Today is Spy Wednesday, the day Judas betrayed Jesus Christ.
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Chaotic Priest Suggestions: go into a Catholic store and bless all the rosaries
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Events that changed the course of history.
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Fucking rich of him lol. Also, by all Christian doctrine, isn’t this guy going direct to hell?
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He knew
There’s a lot going on in the Gospel account of the Last Supper.
Jesus washing the Apostles’ feet. Jesus predicting Peter’s denial. Jesus sharing the Passover meal with the Apostles.
But none of those things really stay with me. The moment that always hits home for me?
That odd moment when Jesus identifies Judas as the one who will betray Him. Because it shows us something about Jesus.
Jesus knew.
Jesus knew exactly what was going to happen to Him on Good Friday.
With the complete and perfect knowledge of God, Jesus knew what they would do to Him. Jesus knew that He would be abandoned. And how much all of it would hurt. Physically. Emotionally. Spiritually.
Knowing all of that, He still went through with it.
In case you ever wonder how much He loves you.
Today’s Readings
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The ending of supernatural is sooooo good for people deconstructing from the church. Soooo cathartic. Yeah, fuck you god. Fuck off.
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Okay, serious question.
What's the deal with purity in most abrahamic religions, especially christianity? This isn't me making fun of these people; if abstinence helps you feel closer to God, so whatever you want! But I'm just confused as to why it's a thing?
My original theory is because pregnancy was very dangerous back then (still is) and since lust can lead to sex which can lead to pregnany, they made it a sin so people wouldn't die brutal and painful deaths. But that's just my theory, and I can't find much other than it "taking away from God." But Adam and Eve were litterally made have sex and populate the Earth, which seems counterproductive. So, why is lust a sin?
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