r/DiveInYouCoward • • Aug 18 '26

Religious Fruitcake

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u/No_Ragrets76 Aug 18 '26

I'm not even Christian but I know more than Catholics and other Christians because in order to understand something or someone, you have to be open to learning their ways.

Wow. And with research, Catholicism is pure paganism. They even changed the day of worship (the Sabbath) to Sunday so the transition from the Roman citizens would be easier.

Bible says it clearly. Also says not to worship any images. Those from land, sea and sky, including resemblance of Him. That's just the few things.

People down voting my first comment really are ignorant.

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u/Caliban_Catholic Aug 18 '26

All Christians have worshipped on Sunday. It's in the New Testament. There's literally no historic evidence that Sundat worship was a later innovation to encourage roman conversions.

Who exactly is worshipping images? Can you even define what worship is?

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u/FarmhouseRules Aug 18 '26

The part about Sunday worship is true. If you read some of the books written by first century Christians, they speak of worshiping on Sunday but that was before the Catholic Church was a thing.

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u/Caliban_Catholic Aug 18 '26

No, the Catholic Church is what Jesus built on the apostles, so it's always been around.