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Do you believe the reformation helped the jew or hurt them? I’m also a Protestant btw.

I wish there was a Protestant response to e michael Jones.

Do you believe the reformation helped the jew or hurt them? I’m also a Protestant btw. I wish there was a Protestant response to e michael Jones.

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I see it as a balance. Catholicism is good because you've got a wealth of tradition to fall back on, the confessional which is kind of a neat idea, the adoration of Mary, Mother of God, which is missing from Protestantism, and a central command center to keep you all more or less on the same page (although that has failed recently with the Bad Seed Pope).

Protestantism, on the other hand, has reliance on the actual word of God, as recorded in the Bible, a personal relationship with God that needs no intermediaries, and a rich tradition of hermeneutics. I like a good, long sermon if the preacher has something to say.

It does seems a little sterile to me, when I watch Protestant sermons on my monitor. No statues, often not even a cross, no fancy costume for the preacher, no gold decorations, no scarlet wall hangings, no funny hats. Catholic mass is a much more emotional experience than most Protestant sermons (I say "most" because some Pentacostal churches really rock with the speaking in tongues, the rolling on the floor, and the snakes). Religion needs an element of magic or it dries up and blows away.

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I was raised Catholic but I always thought Protestantism and (some of) it's offshoots had a better ethos than Catholicism, I always liked how they emphasised your personal connection to God, in place of "idolatry" and priest worship. That said I kind of like the idolatry, it has produced some beautiful art, and there is a connection to be made with the physical embodiment of God's beauty, be it art, statues, jewellery, architecture, etc,... all expressions of the beauty of life and God. But fuck the Pope and Catholic priests, and well, Catholicism as an institution.

I also appreciate Catholicism's role in crushing the Jew throughout Europe, unlike Protestantism, which seems to have had some Jew-friendly relations in it's early days.

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Word.

I've only recently embraced Protestantism. Mostly out of pragmatism and acceptance of observed reality. Most of the genuinely decent people I've known are Protestants. Not necessarily the most intelligent or right wing people, but the people I trust to not intentionally fuck me over.

I'm very much anti Catholic for the same reasons. The worst people I've ever dealt with personally are Catholics, both at work and in the family.

A tree is known by its fruit, and the most immoral, self righteous asshats I've encountered are Catholics. They are also the most politically progressive people I've met.

I have felt a purpose more and more as I get older, and I feel that God fits the bill. Investigating Christianity led me to believe that it might be truth. Having started reading the Bible, I found that I've never heard anyone do the book justice. I went to church for a while seeking guidance, but I found that people all say the same things about the Bible and what it means. It occurred to me that people are all simply accepting the conclusions of others, of so called experts. I decided to never let anyone else try to tell me what a book says if I can read it myself.

I believe that I don't need an intermediary for my faith to be real, nor do I need a church to tell me how to express my religion. Like anything else in life, the proof is in the pudding. I have to find out what works. I try to copy what wins, and avoid what does not.

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The worst people I've ever dealt with personally are Catholics,

Catholics are trained to lie to themselves, like Jews. Catholics need to conceal their vice from the priest -- Jews have Jewish Mothers.

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The lie is that they are exempt from consequences for their wickedness.

To be fair, it's not just them. I see it every time someone "apologizes" for something hurtful they did intentionally. As though if they say "Sorry! Tee-hee," then no one can hold them morally accountable.

I have a nephew who lies and uses people all the time, and he thinks apologizing is just how he balances out being a dick.

People use their virtue to shelter their vices.

It's like how people are OK with gluttonous consumption as long as they recycle.

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I believe that Cyrus Scofield, almost single-handedly, empowered the jew.

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That’s very likely.

What’s strange is that the concept of Dispensationalism paints an ugly picture of Israel as greedy, faithless losers repeatedly failing down through history and unleashing the worst on the world. The end result of the Dispensational message for Israel as a corporate people was that they rejected God the Father, culminating in the execution of John the Baptist, God the Son at the execution of Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit at the stoning of Stephen, terminating their overall national identity relationship with God, and transforming their religious institution into the “Synagogue of Satan.” Their last purpose, according to prophecy, is two-fold: to bring about the Great Tribulation, and then for a tiny holdout or “remnant” of 144,000 to find their faith and turn back to God. The so-called “Chosen” will only be a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of their people.

How Dispensationalists can see the breakouts and information organized so cleanly and then turn around and still be Zionists is baffling.

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They don't see it in total. They're never given the whole story in order like you just laid it out.

I don't remember hearing Matthew 21:43 preached much:

Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a nation bringing forth the fruits thereof.

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I’m paying attention to this thread, because I’ve had the same question for a while. Overwhelmingly, the Protestants I’ve had experience with are pro-Israel, and many are completely unwilling to stand up against anti-Whiteness, even if they themselves try not to be directly hostile to Whites. I understand my sample is limited to the region in which I live; around here, most of what calls itself “Christian” is deliberately subversive, actively involved in importing non-Whites, and extending “charity” to them. Traitorous.

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There is no such thing as a based Protestant. Despite the reformation, they didn't fix the foundational flaw of Christianity. Protestants still worship a Jew as their lord and savior.

Remember, you are White. Remember, your people are White. Remember, your Gods are White.

Heil Odin!

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Jesus is a son of David, a son of Jacob, a son of Abraham, a son of Shem, a son of Noah, a son of Adam, son of the Most High. The “jews” are the children of Ashkenaz, a son of Gomer, a son Japheth; who is the brother of Shem.

Go read your Bible to understand how people have historically lied and cheated to steal the birthrights of others. There’s nothing new under the sun. Praying to false gods, like Odin, makes you no better than those you consider your enemies.

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See, this is the kind of race-traitor nonsense I'm talking about.

(((Abraham))) was not Germanic. He was not white. He was a Sand-Nigger from Ur.

My Gods are White. Heil Odin!

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Abraham is not God. He was a man God showed favor to. The people God promised the land to never kept their end of the deal, so the promise has been passed onto a new people. God created all things, not just jews. The Bible chronicles His patience with undeserving people, warns about the deceptive nature of this earth, and shows the only way to the promised land.

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I think it’s likely that the jew and Roman Catholicism have an agreement to subvert, demoralize, and destroy Protestant Christians. I’m very much a Protestant, and definitely based. We’re around.