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católico

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@Di_bear @CSMM1984 @metathomist It is better and if you say otherwise you are anathema by the catholic church. Celibacy is better then marriage

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@vaticansillo @eademsententia @iam_shwa I had this discussion months ago and I thought that I was going crazy(I hadn't read saint Thomas yet) but it is quite clear by Paul that marriage poses a hindrance to salvation(in one Sense) but I was discussing with orthodox so I thought that they just believed a different thing

[St. Thomas Aquinas @Aquinas_Quotes]

Marriage does not exclude a person from the kingdom of God, but it offers a hindrance.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@mombaque Engraçado que ele falou de João 1 e nem percebem em quem Cristo se fez carne, fazendo de Maria a arca da aliança. Ficou cego.

[L. @mombaque]

Esse papo de que mulher era perseguida pela Igreja porque sabia sobre ervas é a maior lenda urbana ensinada nas escolas. Santa Hildegarda fez trabalhos imensos sobre ervas, pedras, artes medicinais (e muito mais), ganhou respeito na Europa inteira e foi canonizada pela Igreja

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@mombaque Eu lembro de um post você dizendo que no espaço sideral é água, mas não seria a água entre o espaço(onde tá o sol a lua etc) e o terceiro céu que tem a água? Então os astronautas tecnicamente podem sim ir a lua, já que não tem água lá. Vi essa explicação com o á lapide.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@mombaque Qual é a diferença dessa doutrina(não sei se é monilista) para a da são tomas, ou ele ( são Tomás) aceitaria o que você falou? Não sei se entendi romanos 9.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@_josshhhh_ The works of dennis the carthusian, specially his commentary on the whole bible.

[AC 🇻🇦 @umbratilem]

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[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@JamesDitto12 @Burgess7281975 prevent scandal, didn't you read acts? The Jews thought that the gentiles had to become Jews first, so the holy spirit was sent before the water baptism. by syllogism you can see that baptism gives the holy spirit. So the baptism that philip did is not jesus's baptism?

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @xavi87319 @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 You're blinding yourself. Don't harden your heart. Christ is saying that baptism involves water and you need it to be saved. What is hard to understand. I'll leave you with that, unless I'll be giving my pearls to swine.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @xavi87319 @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 See who is talking, is John(the Baptist)talking. John baptized with water but did not give the holy spirit because it was a symbol of Christ baptism. Christ when he baptized with water GIVES the holy spirit, that's all that is being said in this passage.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @xavi87319 @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.” John 3:5. See that Jesus used water in is baptism?

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @xavi87319 @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 Look at the definition of the word "baptism" baptisms of a necessity need water because if it doesn't have water is not baptisms. I already send it to you the eunuch that was baptized with the spirit and water.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @xavi87319 @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 You believed before being baptized, I'm not denying that, that's how it works, you believe first then you are baptized, but since Christ baptizes with the spirit and if you don't have the spirit of Christ you are not his(Romans 8) you were saved after being baptized.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @xavi87319 @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 Word*

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @xavi87319 @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 You don't even know that baptism is a work for being washed with water, if Christ didn't use water he wouldn't call it baptism. Understand?

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@xavi87319 @912GAgirl @EschatologyFB @AllTwistedHopes @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 Just help her understand that baptism uses water or it isn't called baptisms. She is not being proud, she just doesn't understand that Christ's baptism uses water. Reflex brother

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@EschatologyFB @912GAgirl @AllTwistedHopes @xavi87319 @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 She is just confused about the baptism of John's, she thinks that since the baptism of john uses water, Christ doesn't. She just needs to understand that baptism uses water both in John's and in Christ's. That's it.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @AllTwistedHopes @EschatologyFB @xavi87319 @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 He is not saying that Christ doesn't uses water, but that while using water he confers the holy spirit to the person being baptized, John the Baptist did not do this, hence he didn't baptize with the spirit.

[Bulkington @wolfgangdede]

@912GAgirl @AllTwistedHopes @EschatologyFB @xavi87319 @sola_chad @MrCasey @catholiccom @MrCasey62 @Burgess7281975 Baptisms by definition uses water, Christ baptism uses water and confers the holy spirit and saves. Usually you're baptized while you're an infant. But if you are an adult you need faith BEFORE being baptized(like you did) when John says that Christ baptizes with the spirit 🧵...