Daily reminder that the thirty years war was proof that God is with Protestants, not paptists.
Daily reminder that the thirty years war was proof that God is with Protestants, not paptists
Caleb Thompson
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Austin Barnes
Are the Islamic conquests proof he's with Muslims?
Julian Martin
>Only successful Protestant colonial power is crypto Catholic
And that guy was a gigantic asshole, for whatever it matter.
Oliver Anderson
Of course, insha'Allah
Thomas Brown
Yes. Catholics constantly shit on god and jesus.
Oliver Green
NEVER 4GET MAGDEBURG
I CRY EVERYTIME
Gabriel Morgan
Is legalization of gay marriage proof that God is with gays?
Landon Sanders
Better Turkish indeed
Protestants aren't Christians
William Davis
Is the fall of Nazi Germany proof that God is with the communists?
Blake Richardson
Always Breitenfield.
The Father of Modern War, Gustavus Adolphus almost certainly was not. But he may very well have been the Father of the Modern World. Because then, at that place, at the moment when the Saxons broke and the Inquisition bade fair to triumph over all of Europe, the king of Sweden stood his ground.
And proved, once again, that the truth of history is always concrete. Abstractions are the stuff of argument, but the concrete is given. Whatever might have been, was not. Not because of tactics, and formations, and artillery, and methods of recruitment—though all of those things played a part, and a big one—but because of a simple truth. At that instant, history pivoted on the soul of one man. His name was Gustavus Adolphus, and there were those among his followers who thought him the only monarch in Europe worthy of the name. They were right, and the man was about to prove it. For one of the few times in human history, royalty was not a lie.
Kevin Scott
I'm fairly certain that Cardinal Richelieu is not God.
Mason Gomez
God favors no-one.
Asher Johnson
Yes.
Owen Lopez
>But, even the Church itself by itself, because of its marvelous propagation, its exceptional holiness, and inexhaustible fruitfulness in all good works; because of its catholic unity and invincible stability, is a very great and perpetual motive of credibility, and an incontestable witness of its own divine mission.
Vatican I, Session 3, Chapter 3
Gavin Turner
God is not real
Isaac Roberts
>might makes right
Christopher Phillips
>god is not omnipotent
Grayson Gray
Proofs
Jason Butler
>Papist got absolutly BTFO at Nordlinfer.
>A catholic country bails them out
Blake Gray
DELET
Zachary Fisher
Plethora of sources:
>Apocrypha books are not inspired and should not be considered canonical.
Council of Trent
>Yes, they are! Damn you those who disagree! *Cries*
Dominic Foster
>Papist
Protestants
Gabriel Wright
>being omnipotent means you have to use it
Do you think that the fact that we have free will, and that God does not take infinite control over our actions, means that God isn't omnipotent?
Jordan Foster
Jonathan Morales
That's just another proof that France is the biggest enemy of Catholicism.
>Props up, allies and saves the Protestants
>Props up, allies and saves the Turks
Joseph Bennett
“We address a testimony from books, though not canonical, yet published for the edification of the Church.“ Pope Gregory the Great when discussing about 1 Maccabees.
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Bentley Nelson
Council > Opinion of 1 guy
Jaxon Perry
>Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you. For every one who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened. Or what man of you, if his son asks him for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a serpent? If you then, who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask him!
I've prayed for shit that I have not received
Easton Morgan
>papists
topkek, we are the Church.
Elijah Gonzalez
Not really
William Cox
Omnipotent means that He knows what we will do and the results from our free will are always what He intended from the beginning.
Luis Stewart
God is with me a National Socialist Catholic since I live.
Jonathan Williams
Sooo, the Council of Laodicea is one person?
And this person is a pope, you're supposed to suck his dick without question.
Jose Lee
oh ok I guess your right
Daniel Morgan
>The 60th canon listed Canonical books, with the New Testament containing 26 books, omitting the Book of Revelation
>regional synod
Hunter Moore
Truth is one, protestants are many, Church is one.
John Price
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Post your favorite protestant nasheed, lads
Owen Clark
SVW 155 (Psalm 58): youtube.com
Ethan Cruz
If that's true then why are all the nations that fucked Catholicism trying so hard to eliminate Christianity in Europe?
Nolan Gomez
Yes and He clearly intends protestants to go to Hell.
Angel Morales
Too bad, the fact is that nobody even know what the definite definition and boundary of Scriptures were during that period of time!
Origen took some of the so called Apocrypha as Scripture.
In the first link, Baruch is accepted which Protestants deny!
Revelations is rejected!
Athanasius in practice, cites deuterocanonical books as Scripture. Even the evangelical scholar, FF Bruce notes this in "The Canon of Scripture"
So no, you failed to even show that the Protestant canon is the canon that the Early Christians used
Joshua Watson
What about the Dutch?
William Young
1632 was a fun book