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A most fascinating article, from Culture Wars website, that deals with the relationship between Puritanism and post-Temple rabbinism, and its revolutionary anti-Catholic effects on History.

https://www.fisheaters.com/jc-jones6.html
Just got banned for saying this in a fagan chat lol:

I find it very funny that you find it fitting to use the Bible as a source when talking about Christianity, but not the Oral Torah (which includes the words of Rabbis) when it comes to Judaism
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Exposing hypocrisy and making the owner look like a retard is a bannable offence in the pagan chat
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Adolf Hitler's new year's message
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To Hell and Back.

The vision of Saint John Bosco.
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Take a moment and visit an IMPERIVM related chan that's inspired by Terra Mater herself.

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“The best of the gentiles: kill him; the best of snakes: smash its skull; the best of women: is filled with witchcraft.” Kiddushin 66c The uncensored version of this text appears in Tractate Soferim (New York, M. Higer, 1937), 15:7, p. 282. “The best of the gentiles should all be killed.”

http://talmudical.blogspot.com/2010/09/truth-about-talmud.html
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Between the Lines of Drift: Memoirs of a Militant Ch 10

Eric gets help and supplies from a Trad Cath he once went to Latin Mass with but in the process the FBI gets on his trail and he must use his knowledge of the woods to mislead them and get away
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“Meanwhile, in his book Charlemagne: Father of a Continent, Alessandro Barbero adds that
the most likely inspiration for the mass execution of Verden was the Bible. Exasperated by the continual rebellions, Charlemagne wanted to act like a true king of Israel. The Amalekites had dared raise their hand to betray God’s people, and it was therefore right that every last one of them should be exterminated. Jericho was taken and all those inside had to be put to the sword, including men, women, old people, and children, even the oxen, sheep, and donkeys, so that no trace would be left of them. After defeating the Moabites, David, with whom Charles liked to compare himself, had the prisoners stretch out on the ground, and two out of three were killed. This, too, was part of the Old Testament from which the king drew inspiration, and it is difficult not to discern a practical and cruelly coherent application of that model in the massacre of Verden.”
Why are they complaining again?
I thought might was right?! 😂
Wicked religion
Reminder, Iconoclasm was not a movement until the Isaurians came along. Iconoclasm was spreading everywhere in Christendom during the 7th century due to Islamic influence. https://www.schmemann.org/byhim/byzantiumiconoclasm.html
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St. Lucy had already offered her virginity to God and refused to marry, when her mother pressed her to accept the offer of a young pagan. The mother was afflicted afterwards for several years by an issue of blood, and all human remedies were ineffectual. Lucy reminded her mother that a woman in the Gospel, suffering from the same disorder, had been healed by the divine power. They determined to make a journey to Catania, where the tomb of Saint Agatha, martyred in 251, was already a site of pilgrimage. St. Agatha, Lucy said, stands ever in the sight of Him for whom she died. Only touch her sepulchre with faith, and you will be healed. The Saint of Catania had already saved that city, when Mount Etna had erupted the year after her martyrdom: some frightened pagans, seeing a course of lava descending directly toward the city, had uncovered her tomb, and at once it had stopped.

St. Lucy and her mother spent an entire night praying by the tomb, until, overcome by weariness, both fell asleep. St. Agatha appeared in vision to Saint Lucy, and addressing her sister in the faith, foretold her mother's recovery and Lucy's future martyrdom: You will soon be the glory of Syracuse. At that instant the cure was effected; and in her gratitude the mother allowed her daughter to distribute her wealth among the poor, and to conserve her virginity.

The young man who had sought her hand in marriage denounced her as a Christian during the persecution of Diocletian, but Our Lord, by a special miracle, saved from outrage this virgin He had chosen for His own. The executioners who would have taken her to a house of ill fame were unable to move her. The exasperated prefect gave orders to attach her by cords to harnessed bulls, but the bulls, too, did not succeed, and he accused her of being a magician. A fire kindled around her did her no harm, though she was covered with resin and oil. When a sword was plunged into her heart, the promise made at the tomb of Saint Agatha was fulfilled. Saint Lucy died, predicting peace for the Church.