FlyingSerpentSlayer74 @FlyingSerpent74

I agree. This is my hope and prayer for America. But it’s not enough to be “Christian” in name only. Public prayers and hoisting a cross aloft are not enough. We’re still murdering the unborn. Let it never be said of us “The people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me,” as God said through Isaiah the prophet. We need repentance. We need to be a people submitted to the Lordship of King Jesus—a submission that manifests in doing what’s right, standing for truth, no matter what, loving God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and loving your neighbor as yourself. Without true repentance, true Christianity, all the Christian pageantry will be a stench to God.

Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47

10 months ago

.@VP: "The only thing that has truly served as an anchor of the United States of America is that we have been — and by the grace of God, we always will be — a Christian nation."

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My friend broke the internet today! Let the world proclaim that Christ is King! God is good!

YoungHoon Kim 276 @yhbryankimiq

a year ago

As the world’s highest IQ record holder, I believe that Jesus Christ is God, the way and the truth and the life.

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People would get through life so much better if they placed hope and Trust in Jesus Christ and Him alone, not man. Placing trust and hope in the Creator, not the created makes life so much better.

Science only works because people agree that truth exists and matters. But science can’t create truth—it can only study it. Truth is real whether we see it or not, and it’s built into reality itself. That’s why lies are wrong and why we care about honesty in the first place. If a community doesn’t believe in objective truth and goodness—anchored in something higher than individual opinion or group power—science collapses. Data and logic alone can’t stop the strong from twisting “science” into a tool for control. To stay aligned with truth, communities must recognize a transcendent God-given moral order that humans don’t invent but discover. The post-Enlightenment physicalist notion of science (checks notes: 19th-century German thinkers were central to hardening science into a materialist, reductionist frame) is fundamentally corrupt and unethical because it strips truth and goodness of any transcendent grounding. It treats reality as raw material to manipulate, not a moral order to discover. Without a higher standard beyond human opinion or power, “truth” becomes whatever serves the interests of the elite (didn’t I see you at the WEF Joscha? lol). This isn’t science in service of humanity; it’s engineering in service of control. A corrected notion of science is still empirical and grounded in first principles, but it recognizes that observation and reasoning only work within a moral commitment to truth and the good. Real science starts with humility before a reality that exists outside us and depends on discovering—not inventing—order. It studies nature carefully, but always with the understanding that truth has intrinsic value because it reflects a transcendent, intelligible structure built into reality. Without this, science collapses into manipulation and deceit.

The confidence in truth of scientific statements has to be stablished by rigorously evaluated empirical observation and first principles reasoning. Most humans construct confidence based on their social environment. Science must discourage this kind of social consensus building.

Dispensationalism is cancer for Christendom. I met a married Christian man with children in his 30s yesterday who said: “We’re not going to purchase a home. Jesus is coming back so soon. We’re just going to keep renting.” Eschatology shapes everything. It builds or it burns. It works or it waits. It pushes men to plant orchards and build cathedrals—or it paralyzes them into waiting, thinking that the world is a sinking ship. Saints, what you believe about the return of Christ will determine if you leave a legacy or leave nothing at all.

John is out on parole after being suspended and wants to talk about Rights again! Does a nonreligious person have rights, even in Texas? Should they? Says who? Come join us for attempt #2 at discussing these and other vexing questions x.com/i/spaces/1OdKr…

Change isn’t a threat. It’s a tide. You can resist it or learn its rhythm. Transformation isn’t chaos, it’s a crucible. It refines, not destroys. Heraclitus said the logos is in flux. Truth moves. Growth flows. Stay open. Stay attuned. Become.

I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate, a poet, a pawn and a king I've been up and down and over and out and I know one thing Each time I find myself layin' Flat on my face I just pick myself up and get Back in the Race That's Life! 🇺🇸

Once you’ve been adopted into God’s family you can’t get un-adopted.

I was on The Sting Podcast with Bruce Kennedy last night. Check it out, and please share!

Bruce J. Kennedy @Brucethemoose56

a year ago

ICYMI... #weatherwarfare #geoengineering #Cloudseeding @climateviewer rumble.com/v6w02jm-the-st…

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I'm actually shocked that Mrs. Shanahan got so much right in this article. Regardless, her conclusions are spot on. We need radical transparency now and a federal ban on geoengineering, or else... weathermodificationhistory.com/geoengineering/ Click: Who's Funding Geoengineering?

Nicole Shanahan @NicoleShanahan

a year ago

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“We are watching Israel try to wipe Palestine off the face of the earth” At MIT’s 2025 commencement on May 29, Class President Megha Vemuri condemned the university’s ties to Israel’s military and defense industry, calling it “a shame that MIT is a part of it.” As the ceremony ended, graduates raised a Palestinian flag and chanted, “Free, Free Palestine!” Student organizers have escalated pressure on MIT to sever ties with Israel’s arms industry. Earlier this year, they scored a major victory as MIT ended its partnership with Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest weapons manufacturer. Elbit drones and surveillance systems have been widely used in Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza. MIT President Sally Kornbluth, who spoke immediately after Vemuri, did not address her remarks. Kornbluth had last year been called before Congress to testify about “antisemitism” on campus. Video: @anadoluajansi

#MeghaVemuri does MIT proud! She used her voice to stand for truth and good. God sees it all. Each action, small or heard around the world like this powerful speech, builds like drops of water forming a mighty river that will sweep away this injustice. Palestine will be free!

Drop Site @DropSiteNews

a year ago

“We are watching Israel try to wipe Palestine off the face of the earth” At MIT’s 2025 commencement on May 29, Class President Megha Vemuri condemned the university’s ties to Israel’s military and defense industry, calling it “a shame that MIT is a part of it.” As the ceremony

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I have 0 tattoos is that bad?

Jesus commanded Christians to go out into the world and spread the Good News of the Gospel. Why is that so hard for Christians to do? Insane I can post a Billy Graham quote and the attacks come flying. I don't understand how people think. I have said it before, Christians can be the meanest people on Social Media, boasting in pride and too stupid to see it.