/lit/ - Literature

>>21772715
Bruv, Christ explained the Scriptures, and took the faith to another level, i.e., no longer eye for an eye, but love your enemies. He established the Church, with its mysteries (sacraments), although not immediately all, but some took some time. The fact is that one of the Church's mysteries is Marriage, the union of a man and woman with the purpose of procreation is blessed by God. Is Monasticism superior to Marriage? Yes sure. But humanity must go on til the Parousia. Families are necessary. Your claim that early, or the greatest Christians were antinatalists is nonsense.
Like some others have said, this is completely demonic. The devil and the remaining fallen angels, who envy Man, want us extinct. Not God, our Creator.
Christianity is pro-death in the literal sense even. Not anti-birth. In fact this is all switched in Christianity. The day of our death is in fact the day of our birth, that's why we celebrate the saints on the day of their death. If you're not alive, then you can't die (your true birth, because the state in which you'll die is in your hands). This life is like a forging of yourself with the help of God, or rather the inverse, but God can only forge you with your consent, you have to say yes. To fully understand this you have to understand the Resurrection. Asceticism. The Church as a Mother. Etc

>>10256928

1) Jesus is the Messiah. 2) Christ is risen. 3) We can be saved as a result.