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►What did Vincent of Lerins say about how we can know whether a doctrine came out of the Apostles or not? https://arius-ai.com/ { "reply": Vincent of Lerins, a monk from the early 5th century, is known for his famous dictum: "Quod ubique, quod semper, quod ab omnibus creditum est" which...

That one would have been funnier if the bottom slide's caption was just blank tbh.

135 LBS overhead press, 225 LBS bench press, >330 LBS squat, 450 LBS deadlift.

The President said, "We thank God," and it was awkward. But how will A.I. translate "We thank God" into Arabic? "We thank Allah." President's always 20 steps ahead.

Kind of sad but I decided to go with it

“ But now in order to be responsible you have to entertain the notion of organizational or as Wikipedia calls it regulatory capture, which means, that a whole entire organization is intellectually, spiritually, mentally, corrupted by some interest, party, or political ideology. ” What's the...

All I know is, you can't possibly believe that the geologic record is like a videotape of what happened over ... I'm guessing you think that mankind has been around for 200,000 years? You think geology captured every last thing during those years? You don't think that rather, the geologic...

►OK. Now I've got the party who insists on misunderstanding what Apostolic succession denotes, which ofc, is not that there are any new Apostles, but only that the Apostles were the first Bishops. Bishops are not Apostles, but this guy constantly, contentiously and incorrigibly says that...

►What is 'Apostolicity'? I've got a party asking me. I always thought it was Apostolic patrimony, for lack of a better term, but this [fellow's] acting like he's never heard the word and can't conceive of what it might mean. Isn't it just everything that came out of the Apostles? And, how...

►Which was the last significant or major heresy before Waldensianism? GPT-4o mini Before the emergence of Waldensianism in the late 12th century, one of the last significant heresies that had a major impact on the Church was the Albigensian heresy, associated with the Cathars. Here are some key...

"Catholic theology begins with institutional dogma and then reshapes Scripture to fit." Question is, Is there such a thing as Apostolicity. If there is, then this is what you're calling here 'institutional dogma'. But we call it "the faith which was once delivered unto the saints" Jude 3, and...

And we remember His death on Sundays, which became His day ("the Lord's day", Revelation 1:10), and not on Fridays (or on Thursdays), because we remember His death on the day He was raised from the dead, rather than on the day He died.

It's a tad interesting, but the rest of the "prophecy" seems less likely than just random chance would have been. As far as private revelations go, I see Fatima as the best attested, since it actually happened in the age of photography and there are pictures to go along with all the testimonies.

$$ Joh 18:39 But ye have a custom, that I should release unto you one at the passover: will ye therefore that I release unto you the King of the Jews? The day Jesus was crucified was the Passover.