>>17954081
>smashes roman art and burns their philosophy
Never happened
>kills women accused of vague witchery
The chances of death in a witch trial are 1/100
>massacres each other over arguments if a biscuit is indeed the flesh of christ
Barely a few dozen died for this
>brutal serfdom imposed by Christian kings and emperors
LMAO
Serfdom was seen as job security and actually preferred to being a slave (which was already banned in Europe)
>believes statues of Mary cry or provide breast milk
Yes, and?

Yes, Christianity has done a lot of bad things
But guess what?
They were also stopped by Christian efforts

All the human sacrifices in MesoAmerica, India, and Asia never stopped until Christians forced it to stop.
Go be a fucking Dalit elsewhere

>>17864310
No, it doesn't.
In fact, that's impossible.

Have faith and do his will. That's all he asks

>>17864368
"Mortal sin "is a sin that you cannot commit by accident
You have to break multiple layers of common sense, ignore dozens of warnings, and if you end up committing it, you have to ignore hundreds of calls for repentance in order to die from it

>>17808571
Jesus was blatant about how his word shall be heard throughout the world

Christianity becoming the biggest religion is not a coincidence. It is a deliberate prophecy.

In order for the lot of you to understand where we are coming from, you have to first understand that the most important person in the Vatican is not the Pope

No, the most important ones are the Librarians who are scarecrows (scholar amongst scholars) of ancient history. Many of them can speak languages that are long dead
Each librarian is capable of understanding the scriptures under the right context, and it is them who are truly the lifeblood of the Church, who ensure that each verse does not get taken out of context

The power of the librarian to the Vatican is like the power between the USA president vs the Military

>>17749931
It has a beginning with precise measurements

The laws set by God are EXTREMELY PRECISE
Had gravity been just 10^-36 weaker/stronger, the universe would collapse/tear apart at the very first 4 atoseconds

To give you an idea of how precise that is:
The observable universe is merely 10^32 meters

Laws that are PRECISE and UNBREAKABLE