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You are technically correct, which is the best kind of correct

Hahaha

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@@igorlopes7589ieoiip poop

I came here to say that

That's RZ's evil clone, demeedeR remooZ.

Demonic Zoomer

Checkin on ya bro, how are ya doin?

So real

yes it is equivocally the sin of hypocrisy which is the emphasis of this video

yeah not gonna lie i struggle with this one, my girlfriend and i(both catholic) yap way too much about stuff we probably shouldnt. one of the things i need to fix the most, its a long list at the moment :/

I feel that brother. It is tough to get a hold of friendships as a guy nowadays.

Yk I also got the silly excuse of I'm busy and get ghosted sometimes but it isn't that hard fr. So how do you plan to make new friends?

I feel you bro. Not sure how old you are, but id recommend you join a sport, club, or some sort of semi-forced community. it gives you a chance hang out with the same guys every day that have something in common with you. thats how i was able to have good friends throughout high school that I've kept to today, mainly through sports. no clue how i woulda made it through high school without it. same goes in college too, but you need to genuinely put forth effort to make friends, especially in difficult majors and as someone who doesnt drink or party.

Same experience here. I really want to have a close platonic dude friend but when I reach out and try to connect with the few sort of shallow friends I have, they never get back to me or they say they have a bunch of stuff to do and don't have time. But I know it's because deep down they don't really want to invest me in, they have other priorities. If they really wanted to be friends they would make time. It's really hard to find a real friend and I've prayed for a long time with no result. I'm not giving up though

@@josha5885 Yep, that's exactly the problem. Too many men are not willing to invest time.

Can I be your friend then?

*listen

@@TerraSlimeS thank you i just noticed 😅

@@school-replacement I cant feed you food online but this is the next best i can do for you in the comments 🙌🥐🍗🥗🥘🥝🍰🍪☕😊

@@heidehho6191 😋

That sucks but please don’t generalize all gay people based on this experience.

@@boombasher103a lot of them are like this tbh, i’ve seen it often

​@@boombasher103Nah, DO generalize all of them

@@molanohouse There were some mean kids at my school who were gay but I know plenty of very kind and sweet LGBT people who include people. Many of them are autistic themselves, actually. It’s never good to generalize entire groups of people.

@@randomchannelname5669 idk where you live man, I’m not saying there’s no such thing as a mean gay person because of course there is, but the vast majority of LGBT people I know are perfectly kind and polite people

Feel you.

That’s a huge blessing. My parents never read the Bible for themselves, nor read it to me. I was the one always begging them to take me to church. This was back in the day before the internet, KZfaq, etc. I was a little kid trying to read the KJV and had no one to disciple me.

@@factcheckthesehands364Same here, except my religious journey really only began a few years ago in my early teens. My parents don’t go to church so I’ve gone on my own, but at least my dad gave me his old Bible to use-it’s NRSV but it has bookmarks and footnotes and stuff so it really helped me, and it still does

@@johannthedeceitful5968it can definitely be a lonely journey at times, but it’s so worth it. God Bless!

@@factcheckthesehands364 That just shows how strong your faith really is.

I used to love reading but hate writing, but since becoming one of Jehovah's Witnesses they got me writing evangelistic letters to send to people, after doing that for a while I started to enjoy writing.

1 hour for me. I was to late 😢(I am to unworthy to Learn from RZ)

MY MOM!

SATAN

Ich, aber ich bin 34 😂

Have you joined the Reconquista discord server?

@@Quisl 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@budicaesar1213 I didn’t

I know a Catholic from Germany who said the same thing. I pray that yall are able to bring people back

I would recommend you watch his video, “Every sin explained,” where he explains every violation of the X Commandments. He says being stupid for God’s sake is an act of taking the Lord’s name in vain.

I think he's referring to giving into and giving special weight to wild speculation, especially when it causes unconfirmed slander towards someone. I think first and foremost a Christian should say what they know to be true and avoid spreading things they are unsure of. The thing is, conspiracies are real. A conspiracy is a group of people conspiring to do something, typically something illegal. We know for a fact that this happens all the time so to simply not talk about it is unwise. For example, Epstein was absolutely involved in some shady business and the handling of the case by the authorities just makes that all the more obvious, but to sit here and start naming celebrities that we think are involved would probably be wrong and a pointless endeavor. Other conspiracies that should not be given weight are ones like saying lizard people control the government lol other ridiculous things like that, coupled with someone hearing that you're a Christian is liable to make them think you're just prone to believing ridiculous and fanciful things and that Christianity is just another one of the make-believe things you believe. If you remain grounded in solid truth, that too will be associated with your grounding in Christ.

​@paulnash6944 I don't understand? Some people say believing the illuminati is just a conspiracy, but no its true! People that are I the illuminati worship satan. Jesus is God❤✝️✝️✝️

you prefer the uncharismatic christianity?

You must have both because the Bible provides both, punitive justice reduce and limits evil. Restorable justice brinda mercy and helps the needy. The God of mercy is the same God of justice.

By the way, it’s God himself who ordered the capital punishment. What is critical I think is that the process is fair and just.

Indeed, brother

I can relate to you

Ive met those kind of people. And I understand how a lot of things work thanks to Jesus

I May relate 0:31

Dont Takeshi that serious😂

Get making one brother!

I mean, I don't think there would be much point on having a Christian club in a Christian school lol

@@Amfortas sister* and I would, but I’m graduating and leaving this school in less than two months.

​@@escapefromthecityand just means you can start a beautiful thing and hope someone takes up the mantle for it. 2 months can also be a long time in a friendship. take it from someone who's been out of school for 8 years, its easier to have a bunch of friends in school, and be able to keep a couple (and my best friend now is not the one i grew up with, but he is one i made near the end of my school life and kept up the friendship with), than find all your friends you had only had school in common with you and you will never really meet them again. it will also provide fellowship for others to also provide them a similar opportunity

RZ mentioned this in the video from what I can remember. He talks about "active threats" and how being friends or showing forgiveness doesn't necessarily mean allowing such active threats to befall upon you. 5:54 sort of relates to this. There's also the Christian concept of justice. Justice still plays a hand in these situations, even though Christians are commanded to forgive. That's why Christians should forgive, say, a criminal who wronged them, but that criminal is still going to face the consequences of what they did, such as being imprisoned or paying a fine. For your example, that rapist will still get their due punishment, even if the woman forgives their oppressor. And I don't say this to make it seem like radical forgiveness is a fact in life or that it's easy to do. It definitely isn't easy, like in your example. I definitely would struggle to forgive someone who violated a woman close to me, such as a friend or mother, and I know it probably would be hard for them as well. Hope this helps.

@@junothepeasant Thank you for the reply. I guess this is a topic I need to work through more, it just makes me very uncomfortable, this line of cut off from forgiveness to forgive but separate, it seems so blurry and unclear when which is right.

@@KadenGreen-si8fp No problem, and I understand. I also have difficulties understanding it/applying it to life at times.

@@junothepeasant i don’t get how it would be moral or good for someone to forgive their rapist. ive heard stories of so many victims being told to forgive when they go to a church member looking for help. can’t imagine the emotional turmoil that would come with trying to forgive someone who hurt you in such an awful way. i have a hard time understanding why forgiveness would be a virtue because of that. it takes pressure off the abuser and puts it on the victim. i genuinely don’t understand why christians would value it

​@@babs_babs Well I need to clarify again, by Christians being called to radical forgiveness and mercy, it does not mean they forsake justice. The rapist will get their due punishment and the consequence of their action. So no, the pressure is not off the abuser, especially if the church follows fast to its teaching of rebuking, disciplining, and isolating an unrepentant sinner like a rapist. On the personal level though: This forgiveness is not just a virtue, but also a response to how God is willing to forgive humanity despite their continual rejection and betrayal of him (now, we might disagree God exists, I'm not here to argue that right now. But I'm setting this up because this is extremely crucial to the Christian perspective of why forgiveness is so important. Without it, the radical forgiveness makes no sense). It's not just the church saying "forgiveness give you points in morality" but that Christians must forgive because the Lord has forgiven them first. See the parable of the debtor servant. This doesn't mean the solution to the rape victim's problems is only forgiveness. The church community needs to support the victim through emotional turmoil. It can't call a sister who was violate to forgive if it can't take care of that sister. Despite the main point being that Christians are to forgive because the Lord forgives them first, I think forgiveness can bear practical and positive results: 1. It may be a factor in helping a victim be able to rise above the despair and emotional turmoil. 2. Romans 12:20. Such radical forgiveness (love) "heaps burning coals" upon the person who wronged them. 3. Forgiving can have positive impact to people around them. I'm reminded of the story Sara Weaver (from the family that was the focal point of the Ruby Ridge incident in America). Her mother was shot by a federal agent sniper during the siege, and her brother was also shot by a federal agent. Despite this, after the siege had ended and she went through years of emotional trauma and PTSD, she grew to forgive the federal government and those who had caused her such trauma, and began to tell stories of the incident in a way to promote peace and to try to prevent more of these incidents from happening. I don't write all of this as if it's all easy. To quote my first response to KadenGreen (the OP): "And I don't say this to make it seem like radical forgiveness is a fact in life or that it's easy to do. It definitely isn't easy, like in your example. I definitely would struggle to forgive someone who violated a woman close to me, such as a friend or mother, and I know it probably would be hard for them as well." And in addition, I can definitely understand it would be hard for someone to forgive if they were raped, or if they were robbed, or if they were attacked, or if they were insulted and their reputation was lost, or if a close one was murdered. It's not an easy command. But Christ does call those who follow him to carry their crosses like he did, and this may be one of them. A cross is a very heavy and painful thing to carry at times. And just in case, to reiterate, the rapist is not off the hook. Christian morality and justice says that rapist will get their due reward, whether it be from secular authorities, or the punishment from above if the rapist has no genuine and changing repentance. I think some churches are so heavily focused on a very fleeting version of Jesus' love, and forgets the very firm statements he made about judgement upon evil doers. There are also some churches who are very hard and cold and so committed about judgement that they forget Jesus' preaching of love and forgiveness to enemies and sinners, even though their sins are still abhorrent and bad. Jesus' forgiveness doesn't stop condemning evildoers, but invites them to turn from the ways that destroy themselves and others, and to turn to a new life of repentance and cleansing. I apologize for the long message, but I hope this may further your understanding of this forgiveness.

Yep. Zoomer has also talked about it in a video of his explaining larping. Depending on what Denomination you follow has its own problems. For example "orthobros" online pose as gigachads, mascular, strong and lonely. Whereas, if you actually show up in a church you will see some skinny and not that physically strong adolescents and too few people actually aged up until 25. It is best when you live as a Christian. As much as you can that is... God bless you.

Cliquey. A clique is an exclusive group with common interests that discourages any outsiders.

you have to be a certain type of person for southerners to be nice to you. if you’re the wrong kind of brown, the wrong religion, or the wrong gender or sexuality, you do NOT get nice treatment in the small towns

He did the supralapsarian one last week

it's not conspiracy theory, it's just pattern recognition.

He's just generalizing. He has his opinion, but if he actually saw some of the beautiful architecture hidden here, he would be pleasantly surprised

The return dislike extension is not accurate

Being in a group and not being involved with anyone outside of your group. For example, you are a band member, you only eat with or befriend people in your band. Someone from your math class asks to sit with you because they are new and want to be your friend but you say no.

@@lmae8337 thanks.

Cliques.

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