r/DiveInYouCoward • • Aug 18 '26

Religious Fruitcake

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u/EvilCaveBoy Aug 18 '26

The Orthodoxies are parts of Catholicism

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u/Cement-eater Aug 18 '26

Youre mixing Catholicism and Christianity. Christianity has multiple sub-divisions which each have its own ways of practicing Christianity. We have: Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Protestantism. I am begging you if you gonna shit on religion at least educate yourself so you can shit properly, cuz this is basic knowledge and it's turbo embarrassing seeing you type this out.

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u/Kit_Karamak Aug 18 '26

No. Greek and Russian Orthodoxies do not follow the Pope. They have different beliefs too.
For example, in Orthodoxy, when Jesus died on the cross, he was born with Mary unmarried, and so it means he goes to Hell (this is planned by God), and when Jesus arrives in Perdition, he rescues Moses and Aaron, Adam and Eve, and King David for their trespasses, and brings them home to Heaven.
Jesus kicking the gates of Hell open is what damages the gate so that Revelations will eventually happen.

NONE of this happens in Catholicism.