It wouldn’t be the Catholic Church of today is my understanding But don’t be so strongly pulled to disbelieve what the early church’s looked like what they formed into and what they needed to be to stand the test of time So much better than what we do today in my opinion

Pastor at Mt Olive Lutheran Church insists that penal substitutionary atonement is not biblical and "doesn't hold up to scripture."

There are terrible Catholic church’s There are terrible Protestant church’s There’s Catholic church’s worth saving There’s Protestant church’s worth saving There’s amazing Catholic church’s There’s amazing Protestant church’s

I have no words.

It's the duality of this existence. You can't have left without right. You can't have up without down. You can't have joy without sorrow. We chose to eat the fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. This knowledge comes through experience, we gain perspective.

A woman randomly stabs two young children on the street. What would you have done if you were the parents?

But that doesn't make it so.

fabricated perception thinking they need to sacrifice things to cover sin The Old Testament prophets frequently rebuked the people when they treated sacrifices as mechanical transaction tools while ignoring justice it was a old world system pointing to the New Testament

Gun pointed to your head, name a 0/10 movie

LOVED Halloween ends My issue is it’s perception needs reversed, Ends (with some obvious altering) would have been the second film & Halloween kills would be the finale Once you start capturing what sequences go where to build/relieve foundation This will make so much sense

Why do Christians in the comments think spamming “free will” solves the problem 😅😅 If God is omniscient, omnipotent, and perfectly good, and he genuinely doesn’t want evil in the world or anyone to end up in hell, why would he create people he already knows will commit horrific atrocities, like Hitler, or people he already knows will end up in hell? Remember, God supposedly knows the entire future before creating anyone and all counter factuals , and he could simply choose not to create those individuals in the first place. And nobody’s free will would be violated because those individuals would never exist. Only beings that exist could have their free will violated … just don’t create them!! The issue isn’t whether God forces people to commit evil….it’s why a perfectly good God would knowingly create people whose lives he infallibly knows will culminate in horrific evil or eternal damnation when he could have refrained from creating them. The “free will” spamming in the comments just completely misses the mark 😅😅