trixR4kids
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This is even worse than that.I posted about that hundreds of times. They wasted time in Arizona and Georgia when they should have been in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. It was so stooooooooooopid.
This is even worse than that.I posted about that hundreds of times. They wasted time in Arizona and Georgia when they should have been in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. It was so stooooooooooopid.
I posted about that hundreds of times. They wasted time in Arizona and Georgia when they should have been in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. It was so stooooooooooopid.
Welp, our beloved and respected president has been kicked off Twitter.
That whole oil-lamp-eight days thing is only in the Catholic bible*. Here, borrow mine.![]()
*Maccabees
If by "only in the Catholic Bible" you mean "Story from the Old Testament" then yes you are correct. The story of Judah and the Maccabees is not a Catholic tale it is a Jewish one. It is literally the basis for the holiday Hanukkah. (which is not celebrated by any Catholic I know)
If by "only in the Catholic Bible" you mean "Story from the Old Testament" then yes you are correct. The story of Judah and the Maccabees is not a Catholic tale it is a Jewish one. It is literally the basis for the holiday Hanukkah. (which is not celebrated by any Catholic I know)
But it is also contained in the Catholic Bible, but not Protestant ones (yes, there's a difference).
Welp, our beloved and respected president has been kicked off Twitter.
EDIT: He's back now. Ah well.
But it is also contained in the Catholic Bible, but not Protestant ones (yes, there's a difference).
Apparently it was deleted by a Twitter employee/hero on his last day work.
I know the Old Testament is in the Catholic Bible...but it is quite the misnomer to pretend Judah and the Macabees is a Catholic story. It would be like saying the Jesus story is a Muslim tale.
I also know there is a difference between the New Testaments. Not my fault the Goys couldnt decide on which crappy sequel was better![]()
the Catholic version contains extra books.
It is literally the basis for the holiday Hanukkah. (which is not celebrated by any Catholic I know)
If by "only in the Catholic Bible" you mean "Story from the Old Testament" then yes you are correct. The story of Judah and the Maccabees is not a Catholic tale it is a Jewish one. It is literally the basis for the holiday Hanukkah. (which is not celebrated by any Catholic I know)
The deuterocanonical books (from the Greek meaning "belonging to the second canon") are the books and passages of the Christian Old Testament that are not part of the Hebrew Bible. The term, used since the 16th century by the Catholic Church and sometimes by Orthodox Christianity, distinguishes these texts from the protocanonical books, which are the books contained in the Hebrew canon.
Christianity is supposed to be New and Improved Judaism, ...[/SIZE]
I used to eat lunch daily with a Jew and an Episcopalian.
The Jew called me (the Catholic) "the reformed Jew" and the Episcopalian "the reformed Catholic."![]()