/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17715091
>worst poster on /ck/ butthurt by Christ
how is Jesus so based bros?

>>16305374
>implying any man-made object can even approach the glory of salvation from our Savior, Lord, and King
heh

>>13424775
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>>13424799
In a word, my son—sin does not pay.

>>13383737
>is there any reason not to drink it?
"Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the kingdom of God. "

>Know you not that the unjust shall not possess the kingdom of God? Do not err: Neither fornicators nor idolaters nor adulterers: Nor the effeminate nor liers with mankind nor thieves nor covetous nor drunkards nor railers nor extortioners shall possess the kingdom of God. And such some of you were. But you are washed: but you are sanctified: but you are justified: in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ and the Spirit of our God.
My good man. You are not looking for a Patron Saint. You are looking for the Devil.

>>13292572
>And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil.

>>13287957
The existence of God is a fact. Aristotle and Aquinas proved it.

>>13281391
In expounding the words of David, “O my God,
make them like a wheel, and as a stubble before the wind," (Ps. lxxxii. 14.) St. Gregory says,
that the man who struggled for a time before he fell into the habit of sin, as soon as he
contracts the habit, yields and yields again to every temptation, with as much facility as a
straw is moved by the slightest blast of wind.

GLUTTONY IS SIN

Brute animals that have been created for this world, enjoy peace in sensual delights. Give to a dog a bone, and he is perfectly content; give to an ox a bundle of hay, and he desires nothing more. But man, who has been created for God, to love God, and to be united to him, can be made happy only by God, and not by the world, though it should enrich him with all its goods.

No. St. Augustine says the want of human flattery and kindness leads to compromise and ultimately damnation. I shall say: Neither fornicators, nor the unclean shall inherit the Kingdom of Heaven.

The man who indulges in impurity is like a person labouring under the dropsy. The latter is so much tormented by thirst, that the more he drinks the more thirsty he becomes. Such, too, is the nature of the accursed vice of impurity; it is never satiated. “As,” says St. Thomas of Villanova , ”the more the dropsical man abounds in moisture, the more he thirsts; so, too, is it with the waves of eternal pleasures.”

>>13201786
You deserved it.

>>13127180
Brute animals that have been created for this world, enjoy peace in sensual delights. Give to a dog a bone, and he is perfectly content; give to an ox a bundle of hay, and he desires nothing more. But man, who has been created for God, to love God, and to be united to him, can be made happy only by God, and not by the world, though it should enrich him with all its goods. What are worldly goods? They may be all reduced to pleasures of sense, to riches, and to honours. “All that is in the world,” says St. John,” is the concupiscence of the flesh,” or sensual delights, and “the concupiscence of the eyes,” or riches, and “the pride of life” that is, earthly honours. (1 John ii. 16.) St. Bernard says, that a man may be puffed up with earthly goods, but can never be made content or happy by them. ”Inflari potest, satiari, non potest.” And how can earth and wind and dung satisfy the heart of man? In his comment on these words of St. Peter”Behold, we have left all things” the same saint says, that he saw in the world different classes of fools. All had a great desire of happiness. Some, such as the avaricious, were content with riches; others, Ambitious of honours and of praise, were satisfied with wind; others, seated round a furnace, swallowed the sparks that were thrown from it these were the passionate and vindictive; others, in fine, drank fetid water from a stagnant pool and these were the voluptuous and unchaste. O fools! adds the saint, do you not perceive that all these things, from which you seek content, do not satisfy, but, on the contrary, increase the cravings of your heart?”Hæc potius famem provocant, quam extinguunt.” Of this we have a striking example in Alexander the Great, who, after having conquered half the world, burst into tears, because he was not master of the whole earth.

>>12508192
Fornication is a sin. A terrible sin only shadowed by your swelling pride, an even worse sin. Repent or you will burn for eternity. Eternity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOMofDqTa4A
>>12508206
You'll be joining her in hell too.

>>12439431
Based and Christpilled

>>12436331
Based and true.