Teacher Reaction to Meg Kills Hitler Family Guy Dark Humor Compilation 

Now that would be cool, I wonder who would win...

@@ClayLoomis1958 We can respect that.

@@TeacherandCoach2020 there are so many vids that would be great for this. and your channel will blow up!!!

I'm sure they were up to a lot more than just reacting. 😂🤣😂

Yah the young teachers, the old ones will go to there second Job as Karens

@@sickboy8914 you imply doing hours they dont act as Karens

I was WONDERING what that was and came to the comments just for that xD

You can if it’s on your own time and not class time

Thank you so much MILO TARROZA

Amen

Im a Christian. Not a catholic though. Have family members who are and ive tried to tell them what im telling you. To try to save you from not fully atoning for your sins. When confessing sins, you must confess your sins to God and ask for forgiveness in the name of Jesus Christ. Not to a priest in a booth. When Jesus died on the cross. At that moment the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom. The earth shook, the rocks split,” Matthew 27:51 The curtain tearing symbolized the end of the need for a "high priest" to speak on our behalf, because Jesus's sacrifice was the bridge between us and God. I know a lot of Catholics pray to Saints which isnt biblically backed. Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Dont Pray to people who prayed to God to guide them. They dont hold the power to give power only God does. Pray to God to provide for you in the name of Jesus Christ. Not to a saint who fell short because of sin but redeemed themselves through Christ.

@@CMack19 Perhaps, you missed why I posted this. Unlike what you are doing I wasn't trying to advocate for anything or tell people what to believe. I was simply clarifying a Catholic perspective to a specific question about what Catholics believe on a certain topic that was asked by the creator of the video. I believe that you and I have more in common than not. So, I would like to keep things civil. But if you want biblical evidence for why Catholics go to confession I can provide you with plenty. It's not hard to find. Just contact me. You have a nice day.

@@Brian_Combs i wouldnt put much stock in a 2000 year old book thats been translated and edited dozens of times

@@weedthepeople2795 Funny how no one asked your opinion and you still replied. Thanks for your input.

Thank you so much Karabelo Setenane

Mozart's the Magic Flute isn't even in a minor key. It would sound completely different if you transposed it to A-minor. People have done this with the Star Wars music. Upbeat songs like the main theme and Binary Sunset are in major key, while dark and menacing songs like Imperial March are in minor key. The entire mood of the song would flip, if you played The Magic Flute in A-minor.

So close!

Thank you! Will do!

Coach is correct Catholics don't get 'born again(saved)' that's Christians. Plus you seemed to have misunderstood the 'born again' term at least if you think it means reincarnated, (it doesn't).

According to Supernatural there is also Purgatory and The Empty. Check your facts bruh

@@KrimetTStarKiller Maybe different where you live but where I grew up "born again" is not used for Catholics.

@@KrimetTStarKiller That's the Bible writings. In common speech Christians say "born again" but where I grew up the Catholics do not say "born again" *unless* they are talking about non-Catholic Christians. The phrase "born again" is associated with getting "saved" which Catholics say when speaking of non-Catholic Christians.

@Existential Crisis Core on Infinite Earths Catholics do not become "born again" nor do they follow various practices of non-Catholic Christians. I was raised as Catholic and I had Christian non-Catholic friends. I know about the differences. When we say Christian we are implicitly saying non-Catholic Christians. You don't get the fine point of what I am saying. If I am asked if I am Christian I will say "No I am Catholic.". Saying a Catholic is a Christian is true only in the generic, technical sense of the word. There is more to it than Catholics are a subset of Christians. That is not the point I am making. It's not like set theory.

Yup she is a bad bad girl 😂🤣

We definitely will do a Cold War Oversimplified video 😁

It's not that simple but generally that is true. This all assumes that you've been baptized (seriously intend to be baptized) and have gone to confession (or you experience perfect contrition) etc. We're not like Protestants where all you have to do is say "I accept Jesus as my personal Lord and Savior" as if that magically makes you a Christian.

Hello Harvey Garrett, thank you for subscribing!

Good question! When I have my gear on it would be biking, but I love running because I can just put my shoes on and go. Plus Elisha is a runner and I love running with her.

Conspiracy theorists believe that because JFK's head recoiled the "wrong way", that there had to be a second shooter. The official explanation for why his head recoiled the wrong way, is that it is recoiling from the exit wound, with a jet of blood propelling his head forward like a rocket.

I am a triathlon coach, I don't teach at school. Thank you for the question.

this freak really asking where u guys work....?? what's next? where do u live..?? that's scary as hell you need to block this person

Eh, not quite accurate. For unrepentant sinners under Catholicism, yes, they'd go to Hell. But for the devout that die with imperfect souls, while they don't immediately go to Heaven, they aren't damned, either. They become one of the Poor Souls in Purgatory, where they undergo purification. The living then offer prayers and sacrifice for the Poor Souls on their path to purification, that they may be cleansed of their final sins and gain their eternal salvation. Unless you're talking about a Mortal Sin. Then you're kinda screwed. Most of the rest of Christianity is where you find the whole, "Accept the Lord Jesus as your personal savior and you shall be saved!" Though once you are on the path, you are still supposed to walk the path as best as us imperfect people can.

Catholics are Christians only in the generic usage of the word, 'Christian'. Catholics and (non-Catholic) Christians distinguish between each other, (some do so vehemently), there are multiple non-trivial differences between the two.

@@dannygjk no. Catholic to Christian is like dog to animal. With your logic applied to animals your sentence reads like this: Dogs are animals only in the generic usage of the word, 'animal'. Dogs and (non-dog) animals distinguish between each other, (some do so vehemently), there are multiple non-trivial differences between the two. Yes, what you wrote makes absolutely no sense.

@@Jaycafka As I said before, "Catholics are Christians only in the generic usage of the word.". However this isn't set theory. I'm speaking in different terms. Catholics don't fall neatly into the set of all Christians as in set theory. For example the subset 1,2,3 is included in the set of integers. I'm looking at more than whether a number is an integer. A 2 in the subset of Catholics is not exactly the same as a 2 in the set of Christians. You are looking at only whether they are integers. They have multiple attributes.

@@dannygjk Nah they're right, all denominations in the Christian faith have differences just like Catholics and are distinguishable but are still Christian in the end. They believe Jesus is God.

@@ag9370 Catholics are Christian in the generic sense of the word yes of course just as Mother Teresa was a human but there are big differences between her and most other humans. So I would say I am human but I would rather say my name to distinguish between myself and some humans. Apparently you didn't read all my comments or at least didn't get my point. If someone asks a Catholic if they have religious beliefs they will say 'Yes I'm Catholic.' They will not say 'Yes I'm a Christian'.

No they didn't, the girl survived

@@bobarcher5837 close enough, thought she died

you can always add your request in the comments

@@TeacherandCoach2020 Its a little long but I think you guys would really get a kick out of watching Theo Von derryle strawberry ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ByvY3sjOGzo.html

I want to know what her temperature was.

The Catholics also believe that God will hold true to the word of the Pope (Matthew 16:19). As such it's always changing because Popes are always dying and being replaced. So whether simple acceptance of Jesus is good enough foe Heaven, or if you have to go through the whole baptism, communion, acceptance, confirmation, confession, penance, and judgement process would depend on the official position of the Vatican.

Only if the confession/repentance is genuine.