/lit/ - Literature

>>15586713
>>15586743
Holy Mother Mary is praying for you, you know.

OP you're going to have to embrace the mystical, the miraculous, and the supernatural. You're going to have to embrace the fact that God makes Himself known in the world in ways that defy the natural order. If any religion were "purely natural" it wouldn't be worth following. What's the point in following a purely natural religion when you could just live your everyday life? The reason to follow a religion is to transcend the natural order of things. To take a step beyond the normal bounds of the Earth and commune with that which is above the world, and beyond the world.

You're going to have to embrace the fact that /x/ is more correct than you would like to admit.

Insulting the name of the Blessed Virgin is a sure way to bring ruin and devastation down on your own head.

Reminder that Mary herself is probably one of Luke's sources. She's the only source from which he could get the early details in his Gospel, like the Annunciation and the Visitation. This is probably also why the story of the Penitent Thief is found only in Luke's Gospel, because Mary had the presence of mind to overhear it as she stood at the foot of the Cross.

>>14620620
Which is why they need to be properly Christianized. They need to be baptized. Perhaps Xi is China's Diocletian, and a Constantine will follow who broadly tolerates Christianity. But my point is, I think the CCP and the Church can exist in peace.

America needs to be baptized too, by the way. America is a pagan empire, no less than Rome or China.