Parvulus Rex Peccator

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[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@tidebox99 @JamesMartinSJ They have their bishops and their lack of Obedience to blame. They can come to the Church instead of being schismatics.

[Patriot @_Patriot1776Q_]

@Rightanglenews This has always been the root of political violence. The democrats need to be categorized as domestic terrorists.

[Catholic Manhood ❤️‍🔥 @bethecreed]

If you think the Cracker Barrel rebrand is bad, wait until you hear about this guy.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@Coffeegolf44780 @pontificatormax @JaySusan I believe it's a video series and I don't think Anthony has watched it. He is most likely basing his opinion off the title but If I'm wrong he can correct me.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@JackPosobiec Anything to try and debunk Catholic(true) doctrine.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@SAfrikaCath Joking about pedophilia is disgusting.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@catholicrob Got your one up... feel better?

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@farmingandJesus @Protestia Using a horrible situation for your personal agenda and I bet you still think you're saved over faithful Catholics.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@DrDisrespect Someone who sexts a minor and trys to meet up is a predator and a pedophile... so your both!

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@alivo22_vo @goldenkey112 @presbyrista I see Catholics posting replies defending their faith tobprotestant attacks and also positively promoting their faith. I see none out right attack protestants like I see protestants attack Catholics. They may be out there but I don't see them.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@uytrewqwrtyioo @Burgess7281975 Do they even believe in following the 10 commandments? Many prots have told me they don't.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@JDHaltigan @jordanbpeterson @EtroOfficial Jordan's coat is amazing!

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@Trent_Horn @CDamianWrites That had to be satire... right?

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@Pastor_Gabe Pastors like you make me glad I'm Catholic!

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@DanielGregM @Alicia_Bittle_ @JoelWBerry Why is there multiple denominations that all believe their own thing in their own way?

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@USNVetDad @Apologetics941 @5solas Sure buddy 👍 😆 🤣 😂

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@USNVetDad @Apologetics941 @5solas You have a problem then!

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@Pastor_Gabe If you go into a "church" and the pastor spends hours on X bashing other Christians and consumed by his hate for them instead of serving and leading his flock, leave. That is not a church.

[Parvulus Rex Peccator @RyanMLongtin]

@Kitkattbars @Truth_matters20 @Pastor_Gabe Who?

[Joshua Charles🇻🇦 @JoshuaTCharles]

All I and other Catholics (including many converts) have asked protestants like Gabriel (which is not all protestants, but unfortunately probably most) to do is dive into their ancient Christian Fathers.

If they do so, they will discover their doctrine of salvation simply isn’t there. And what they will find has been maintained in the Catholic Church to this day.

But since their novel doctrine of salvation isn’t there, that means the cost of asserting it necessarily means all Christians were wrong for at least 1,500 years ON SALVATION.

If you want to make that exchange, fine. But if you do, it fundamentally draws into question Christ’s promises to be the Good Shepherd, to be with His Church to the end, to guide it into all truth, to make it a city on a hill that cannot be hidden, to prevent it from ever being defeated by Hell, etc.

If all Christians were wrong about HOW TO BE SAVED for at least 1,500 years, those promises are no longer credible, and thus, Christ Himself becomes a questionable figure.

Gabriel and others like him would likely assert the “true gospel” has been available in one form or another the last 500 years (since the protestant revolt).

But if that’s true, that means what Christ Himself established in the first century was so weak and fragile that it fell apart virtually immediately (despite the heroic Christian virtue of the martyrs who were willing to die for it), while what a large group of contradicting “reformers” established 500 years ago has been available ever since, and thus far more enduring.

Again, if you are willing to make that exchange, fine. But the cost to do so is enormous. I would argue it is the credibility of Christianity itself.

Which is why I’m Catholic. I love and believe Jesus, and have seen His protecting and guiding hand amidst endless difficulties in history thanks to the testimony of my Christian Fathers.

Praise be Jesus Christ, now and forever.