how can you tell the difference between fake and real Bape, Baby Milo etc.?

Answer 1

its very hard go inside the shoe on the tag it says (c) and the year i think thats how u know its real

Answer 2

This is the basic problem with the Protestant way of looking at salvation. By making it an internal event, they leave room for exactly the kind of doubt you're describing. Lutherans and other sacramental Christians such as Catholics, don't have this problem because salvation is external. It is something that is given to us when God attaches His promise of salvation to physical elements and to human words. I know I am saved, not because of some kind of mental leap, but because God has promised that my baptism saves me, and that the pastor's words of absolution are real forgiveness of sins, and that the Eucharist is Jesus' real body and blood. So for the Protestant, or the "Born-again Christian," if you prefer, the question is whether you've made the leap of faith into salvation. But for the Catholic/Lutheran, or "Sacramental Christian," the question is whether you believe a promise that has been made to you. Thank you for asking this question that so dramatically highlights the problem with the "Born-again" way of looking at Christianity.

Answer 3

color, designs, gotta check all the details.