Notices by Semilexic (epictittus@poa.st)

@zeke @AmonMaritza @BattleDwarfGimli @Snidely_Whiplash @WilhelmIII @bobbala @s2208 @Aly @BowsacNoodle @DailyStormerDigest @EdBoatConnoisseur @KingOfWhiteAmerica @Largo @brokenshakles @dogslurp They count arabs, pakis, indians, hispanics, mixed and many other nonwhites as 'white' which is where the absurd high percentage comes from (see pic).

What we care about are EUROPEAN Americans. As of 2017, European Americans are 133 million. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Americans I don't think its grown much since then, lets say 135 million even for 2024.

In 2024, total legal citizens in USA are 335 million. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_United_States

Leftist estimate of illegals is 12 million https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_immigration_to_the_United_States But they dont count arrested or asylum claimants, since theyre "in the system" and thus not illegal. And they dont count the uncaught or minors. I estimate its over 50 million, but lets go with 12 for now.

135/(335+12)*100=38%

Thirty eight percent, with a best case leftist illegal estimate. A more reasonable estimate of illegals drops it to low 30s.

We are in deep shit and we wont get out if people dont know about it.

If you believe that CHRIST DIED for our sins according to the scriptures; And that HE WAS BURIED, and that HE ROSE again the third day according to the scriptures you are saved.

Ok what if you believe all that with all your heart at one point, but LATER in the TIMELINE, reject Christ and the Holy Spirit, and engage in nonstop unrepentant sinning? Are you saved AFTER the rejection, or can "nothing" separate you from Christ as you said, not even your actions as you said.

By the way, people have been asking ^^^^^^ this fucking question 20-30 times and you keep deflecting.

@bobbala @BattleDwarfGimli @Snidely_Whiplash @WilhelmIII @s2208 @Aly @EdBoatConnoisseur @KingOfWhiteAmerica @Largo @dogslurp This is what we are talking about. The faith/works distinction is because of a mistranslation by Luther. When he was asked why he mistranslated, he said it was on purpose because he felt it should be that way.

The problem with "faith alone" is that you can't point at a pastors 1000sqft mansion and ten ferraris and say "brother you are not christian" because the church is falling apart. The pastor can counter with "i have faith, therefore im Christian" and it is an ultimate trump card. Works are a worldly receipt for faith, they should be synonymous, only a liar would separate works from faith. Because he does one thing, and claims to believe another, which is called a lie.

It is wrong to "side" with Paul or James, they are both part of the Bible, and both Paul and James are in 100% full agreement on faith and works. It is the interpretation that is flawed and only the interpretation that is flawed, the Holy Writ is by definition correct.