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7/24/2025, 1:05:08 PM
>>511215219
>Protestants have some dispensed grace (you guys literally call yourselves dispensationalist)
Please don’t imply that all Protestants are dispensationalist, it’s dishonest and makes you look bad.
t. Catholic.
>>511215456
>It’s not worth arguing with them. They believe they have all the answers
That’s the healthy response. They seem to be once saved always saved baptists (though I could be wrong and if I am I’m sorry). Which would make them antinomian.
>and do not need to submit to a church or the sacraments.
Protestants, particularly high-Protestant do believe you need the Sacrements and to submit to the church they just don’t think the church is a single institution.
>They are their own gods. Their religion was founded by men and ours was founded by Christ.
Protestants are actually generally a very reasonable position to hold. They aren’t stupid and have often considered the facts even if they arrived at different conclusions.
>Protestants have some dispensed grace (you guys literally call yourselves dispensationalist)
Please don’t imply that all Protestants are dispensationalist, it’s dishonest and makes you look bad.
t. Catholic.
>>511215456
>It’s not worth arguing with them. They believe they have all the answers
That’s the healthy response. They seem to be once saved always saved baptists (though I could be wrong and if I am I’m sorry). Which would make them antinomian.
>and do not need to submit to a church or the sacraments.
Protestants, particularly high-Protestant do believe you need the Sacrements and to submit to the church they just don’t think the church is a single institution.
>They are their own gods. Their religion was founded by men and ours was founded by Christ.
Protestants are actually generally a very reasonable position to hold. They aren’t stupid and have often considered the facts even if they arrived at different conclusions.
6/23/2025, 6:09:24 AM
>>508419361
>We need to go back -- to the medieval period
A childish delusion unfortunately. TradLARPing won’t fix anything. The “enlightenment” happened and it happened for reasons, some legitimate, many not. But burying your head in the sand and trying to find pretend it never happened is stupid. Everyone posting his is a child of liberalism whether they like it or not. You need to look to post-liberalism, not trying to resurrect a corpse.
>People were happier in the medieval Europe because they had absolute faith
Many had very complex relationships with their faith, things like prostitution were still very common, pretending everyone was utterly pious is pseudo-history.
>and the Church had real power in their lives.
It can have real power in your life right now.
>Protestantism is a major mistake, a modernist movement on the path to atheism and nihilism.
That’s retarded. Many Protestants were attempting to RETVRN to tradition. You have a Reddit-tier view of the reformation.
t. Catholic
>It destroys all mysticism and mystery.
Works cited = zero
>Only the Catholic and Orthodox Churches have the power to end the nihilism of the modern age.
Daily reminder that the healthiest Christian communities are groups the the Amish.
>1BPTID
This is a bait thread
>We need to go back -- to the medieval period
A childish delusion unfortunately. TradLARPing won’t fix anything. The “enlightenment” happened and it happened for reasons, some legitimate, many not. But burying your head in the sand and trying to find pretend it never happened is stupid. Everyone posting his is a child of liberalism whether they like it or not. You need to look to post-liberalism, not trying to resurrect a corpse.
>People were happier in the medieval Europe because they had absolute faith
Many had very complex relationships with their faith, things like prostitution were still very common, pretending everyone was utterly pious is pseudo-history.
>and the Church had real power in their lives.
It can have real power in your life right now.
>Protestantism is a major mistake, a modernist movement on the path to atheism and nihilism.
That’s retarded. Many Protestants were attempting to RETVRN to tradition. You have a Reddit-tier view of the reformation.
t. Catholic
>It destroys all mysticism and mystery.
Works cited = zero
>Only the Catholic and Orthodox Churches have the power to end the nihilism of the modern age.
Daily reminder that the healthiest Christian communities are groups the the Amish.
>1BPTID
This is a bait thread
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