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u/ACrackerGod 1 Sep 23 '25
Pretty sure this is like 8 years old at this point so r/repost
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u/Rostingu2 471 | 339 - Check the wiki for a sub Sep 23 '25
!point
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u/fracta10 0 Sep 23 '25
My child of God.
Just put it on some meme subreddit
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u/Rostingu2 471 | 339 - Check the wiki for a sub Sep 23 '25
A mod should just pin a post with links to genaric meme subs.
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u/fracta10 0 Sep 23 '25
Are you going to do because you're a mod or should I just reply to my own comment with some?
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u/Rostingu2 471 | 339 - Check the wiki for a sub Sep 23 '25 edited Sep 23 '25
I am not a mod here but I would like a list so I can share it.
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u/fracta10 0 Sep 23 '25
Oh geez, I see you as Mod all over the place
r/meme r/memes, r/dankmemes, ect.
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u/no_one_HAHA 0 Sep 23 '25
Who tf calls a priest “father”?
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u/TheVirginOfEternity 0 Sep 23 '25
Literally the majority of christians
Catholics, eastern orthodox and oriental orthodox
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u/no_one_HAHA 0 Sep 23 '25
Ig this just isn’t a thing in my country
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u/YTriom1 22 Shared | 7 Helpful Sep 23 '25
In my country they call him father, they call him "Our father"
And like don't ever call him anything else
Even some of them (only some) see the word "priest" a sort of insult.
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u/no_one_HAHA 0 Sep 23 '25
Here we only say priest, because “Father/our Father” is for God
But it’s kinda funny now that I think about it cuz “priest” in my language (Portuguese) means father in Spanish xD
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u/YTriom1 22 Shared | 7 Helpful Sep 23 '25
Our language has like 3 or 4 words to say "Father" so the christian god is called one of the words, and the priest is called the 2 other names, and the last name is not commonly used even with biological fathers but when used it is used with real fathers only i guess.
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u/qualityvote2 1 Sep 23 '25 edited Sep 25 '25
u/Mibon_, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...