>>>/christian/ had some posts recently, I don't browse it so I don't know the situation now, if you won't find them there then maybe that'll be a lead

>>188
Thanks man, just went there and it looks like I'm not the only one

>>186
8/christian/ is not migrating anywhere, and even if 8chan comes back online the BO here admitted that he did not believe in it in the first place. 8/christian/ was just a board for a catholic discord community.

This board is a bunker for 8/christianity/, where we actually believed in imageboards as a platform for Christian discussion.

>>193
>we actually believed in imageboards as a platform for Christian discussion.
And you were right.

>>186
Some went to halfchan /pol/ and posted a bunch of RC threads. They failed miserably

>>193
do you have the link to that discord server. I really liked 8/christian/ and i want more

>>268
https://discord.gg/hvmFv4Z

I'm warning you: it's a frustrating timesink full of socially challenged teenage boys.

>>269

>I'm warning you: it's a frustrating timesink full of socially challenged teenage boys.

To be fair, that's pretty much anonymous image board culture as a whole.

>>270
It's not readily apparent on an imageboard because each thread is on a certain topic. Discord is a groupchat.

>>269
>using satanic botnet
ishygddt

>>186
So I've been a refugee for a day or so now, going from website to website. It feels pretty bad.

8kun has come online but is very laggy at the moment. The Christian boards haven't been migrated. Someone please tell the BO of /christianity/ to contact the admins to migrate the board.

>>186
Are there Bible passages about warning against devilish, fool-shaping speech like ebonics or that vile language used in the OP's image?

>>193
Tutor was a horrible BO, and I don't like saying that because it sounds like I hate him, but I do not. His reign has been plagued with incompetence, and perhaps the worst thing to happen to the board was not stepping in when a couple of fools DESPITE A FEW OF US WARNING THEM thought it prudent to advertise the board on reddit. Reddit is a hugbox of conventional "moralists" and those who would prefer religion as a hobby. After that, /christian/ become something much worse. At one point I could have genuine religious, spiritual discussion, but no longer.

>>291
When yellowposters on /b/ from the most popular image board showed links to the server of that thing, I knew something wasn't right.
Good for yellowposters trying to convience mods of that imageboard to remove porn, but that link just ruined it for me.