Video related.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=INMSWi-ZpHU [Embed]

Jesus' foreskin was cut off and has decayed. It plays no significance in Christianity. Maybe He got a new one with His glorified body, who knows.

Roman superstition around relics is actual paganism.

>even remotely considering British Israelism
https://youtube.com/watch?v=CqaJFn4Xgbs [Embed]

>>109

>They probably arrived on Catholicism because they bought the meme about ancient catholic traditionalism

Agreed. The same can be said of imageboard/e-Orthodox.


>Pic related

However, other than the "Pray the Rosary" meme, I can't really tell what you're trying to get at with that pic.

so American so tiresome

>>110
It's a thread of one anon talking to himself

>>113

D'oh. Missed the IDs. My bad.

Every single day
The same tired memes
samefagging to force a thread

Related examples of postmodern megachurches

>Founder Of Harvest Bible Chapel (Chicago) Fired For Misconduct And ‘Highly Inappropriate Comments’.
https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2019/02/13/harvest-bible-chapel-pastor-founder-fired-james-macdonald/
Founding pastor, 13000 members, 9 campuses.
Caught on tape talking about planting CP on an opponent's computer. Other sexual misconduct allegations.


>Founder Of Willow Creek Megachurch Steps Down Amid Misconduct Allegations
Also Chicago
https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2018/04/11/willow-creek-megachurch-pastor-resigns-misconduct/
Bill Hybels, big name author. Founding pastor of Willow Creek, 25000 attendees of 7 campuses.
Resigned due to sexual misconduct, investigation found allegations credible.

>>160
yes another plus

Nanochan seems like the best option as of now.

>>162
There are no user created boards on nanochan

>>162
I doubt that the admin of nanochan would allow a Christian board unless we had a sizable population move over, and even then the posters there would demand that it be excluded from the overboard, or deleted entirely.

Where is my 8chan

Jim said "next week" on the fifth

'Nuff said.

>>143
Because the events of the Bible are matters of history, especially the life, death and resurrection of Jesus

>>145
>Because the events of the Bible are matters of history, especially the life, death and resurrection of Jesus
What do you mean by "matters of history"?

>>146
I mean that the events truly happened, not allegorical or mythological.

>>147
>I mean that the events truly happened
But how can you be certain that these events truly happened? I mean, there are many religions and each one tells that they are not myths, but only one of them can be true. What evidence do you have?

>>150
I have the Bible, numerous non Christian NT era historians, and an overwhelming absence of contrary evidence that would be expected if the accounts were fabricated by ancient Hebrews. The naturalist usually says "there is an absence of evidence for x (an Egyptian captivity)" or "given this, it seems unlikely that x (a global flood) happened".
There is no cogent proof against an event of Biblical history.
Biblical archaeology is a great apologetic.

Given all this though, I don't personally inspect all ancient artifacts and spend a lifetime debating the historicity of biblical events. I know the Bible is true because I have been saved and indwelt with the holy spirit, like the Bible said I would be at the point of salvation.

>>139

>The poor judgment of those people is not an inherent flaw in the imageboard, because imageboard use does not per se entail escapism.

Whether it be online LARPing, conspiracy theories, delusions of grandeur, or isolating oneself in the blanket of anonymity, anonymous image boards are breeding pits of escapism; with the exception proving the rule in classic fashion.

>Yes, there are imageboards...

No. I mean imageboard websites as a whole. Yes, I'm aware of some not quite as bad singular boards like /ck/ as you pointed out, but even on those boards, behavior endemic to image board culture as a whole rears it's ugly head. Look at the top major boards on this site: The number one board consists of NEETS in Australia licking each others wounds; Qanon and several different flavors of /pol/; /b/ - the official board of people metaphorically flinging feces at each other like monkeys; grown men masturbating to anime lesbians and monstergirls and talking about My Little Pony; /rapport/ - which claims to be about conversation and women, but is just softporn....

> Those are all good questions and exactly what I'm talking about. You would be ostracized in most churches for even asking the question of the morality of racemixing.

Those are all examples of repetitive bait and twisting of scripture like I said. Every single racemixing thread consists of far righters, fascists, nazis, etc. taking verses in the OT and Apocrypha about Jews separating on a religious basis out of context to prop up their distorted views. Just as far leftists, commies, pinkos, etc. take portions of Acts and the words of Jesus out of context to prop up their "Muh Jesus was a socialist who would never vote conservative" meme. I've seen this exact same flotsam and jetsam play out time and time again. It's not deep or thought provoking or civil. It's the same feces throwing ad infinitim.

>The interdenominational debate is also productive, it's only the responsibility of the reader to know what constitutes a cogent argument and what's fallacious.

Same thing for this. I've yet to see an interdenominational thread that didn't devolve into rancorous "debate" or just plain ad hominem spewing.

>>140

>that anonymous imageboards are necessarily profane and escapist.

They are. Besides the top boards that I listed (not to mention just take a look at the top boards of any image board site, as well as behavior on even the so-called SFW ones), let's take a look at this very board right now:

-No posts in the prayer thread
-Nofap/Purity thread is basically dead
-Potentially interesting discussion and thought provoking heresy thread is basically dead
-QTDDTOT thread is basically dead
-One of the more active threads recently has been a literal Judaiser going over the same exact mental gymnastics that all Judaisers of Christianity engage in.
-The most active thread other than this one, the "Racemixing and Zionist" thread, is the same OT verses out of context argument that's been done a gazillion times ad nauseam that I mentioned earlier.

Probably the only good active thread is the meme and bread pills thread.

Honestly, I'm sorry if I'm being a Debbie Downer. I started out on 4chan around the later middle 2000's (sometime before Project Chanology); migrated over to 8chan in the aftermath of the Gamergate fiasco; started hanging out on pre-Catholic Mafia /christian/ once I came back to Christianity; migrated to /christianity/ once the Catholic Mafia started bearing down; and while hanging out on Endchan following the 8chan crackdown, and while Endchan had it's upgrade downtime, I wandered and explored other imageboard sites. Hanging out on /christian/ and /christianity/ for so long, I had forgotten just how degenerate imageboard culture can be outside of a Christian board, not to mention I had already started having nagging doubts even during my time on 8chan /christian/ and /christianity/. So yes, I am quite cynical and weary of imageboard culture at this point.

>>141
dead =/= profane or escapist
This is a dead board

>>134
>After exploring various other image boards, I've found that outside of a Christian board, anonymous image board culture as a whole is a cesspool of porn, fringe politics, edge-lords, trolls, petty slap fights, cynics and sadists and the proudly maladjusted.
Yes and it's hilarious.
And it's not only that and it all depends on the place and your definitions of said labels.
Still if it perturbs you, you really shouldn't be around. This is the closet that great many shunned things have been shoved into.
Keep in mind however that Christianity started in a closet and soon enough will be pushed there again.

>>136
>>139
>>>There is a dystopia around us
>>What are you talking about?
circumcision

other such christian intrusions into matters of state conscience

I have all the /christianity/ banners. I can put them up when I'm back to my machine.

All my bans expired about two weeks ago. I'm not sure how I could share them even if they were still active anyway.

what resolution should they be?

>>73

Curses! Robbed of chances to be denied posting here because of your greed! Don't you know that sharing is caring good sir?!?

>>74

Not sure. I've seen banners on the other boards on this site at dimensions much much larger than what I've seen on 8chan though. Only the BO would know about precise dimensions for sure, so I can ask, but I imagine 8chan sized ones would be fine for now.