Have you noticed they focus on those who lived hedonist lives before being a Christian, more than those who were a Christian their whole lives?
Someone who is a former priest of satan, should just shut up if they become a christian. If they understand the full weight of their sin, then they would be wary of spreading their evil to others.
This crap happens in Protestant churches too. They are more interested in the voice of so called "reformed" Onlyfans hoes more than the devout christian women
"I say unto you that likewise more joy shall be in Heaven over one sinner that repenteth, than over ninety and nine just persons who need no repentance." - Jesus
I know about his story, how much of the New Testament he wrote, and what he did before his conversion.
He was also an accomplished Jewish scholar who knew the Old Testament well, which helped in his task of explaining the new covenant with the Christians of the world. I'm not denying conversions like these exist, I am calling into question the modern elevation of Christians with dubious pasts into positions of power claiming it was a "conversion." Paul even agrees in his teachings on selecting church elders and pastors. 1 Tim 3
Have you noticed they focus on those who lived hedonist lives before being a Christian, more than those who were a Christian their whole lives?
Someone who is a former priest of satan, should just shut up if they become a christian. If they understand the full weight of their sin, then they would be wary of spreading their evil to others.
This crap happens in Protestant churches too. They are more interested in the voice of so called "reformed" Onlyfans hoes more than the devout christian women
"I say unto you that likewise more joy shall be in Heaven over one sinner that repenteth, than over ninety and nine just persons who need no repentance." - Jesus
The Apostle Paul wrote a quarter of the New Testament. Prior to his conversion on The Road to Damascus, he persecuted and murdered Christians.
I know about his story, how much of the New Testament he wrote, and what he did before his conversion.
He was also an accomplished Jewish scholar who knew the Old Testament well, which helped in his task of explaining the new covenant with the Christians of the world. I'm not denying conversions like these exist, I am calling into question the modern elevation of Christians with dubious pasts into positions of power claiming it was a "conversion." Paul even agrees in his teachings on selecting church elders and pastors. 1 Tim 3