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The Nicene Creed is true, but it doesn't contain the gospel. The gospel answers two very important questions that the Nicene Creed dodges to make room for false Christianity from Rome and eastern orthodoxy. Question 1) Why did Jesus die? Question 2) What did His crucifixion and resurrection accomplish, if anything? God's word answers both questions throughout, perhaps most succinctly in 1 Cor 15:1-4, which is also the Bible's definition of what is the gospel. Nicene Creed merely asserts the historical facts of Christ being crucified and rising from the dead. It doesn't even mention the gospel by which men can be saved, though.
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Please pray for the Christians in Nigeria.
They need more people speaking out on their behalf.
teapawt.org/realrikkidoolan/status…
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The sound of Northern Nigerian Christian’s worshiping Jesus through the murderous persecution.
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If I tried as hard as I could to come up with the worst nonsense about God and faith imaginable, I still couldn't accomplish that as well as this man millions of people think they are Christians for following. Someone I led to Christ Tuesday would already know God better than the pope by Thursday.
Faith can be embodied in all cultures, because it does not identify itself with any of them in a specific one. It dwells within them, shaping them from within according to the “form” of Jesus Christ; that is, through charity, service and the filial recognition of God’s fatherhood. In this way, the Church draws from the various cultures all that is good, beautiful and true, in order to embody and transmit the message of the Gospel. #GeneralAudience
If I tried as hard as I could to come up with the worst nonsense about God and faith imaginable, I still couldn't accomplish that as well as this man millions of people think they are Christians for following. Someone I led to Christ Tuesday would already know God better than the pope by Thursday.
Faith can be embodied in all cultures, because it does not identify itself with any of them in a specific one. It dwells within them, shaping them from within according to the “form” of Jesus Christ; that is, through charity, service and the filial recognition of God’s fatherhood. In this way, the Church draws from the various cultures all that is good, beautiful and true, in order to embody and transmit the message of the Gospel. #GeneralAudience
Baptism is a ritual of representation of the spiritual reality resulting from faith in Christ. Contrary to what this popular teacher says in his post here, if you are unsaved going in, you're just unsaved and wet coming out.
If the victims were anyone but Christians, and the perpetrators anyone but muslims, the BBC would never be so cold, heartless, and snarky as to put the word massacre in air quotes for the headline.
More than 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia 'massacre', church official says bbc.in/4e11nug
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In the last couple of days, Muslims:
1. Slaughtered 9 Christians in Jordan
2. Beheaded 40+ Christians in Nigeria
3. Massacred 60+ Christians in Ethiopia
4. Raped countless Christian girls in Europe
We cannot coexist with people whose religious scriptures call for our deaths.
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Reminder,
Bethel Church gave the church a fake Bible.
When I exposed it as a terrible work (with tons of evidence) Kris Vallotton went on stage and said people who criticized The Passion Translation were "Stupid."
Then they made a video ignoring almost every good criticism against it, lulling their people back to sleep and furthering the deceptions of Brian Simmons.
Recently even MORE evidence against The Passion Translation has come out. It's actually shocking how much proof we have that this thing is a fake translation, a deceptive work, and a copy-pasted, reckless, delusion.
Yes, in response to this Bethel finally paused sales of the TPT. But it's not when THEY know it's bad that they responded. It's when YOU knew it was bad. Exposure, not truth, is what they respond to. They are not safe. They are NOT safe.
Don't let them pretend they are being persecuted.
I truly wish I had better news. I don't.
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Replying to @HananyaNaftali
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved.
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The word jihad appears 199 times in the two main Islamic Hadith books, every single instance refers to warfare, not inner moral conflict. Go ahead ask Grok.
The idea of jihad as a personal, internal struggle comes from a single hadith that has been debunked by major Islamic scholars.
It does not appear in any of the six canonical hadith collections (Bukhari, Muslim, Tirmidhi, Abu Dawud, Nasa’i, Ibn Majah).
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Replying to @SenDuckworth
I am an American who has lived in Eastern Europe as a missionary for almost 22 years. All that time required to carry documents anywhere I go and have them in my home proving I am here legally. This is a completely reasonable requirement that any country would have for foreigners, and it is at worst a very minor inconvenience that I would have no right to make such silly complaints about.
I am an American who has lived in Eastern Europe as a missionary for almost 22 years. All that time required to carry documents anywhere I go and have them in my home proving I am here legally. This is a completely reasonable requirement that any country would have for foreigners, and it is at worst a very minor inconvenience that I would have no right to make such silly complaints about.
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Replying to @MasterMaliq
You are not accepting Jesus to say He is a prophet. He is the eternal God through whom all things were made, including yourself.
Mohammed, on the other hand, was a demonic pedophile terrorist and a worse influence on the world than any other man who ever lived.
Christ's followers are made more righteous by following Him.
Mohammed's followers are made more sinful by following him. They become blasphemers against the real God. They become murderers, rapists, child molesters, and horribly abusers of women--even their own wives and daughters, if they believe Mohammed and do what he said.
In summary. Jesus is the best. Mohammed is the worst. Comparing them as if they fit together is the most foolish thing that could be said about religion.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved. Follow Mohammed and you will wind up where he is, in torment forever.
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It contains enough truth to keep false religions like "Jehovah's witnesses," mormons, and muslims from being joined together with Christians, but it is insufficient to draw the line of distinction where it needs to be drawn, which is between biblical teaching that leads people to be born again and receive eternal life, and vatican or eastern ortho doctrines of men that leave followers to die in their sins.
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The Nicene Creed is true, but it doesn't contain the gospel. The gospel answers two very important questions that the Nicene Creed dodges to make room for false Christianity from Rome and eastern orthodoxy. Question 1) Why did Jesus die? Question 2) What did His crucifixion and resurrection accomplish, if anything? God's word answers both questions throughout, perhaps most succinctly in 1 Cor 15:1-4, which is also the Bible's definition of what is the gospel. Nicene Creed merely asserts the historical facts of Christ being crucified and rising from the dead. It doesn't even mention the gospel by which men can be saved, though.
As you can see here, the protests are students demanding a better education. It has nothing do do with muslims fighting against civilized western culture. CNN and Fox and the BBC were telling you the truth. Please continue believing them, not your lyin' eyes.
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Replying to @BrandonFalco121
It contains enough truth to keep false religions like "Jehovah's witnesses," mormons, and muslims from being joined together with Christians, but it is insufficient to draw the line of distinction where it needs to be drawn, which is between biblical teaching that leads people to be born again and receive eternal life, and vatican or eastern ortho doctrines of men that leave followers to die in their sins.


















