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the power of Jesus christ commands y'all back into the pit.
Honest question for the board........
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What is most striking to me is how White Christian Nationalists claim to be Christians and then regularly violate the Ten Commandments and Christ's two commandments even while they are breaking the 4th Commandment*. Weird.
*The Commandments aren't numbered in the Bible. The numbering came centuries later and vary between Catholics/Lutherans and most Protestants. I was raised Protestant, so follow the listing as noted above.
Dear Father Joe: Why are the Catholic commandments different from the Protestant ones?
News - Diocese of Portland
In the third century, a guy named Origen created a numbering system that many Protestant and Orthodox churches use today. St. Augustine used a numbering system in the fifth century that Catholics and Lutherans tend to use.
I think Trump would never pass on a chance to play with the girls on Epstein Island
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I see they are big mad in the CC. Good ;-)
"Many come in my name but they are not mine''What is most striking to me is how White Christian Nationalists claim to be Christians and then regularly violate the Ten Commandments and Christ's two commandments even while they are breaking the 4th Commandment*. Weird.
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*The Commandments aren't numbered in the Bible. The numbering came centuries later and vary between Catholics/Lutherans and most Protestants. I was raised Protestant, so follow the listing as noted above.
So, how did we get to two sets of commandments? Well, if you look at Exodus, God doesn’t number them. He doesn’t even call them “The Ten Commandments." That’s what we call them. Because God didn’t number them, people weighed in with their opinion throughout the years, and in the end, the two most common emerged, which you see today.Dear Father Joe: Why are the Catholic commandments different from the Protestant ones?
News - Diocese of Portlandportlanddiocese.org
In the third century, a guy named Origen created a numbering system that many Protestant and Orthodox churches use today. St. Augustine used a numbering system in the fifth century that Catholics and Lutherans tend to use.
Number Six
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If you are a "christian" but still support trump you are certainly going to hell according to their own beliefs.
You suck.
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Violates his own OP rules. Weird.
Matthew 7:3-5
3 “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?
4 How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye?
5 You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.
Eat shit, loser.
Entertaining the way Dutch tried to replicate the old " Omega Glory" episode from the original Star trek series here. Entertaining,....but childish. And YES Dutch,....I REALLY am that quick,...I recognized it immediately...LOL^^^
Minion of Satan still can't cite a single Bible quote. Sad.
No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money.
Number Six
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Imagine calling yourself a christian and supporting the most corrupt, adulterous, raping, pedophile on the planet. Sad way to live magats, it's too late, you will burn.
Like now, Trump feels that he's above the law and that he's free to go by his own morals. Not the Constitution, not the Bible, not God, just him.
"Yeah, there is one thing. My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me" - Donald J. Trump
Still no Bible quotes, but now devolving into politics in violation of his own OP. Weird.
Number Six
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Uh oh the magat gif isn't working..
From Google AI:Its all about the Blood lines..............
What is the "one drop of blood" theory?
The "one drop of blood" theory (often called the
One-Drop Rule) is a social and legal principle of racial classification that was historically prominent in the United States. It asserted that any person with even one ancestor of African ancestry—"one drop" of Black blood—was considered Black.
1. The Core Definition
The rule was unique to the United States and differed significantly from other colonial societies (like Brazil or the Caribbean), which often recognized intermediate racial categories (e.g., "mulatto" or "mestizo"). In the U.S., the one-drop rule created a binary racial system: you were either white or you were not.
2. Historical Origins and Purpose
The rule evolved over centuries to serve specific economic and social goals:
- Preserving Slavery: In the 1600s, laws were passed ensuring that children inherited the status of their mother (partus sequitur ventrem). The one-drop rule ensured that children born to enslaved women and white fathers remained enslaved, protecting the "property" of slaveholders.
- Protecting "Racial Purity": After the Civil War and the end of slavery, the rule was used to maintain the "purity" of the white race and to uphold Jim Crow segregation.
- The 1924 Racial Integrity Act: This Virginia law was one of the most famous codifications of the rule. It prohibited marriage between white persons and non-white persons, defining a white person as someone with "no trace whatsoever of any blood other than Caucasian."
3. "The Pocahontas Exception"
Interestingly, the 1924 law included a famous loophole. Because many elite "First Families of Virginia" claimed descent from Pocahontas, the law allowed people with 1/16th or less Native American blood to still be considered white, while someone with the same amount of African blood would be classified as Black.
4. Legal vs. Social Impact
- Legality: The Supreme Court effectively ended the legal enforcement of such racial classifications in the 1967 case Loving v. Virginia, which struck down anti-miscegenation laws.
- Social Identity: Despite being legally defunct, the one-drop rule deeply influenced how Americans perceive race today. Many people with biracial or multiracial backgrounds are still culturally categorized as Black by society, a direct "hangover" from this historical rule.
Note on scientific accuracy: From a biological standpoint, there is no such thing as "Black blood" or "White blood." Human DNA is roughly 99.9% identical across all individuals, and the physical traits we associate with race are controlled by a tiny fraction of our genetic makeup.
Only contributors can read posts in the CC. So, your claims are?
um,....you do know we are currently in the current events section of the board and not the Contributors corner sub forum now right?
Not what Im talking about AT ALL. None so blind indeed. Sad.
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Crying again about the new addition to the CC? LOLOLOLOLOLOL
Enjoy asshole