Posts made by dan.dominic

@NateHiggers "Christianity kept people in the dark ages".... so long as you dont take credit for the glories of the years between 500-1700 (and all of the working class accomplishments from 1700-1970) in Catholic Europe, thats fine by me, since right after the"Dark Ages" ended in certain countries in when you start to see the unforeseen filth creep in. Not even to mention that the near majority of the labor force the fueled the whole industrial revoltion in France and America were Catholic immigrants from Ireland, Italy, and Germany who were very devout.

Look at all the great achievers that you seem to only credit their racial identity to. They almost all exclusively were DEVOUT catholics and carried out its teachings.

Nationalism rose since the 1800s and that when you see all the sodomy, abortion, feminism, contraception come into the picture. By all means, take credit for those things if you think what has happened is much better. Go read what the filth that happened in the French Revolution, a nationalistic movement.

The funny part in all of this is your whole "enslavement of the masses" is the exact stuff that is being peddaled in universities by the modern people who support abortion on demand, democracy, sodomy, and contracpetion. Youre so influenced by them while claiming to be opposed to them.

Latin America has only converted to Catholicism for a few centuries. Also, liberalism started creepin in almost immediately in the 1700s.It takes more than a few centuries of Catholic faith in order for a society to be transformed away from the demons that enslaved that society for thousands of years. Europe didnt start to prosper architecturally and agriculturally for a few hundred years after it had converted. But once Catholic governments were implemented, you see the great rise in socities increase almost exponentiallly after a few hundred years. Yet you ignore how much progress theyve made in that short amount of time. They went from doing human sacrafice to having quite good economies within a few hundred years. And the expedition for this was started by the glorious Catholic Spanish empire under Queen Isabella and Christopher Colombus.

Someone who has that disordered attraction is not a criminal. Its true that God loves everyone, if you have a problem with that then go read the bible. Its ironic that you snip the quote right before where he said that its also a sin to do such acts. Which he has repeated a few times.

Do me a favor. You ahve thousands of years of what Europe was like before Catholicism came into the picture. How come Europe accomplished in those thousands of years feats of a magnitutde that Catholic-based societies were accomplishing in a few years throughout the 1800-1900s? Why are your fertility rates an abomination just so coincidentally at the same exact time that society stopped following Christian principles? Why are mothers murdering their offspring, allowing their children to be whores, and abandoning their grandparents in nursing homes? Surely you should be having all the glory ever right? You have a euroepan union for the first time in history. and even "better" for you, it doesnt hold to the "enslavement of the masses". Where is the glory? Where is the beauty? Where is the truth? You have a lot of explaining to do.

@hypermensch Its because people have rejected the truth and stopped practicing their faith. All of the things that you mention that are genuinely evil are directly opposed to the Catholic teaching. Unless a government comes into force those teachings on to people then its pretty much up to them to decide for themselves to follow or not.

@atlantean1488 It can also just be that you’re maladapted to something. Some people who are on ultra low salt diets develop an aversion to sodium. But once you get used to more salt you start to love it. If your body tempt is genuinely like 38 Celsius then yea cool down but you’re hypothermic you objectively are too cold.

@NateHiggers Have you ever read about the Crusades? Catholic Europe defended its boarders from hostile invaders over centuries and centuries. Also in history there have been Catholic societies that deported hostile groups, like in 1492 when Queen Isabella deported all non Catholics in Spain.

I can also show you where many Pope’s have said that it’s good for nations to see their particular peoples as something to be preserved. “ It is quite legitimate for nations to treat those differences as a sacred inheritance and guard them at all costs. The Church aims at unity, a unity determined and kept alive by that supernatural love which should be actuating everybody; she does not aim at a uniformity which would only be external in its effects and would cramp the natural tendencies of the nations concerned. Every nation has its own genius, its own qualities, springing from the hidden roots of its being. The wise development, the encouragement within limits, of that genius, those qualities, does no harm; and if a nation cares to take precautions, to lay down rules, for that end, it has the Church's approval. ”- St. John XXIII

Your priorities are just way out of wack. It may be the case that hostile groups would need to be deported, but it’s much lower on the scale of things that need to be fixed. You just mentioned so many things like sodomy, abortion, promiscuity, and birth rates which would improve, but you’re focused on a much smaller issue in the hostile immigration? And a lot of the issues in immigration are coming from governments not taking law and order seriously, not deporting hostile people, etc.

You’re talking about a “European identity” but that’s what you’ve had growing continually for the past 150 years and during that same time is when you see some of the worst wars ever recorded, pornography, promiscuity, abortion, depopulation, etc.

@atlantean1488 You have to adapt to higher temperatures probably. Objectively you’re not overheating, you’re hypothermic. You can’t always simply follow what feels fine at the time.

@atlantean1488 that’s usually considered clinical hypothermia. Why do you keep your temp so low in the house?

@hypermensch Go ask them cause I didn’t say “just go back to church”. That would help as a start point, but Many People were/are going to church for decades without being educated of what the right thing to do is and/or choosing to do the wrong thing.Its about adopting the whole truth of the Catholic faith. One of the main complaints is about declining demographics in Europe, yet one of the main driving forces in this is both birth control, abortion, promiscuity, and the excesses of free market capitalism. All of those have been condemned for ages by the authorities established in the Church by God, and, not only have they been refuted, but there’s a perfect point by point rationale and human logic behind all of it.

Thoughts?

@Norwegian-Mugabe I don’t know all my true reasons, but here’s some of the main ones. The prophecy of the destruction of the Jewish temple and the end of Animal sacrifice 500 years before it happened by the Prophet Daniel in the Scriptures is what really strengthened me a lot originally in realizing the true God. The prophecies also strongly point to what Jesus did specifically, and that led me to a strong faith in Christianity. I also found that the anthropology in the Bible where mankind originally was made in a garden with fruit lined up with what I had come to know about a healthy diet, which was contrary to the type of one meal a day carnivore anthropology of mankind (this might not be important to most people but I’ve been into health/biology topics for more time then I probably should have). And I came to belief in Catholicism due to the love, miracles, and kindness of the saints in its church through years and years, the way it was the backbone of the largest growth in civilization, and most importantly how well it lined up with Scripture and logical coherence. My faith grows when I see reality map out more and more onto what I already believe by faith,

What are your guys experience with eating one or two meals per day? I dont just mean drinking fluids like milk all day, I mean strictly having calories and nutritious fluids at one or two times in the day. Its very common for people to report feeling very energetic (at first, at least), needing less sleep, and mental sharpness. Anyone share these benefits?

@Terminator https://youtu.be/ljvTwbxrylc?si=RPQeRC84XD8_UALq

@Hitler Look up the German Turkish worker program, which happened at the same time Germans were adopting contraception. If no one was hiring the immigrants then they wouldn’t be coming as fast as they are. It’s the same thing here in America, immigrants get hired at a cheaper price than natives.

@Norwegian-Mugabe Look at the German Turkish worker program. Over 2 million immigrants into the workforce at the almost same exact time that Germans adopted contraception- a rejection of the Catholic faith. And on Italy, the immigrants take jobs below the legal minimum wage in America and displace native, I wouldn’t be suprised if it’s the same in Italy. Also the average age in Italy is almost 45 which you didn’t address.

Europe needs to fix its demographic crisis by stopping the disordered and evil use of contraceptives, as well as simply focusing on the family. This would all be a byproduct of repenting and returning to the Catholic Church.

It’s quite ridiculous to complain about an immigration “crisis” without realizing the main reason so many immigrants are coming is to fill the void in jobs that should be filled by young people. See what would happen to the economy if you had no immigration and did not increase birth rates.

@pilky a jacket, socks, and hat.

@HubblyBubbly Durian Rider eats like 90% carbs+ and is extremely lean. Also a lot of the people he advises are like this too.

@The-New-Sun I’ll just keep it at what you said then. You claim that the problems in Europe are due to third world immigration. The most famous of these mass migrations is from turkey to Germany due to a workers program from a shortage of cheap labor. This program peaked exactly when Contraception became widespread in Germany. Contraception is forbidden in Catholic social teaching. So your own reason for why Europe is suffering, whether I agree with it or not, is directly solved by Catholic social teaching.

@The-New-Sun Spell this one out for me. You give all the credit for the massive advancements in life quality from 500-1950 in Europe after the proliferation of Catholicism to a vague concept of racialism. While at the same time you’re trying to convince that Catholicism is a destructive force. It’s beyond illlgical to think that at the same exact time period Catholicism had its golden age in Europe (which you’re portraying as poisonous) is just coincidentally the time that Europe rapidly expanded. Coincidentally at the same time Catholic Monarchies conquered and evangelized a whole hemisphere (it was just the race though right? It’s not like the Spanish Reconquista was primarily driven by Catholic identitarianism right?) Then, coincidentally, when Catholicism is abandoned in the early 1900s, coincidentally morals decline, family ties decline, fertility rates decline. And in all this you seem to think you’re against certain Zionist influences? When you’re walking hand in hand with their hatred of Catholicism which they’ve had for ages. And yet you still don’t see how the immigration is driven by low birth rates (a direct denial of Catholic social teaching on the prohibition of contraception), therefore leaving jobs open to be filled by cheap labor. Now Europe is importing immigrants from all the countries that still ah e some semblance of faith in God, while Europes fertility rates fall into obscurity. Do yourself a favor and look when the Turkish German worker program started that brought all the Turks to Germany. Now look at the fertility rates leading up to it. Now look when birth control was invented. Now see the Catholic teaching on contraception. Your own excuse for why Europe is suffering is proven to be from a neglection of Catholicism.

If you introduce a poison into an area, at the bare minimum you’d expect to see some sort of decline. Not online did Europe not see a decline, it blossomed in a perfect symphony as Catholicism brought forth it in glory.

@The-New-Sun Except all of the great conquerors and explorers like Colombus and Cortes were driven by their catholic faith, the architecture was driven by the Catholic faith, the education was driven by monasteries. The backbone of society all involved these forces.

Now look at what you have after you take Catholicism out of Europe: nihilism, piss ferility rates, lazy architecture and music. There you have your experiment in the past 60+ years of what is happening to Europe. Meanwhile the Pope is one of the only leaders in Europe who is sounding the alarm bells about the horrible fertility crisis. Why arent the Europeans doing what hes doing to bring awareness to this if you simply credit Europe?

Ill add though that Europe is an amazing motherland and accepted the Fertilization of the gospel. It was and in many ways still is its backbone of the church. This isnt to denegrade Europe, rather to put it in its rightful place.