less suffering in the 21st century than the 1st century. If you care about reducing suffering, than you’ll get to the right answer eventually.
@synth_thia@gamblingsteveo The world is filled with suffering, and the only way you reduce suffering is by creating more kids who are brilliant and saints. The world is better today because we raised kids who made it better. More kids = less suffering.
@Loungin_Ape@Heidel_bro1563 Nowhere in scripture is mentioned a “dispensation of innocence” or a “dispensation of government.” The reformers despite their heresies never strayed from biblical covenant theology.
@daveyman3@Heidel_bro1563 Citing Romans 11:2 out of context is poor theology. Read verse 1 “Has God cast away His people? Certainly not, for I also am an Israelite…” Paul’s argument is that God has not cast away his people, because Jews can become believers as Paul did. Nothing to do with land at all.
@JoshBranscomb@PracticalTheolo@JohnPiper Your original post conflicts with Romans 5. “While we were sinners, God loved us and sent His son to die for us.” God loved us even in our depravity, even as kindling.
@daveyman3@Heidel_bro1563 Cherry picking a bible verse from Romans 11 out of context is poor theology. Read 11:26-29. The “calling of God” of God is away from sin. The “gift” is the salvation of Israel. Nothing to do with land whatsoever.
@SensitiveManlet “You used to go to Hell for eating pork but 2000 years ago Jesus decided that eating pork is no big deal. Sucks for anyone who went to hell for doing it before, but what can you do?”
The ignorance is astounding.
@colinsmo@tjxrewards You didn’t read the end of Romans 4:20-23. Romans 4:3-5 was Abraham’s initial faith credited to him as righteousness. 4:20-22 was his life of obedience and growth in faith, which was credited to him as righteousness. We enter the covenant through faith, we stay in by obedience.