#christposting

[space-catholic]

The time and effort the Catholic church spends on ascertaining the validity and legality of sacraments, and the very idea that some sacraments can even be “valid but not licit”, really hammers home that, more than any other Christian denomination and maybe more than any other religion, the Catholic Church considers itself the actual, earthly custodians of supernatural truths.

[millionsknives]

vincent benitez embodying the true christian way of the secret third thing not only as an intersex person but also as an anti-war proponent who recognizes the humanity & importance of each individual (and turtle) and puts forward love as the only answer thereby rejecting bellini’s useless liberalism and tedesco’s reactionary conservatism for the true Way

[cactiivx]

Hey!

I've meant to ask, but haven't encountered anyone from the denomination: what does "Apostolic" mean for yall?

Hi, Thank you so much for the ask!

Apostolic means we are built upon the teachings of the apostles and the prophets, Jesus Christ being the chief cornerstone. We believe God is one person/being revealed as the Father in Creation, the Son in his humanity and redemption (still divine), and as the Holy Ghost in regeneration God the Father is a Spirit, and placed his divine Spirit in the man Christ Jesus showing his manifestation as God almighty. We do not deny the existence of all three, but we believe he is One.

We baptize in Jesus name because the name of Father IS Jesus, the name of the Son IS Jesus, and the name of the Holy Ghost IS Jesus, this aligns with both Matthew 28:19 (it only mentions one singular name, that name is Jesus) and Acts 2:38 and many more verses in scripture. Salvation through the death, burial, and resurrection of submerged Baptism in Jesus name as well as being born again in the Spirit/being filled with Holy Ghost and continuing steadfastly in our walk with God.

Matthew 28:19

Acts 2:38

John 1:1-3

John 1:10-12

John 1:14

John 3

Acts 4:12

James 2:14-26

Colossians 3:17

John 14:9

Colossians 2:9

1st Timothy 3:16

Pentecostal means we believe in the infilling of the Holy Ghost like on the day of Pentecost and throughout the New Testament (and spoken of in the Old Testament) with the initial evidence (but not the only sign) of speaking in other tongues, miracles signs and wonders, and power and authority over spirits of darkness.

Isaiah 28:11-12

Joel 2:28

Mark 16:17

Acts 19:2-6

Acts 10:42-48

1st Corinthians 14

Ephesians 6:12

Mark 16:17

James 4:7

Luke 10:19

Matthew 10:1

Mark 9:29

We also believe in separation from the world and dressing modestly. We also do not partake in everything the world does, and we show ourselves separate in our actions, lifestyles, attitudes, how we treat ourselves and others, and our conversations.

If you have any more questions feel free to ask or DM me! God bless you 🤍

[blue-green-memes]

Happy Easter everyone!

[parasitic-saint]

the wound

[mountainhoodart]

Trans, the way God intended for me <3

[project-catgirlpiller]

I think christianity would be more popular If they went all in on the Jesus fish motif and portrayed Jesus as a Mermaid. Give him big dobhonkeros and a seashell bra. Do a Bit of Sex appeal

[keo-kanemura]

sans undertale. philza minecraft. Jesus bible. they're all the same to me