On October 21st of this year I visited an Orthodox Church and found my beliefs being more similar to the Orthodox than the modern Episcopalian Christianity. I am still an Episcopalian yet I know what church I may go to while staying an Episcopalian Christian. By the way the 1st Bible was written in Greek not Latin.
@@imperialrenaissance8091 while at that church I met a Greek from the island of Samos which is in Western Greece in the Aegean. I was able to know they were Greek based on their accent and that Church was a Greek Orthodox Church. Well when I met the Greek I will say this being they were very friendly. You may find Latin better sounding than Greek but I find Greek better than Latin for the first Bible was written in Greek and also that Latin had to take words from Greek and even had to borrow the Greek alphabet. Well I will remain an Episcopalian Christian but I just visit that Orthodox church in the future since it is less plagued with heretical filth also not to sound rude to Catholics but the Orthodox from what I seen are better at keeping their traditions while the Catholics tend to be more liberal in their approach to things while the Orthodox barely change at all in fact they still remain practically the same for you can compare a Catholic from the past and a modern Catholic together then you can do the same with the Orthodox..
Yes Vatican 2 has changed alot of the church. But not all Catholics accept Vatican 2. If Vatican 1 Catholics are right, then there hasn't been a legitimate pope since WW2 ended.
@@imperialrenaissance8091 I am aware for I was talking about in general that does not include everyone. Take a look at Pope John Paul II you praised him before and he is quite liberal for a person you called a legitimate pope before.
I finally got rid of those creatures. It turns out my younger brother is back to drugs it seems. He really had the gall to try stealing my uncle's truck twice and my aunt's car once. With my uncles truck he had it put in bad condition twice. He got lucky so far that all the times he got in trouble with the police that he was not arrested.
@@imperialrenaissance8091 I am not really surprised. If you were to deal with him you would not be having a good time. A difference between me and him is that he has no regret when he does something bad and goes as so far as to defend his bad actions. I on the other hand actually regret all evils I committed and actually try to better myself while he does not seem to do so.
@@imperialrenaissance8091 you don't have to apologize. When I had that dream and took it as a warning from God I suspected it was either something to do with him or me in this case it was him. I on the other hand am trying to better myself. He is not.
My replies keep getting deleted. Well I am not really surprised. When I had that dream about that demon and took it as a warning from God I suspected it was something to do with either him or me. A difference between me and him is that I regret all evils I committed while he does not and even goes as far as to defend his evils.
Not for you to be bombarded in the comments with questions but do you have the same thoughts on Greco-Roman paganism as you do Nordic/Germanic? Sure we can all show some disdain for trickster gods like Loki or Wotan but what about Sol Invictus or Dionysus? Gods that resemble Jesus in many ways
I am going to have to say yes, I have the same disdain.while Roman and Greek paganism share some similar morals and values as Christianity, at the end of the day. It is still paganism. The Bible Is very clear, God says "you shall have no gods before me." Christ alone is what the Bible says. So Sol and Dionysus, may resemble as you say but they are not.
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On October 21st of this year I visited an Orthodox Church and found my beliefs being more similar to the Orthodox than the modern Episcopalian Christianity.
I am still an Episcopalian yet I know what church I may go to while staying an Episcopalian Christian.
By the way the 1st Bible was written in Greek not Latin.
I would definitely recommend becoming an eastern Orthodox Christian!
@@imperialrenaissance8091 while at that church I met a Greek from the island of Samos which is in Western Greece in the Aegean. I was able to know they were Greek based on their accent and that Church was a Greek Orthodox Church.
Well when I met the Greek I will say this being they were very friendly.
You may find Latin better sounding than Greek but I find Greek better than Latin for the first Bible was written in Greek and also that Latin had to take words from Greek and even had to borrow the Greek alphabet.
Well I will remain an Episcopalian Christian but I just visit that Orthodox church in the future since it is less plagued with heretical filth also not to sound rude to Catholics but the Orthodox from what I seen are better at keeping their traditions while the Catholics tend to be more liberal in their approach to things while the Orthodox barely change at all in fact they still remain practically the same for you can compare a Catholic from the past and a modern Catholic together then you can do the same with the Orthodox..
@@imperialrenaissance8091 what are your thoughts on that statement about Catholics?
Yes Vatican 2 has changed alot of the church. But not all Catholics accept Vatican 2. If Vatican 1 Catholics are right, then there hasn't been a legitimate pope since WW2 ended.
@@imperialrenaissance8091 I am aware for I was talking about in general that does not include everyone. Take a look at Pope John Paul II you praised him before and he is quite liberal for a person you called a legitimate pope before.
I finally got rid of those creatures.
It turns out my younger brother is back to drugs it seems.
He really had the gall to try stealing my uncle's truck twice and my aunt's car once.
With my uncles truck he had it put in bad condition twice.
He got lucky so far that all the times he got in trouble with the police that he was not arrested.
Well. I'm sorry to say this but some of the demonic oppression in your home could be coming from him
@@imperialrenaissance8091 I am not really surprised.
If you were to deal with him you would not be having a good time. A difference between me and him is that he has no regret when he does something bad and goes as so far as to defend his bad actions.
I on the other hand actually regret all evils I committed and actually try to better myself while he does not seem to do so.
@@imperialrenaissance8091 I am not surprised really.
@@imperialrenaissance8091 you don't have to apologize.
When I had that dream and took it as a warning from God I suspected it was either something to do with him or me in this case it was him.
I on the other hand am trying to better myself.
He is not.
My replies keep getting deleted.
Well I am not really surprised.
When I had that dream about that demon and took it as a warning from God I suspected it was something to do with either him or me.
A difference between me and him is that I regret all evils I committed while he does not and even goes as far as to defend his evils.
Yeah that's not good
Not for you to be bombarded in the comments with questions but do you have the same thoughts on Greco-Roman paganism as you do Nordic/Germanic? Sure we can all show some disdain for trickster gods like Loki or Wotan but what about Sol Invictus or Dionysus? Gods that resemble Jesus in many ways
I am going to have to say yes, I have the same disdain.while Roman and Greek paganism share some similar morals and values as Christianity, at the end of the day. It is still paganism. The Bible Is very clear, God says "you shall have no gods before me." Christ alone is what the Bible says. So Sol and Dionysus, may resemble as you say but they are not.