Did stalin maintain his faith?

I mean looking at his policies they seem very reminiscent of the Eastern Orthodox tradition he lived in and went to seminary for for example criminalizing homosexuality criminlizaing abortion reopening the churches etc plus people generally don't lose their faith in a measly 5 years

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u/Tundracajun — 1 day ago

According to Lutheran theology will Baptist be saved?

On one hand they administer the same holy sacraments we do but on the other they reject their holy authority additionally in the small catechism it says we condemn the anabaptist for not Baptising babies in the section on baptism

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u/Tundracajun — 5 days ago

Is china really the 1984 toiltarian dictatorship America makes it out to be?

Hi! American here inquiring about what Chinese citizens actually think of their country is it really the toiltarian dictatorship we are told of? Can you give me a rundown of what's it like? What's your routine? What shows do you get? Are you surveyed? What's life actually like in china?

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u/Tundracajun — 11 days ago

Was Leviticus 18:22 mistranslated?

Just so you know I don't think it applies even if it wasnt but I'm just curious I've heard many people say it was but I want to fact check

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

Was Leviticus 18:22 mistranslated?

Just so you know I don't think it applies even if it wasnt but I'm just curious I've heard many people say it was but I want to fact check

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

How would you define sin

So I've heard many open Christian's don't see the bible as morally authoritative which I agree with but then that begs the problem if sin isn't about the bible how do we define it? What do we have to repent of?

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

Nietzsches argument for God not existing is dumb

He basically says I don't believe God doesn't exists I am not dying physically therefore God doesn't exist

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

Is gooning a sin

I'm not trying to be legalistic I just need to know if I have to repent of it I mean God told me it was ok but that could've been brain chemicals so I gotta double check

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

How come Yahweh disobeys the sermon on the mount multiple times

Like in exodus cannan the flood psalms job etc etc I know he's righteous but how is killing an entire city or drowning the world morally correct?

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

Can one be Christian and capitalist

Hello I personally hold to no as in scirpture it says you can't serve both God and wealth(Matthew 6:24) and thus have to get rid of the wealth and put it towards serving God(Matthew 19) and so I'm wondering how any Christian capitalist reinterpret these clear verses condemning wealth and by capitalism I mean anything Kent hovid does or says

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

I'm having trouble serving God when my society serves wealth instead

Hello everyone I am having trouble being Christian in a capitalist society due to how it is based on the sin of greed and money idolatry but due to how it works I'm forced to participate in it has anyone else had this problem and if so how did you solve it?

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

Hello everyone I am really interested in Gnosticism but I have a couple questions

Why is it so convoluted and weird?
Is the trinity exist?
Doesn’t Jesus constantly say the father and I are one?
What about all the inconsistencies between different versions of texts?
How can earth be hell if it is nothing like the hell jesus preached of(Gehenna)
What relation does this have to cannanite mythology if any?
How does one get saved in gnosticism?
Is there a church or any worship stuff?
How could the aions let all the gnostic text be lost for so long?
are the Gods all powerful all loving all knowing etc and if not how can they be Gods?
Sorry if I’m overwhelming you I just have lots of questions but overall I’ve gotta say Gnosticism makes a lot more sense than traditional Christianity and finally has a truthful answer to the question why did God kill all those kids for laughing at a bald man

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

Has critical scholarship disproved Christianity

And also how do you maintain your faith after learning the Bible is very ahistorical contradictory and inconsistent

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u/Tundracajun — 2 months ago

Moses

Basically I have a question about the story of Moses. Was it created by man to attract new followers or is it a story by God in order to teach us the danger of idolatry or are there anachronisms due to oral tradition because as you probably know historical evidence points towards Moses either not existing or being heavily mythologized(as there is cannan syncretism during the time of Moses so he couldn’t have been in Egypt) also if Moses isn’t real then how can we trust the 10 commandments

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u/Tundracajun — 3 months ago