Catholic anime!

Dudes, I'm a protestant. But..heh, if priests and nuns were so cool, I SO would become a priest!
Imagine! an Iscariot, a Magdalene, a Burial agent or a member of the AX.
Who said that the Vatican has a power crisis?

I did this very rushy, cuz my computer died, so...

Don't mind the Jesus icons, 'k?

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[1DeoFavente]

Great video! I wish the Vatican was more bad*** in real life though (forgive my profanity).

[ukichan4ever]

trinity blood: best vampire, christian anime ever. My dad's an orthodox priest and he loves trinity blood.

[Brethallion]

no need to have fueds between Catholics and protestants anymore. I am Catholic. We must unite against the enemy of God and the world, the Jew.

[laffiteaumusic]

@Jhairus wow sorry your conversation sounded so heated. did you know that a catholic bishop named onesimus is recorded historical at the time of the apostles helped gather all of pauls letters. you may recognize the name it was the name of the slave the Paul wrote to philemon to free him. and historically when were the books of the bible decided and in that actual document the so called books of the apocrypha are there two mixed with all the other books. God bless

[Jhairus]

@cyberworksstudio I really hope you meant "catholic" in the universal sense and not in the denominational sense. Paul, Peter, Mark, Luke, Matthew and John where not "Roman Catholic" (John isn't even a martyr)

I doubt all of Bible writers and letters are buried in Catholic churches (not the real ones anyway)

But assuming they are, it's obvious. Can you imagine another christian organization claiming a relic when the Church was THAT powerful?

"Smart guy"? It's common sense.

[cyberworksstudio]

@Jhairus just like a good protestant, ignoring the facts and going with what you THINK should be true...

like Jesus said "the truth hurts" and what your so called pastor has been teaching you ain't the truth so that can't hurt...right?...LOL

don't worry dude one day that truth will smack so hard you wont be able to ignore it, hopefully it wont be to late for your soul.

God Bless!

[Jhairus]

@cyberworksstudio I was expecting a serious answer instead of a personal opinion. Oh well. But all right, I'll give you another chance:

The Roman Church thought the poor to read. That's what you said. I asked: To read what? Maybe you got offended but trust me: I can't picture the Church teaching any subject besides their traditions and dogmas to commoners during the Middle Ages. Pehaps I am wrong.

[cyberworksstudio]

@Jhairus you should really not open your mouth if you have NO idea of what you are talking about, not only that you sound ignorant but not well educated in CHRISTIAN history also, you should really...really try picking up a history book once in a wile, you might learn something...

[cyberworksstudio]

@Jhairus such thing smart guy, the letters used in the NEW TESTAMENT came from CATHOLIC MARTYRS, it was A POPE that ordered the bible to be put together with the Hebrew bible(old testament) to make the Christian bible; smart guy!

Those letters are still with the Church and those who wrote the OT are burried in CATHOLIC CHURCHES that bare their name; smart guy! its 1500yrs later that luther took 7 books out of the OT and changed wording on the new NT with NO AUTHORITY to do so; smart guy!

[Jhairus]

@cyberworksstudio Putting that immature, uncalled for and overall lame attempt of sarcasm aside: That's your opinion. There are plenty of respected catholic, protestant and secular scholars. You just can't underrate someone's knowledge because of a different faith (or none at all).

Now: you say the Roman Church thought the poor to read. All right. To read what?

Apologetics? History? The Bible in the local language? Science? Politics? Literature?

During the Middle Ages?

[Jhairus]

@cyberworksstudio No they didn't. Jews did it. Jews wrote the Old Testament and pre-catholic christians (former jews as well) wrote the New Testament. Now if you think the church compiled the canon...well it did. It did before it blended with the Roman state turning popes and bishops into emperors and kings instead of shepherds and servants. Giving Tradition as much authority as the Scripture when nobody could read it to find the "authority" never followed it. Very convenient.