
Richard McArthur
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Richard McArthur
@rmca22
Follower of Jesus, father of four, former vet, former pastor and lover of Scotland.




It’s deeply puzzling how hard some are finding it to grasp that launching an enormously damaging war of choice after a year of personal attacks and deeply unpopular policies isn’t exactly an incentive for America’s European allies to send their kids to war.

What’s crazy is that if you don’t ignore this stuff you’re an awful person and not, simply, completely sensible. So much of contemporary discourse is deliberate demoralisation and gaslighting.

As a Senior Crown Prosecutor in London I dealt with the thefts, the intimidation and assaults. And I was shocked at how willing institutions had become to excuse it. I would get increasingly frustrated at a system that is overwhelmingly focused on the offender not the victims, Does the defendant have a drug problem, alcohol addiction, difficult background? All of which may be relevant but none of which erase the harm done. And they get slap on the wrist. Released the next day. Back on the same high street within hours. This has to change 👇 express.co.uk/news/politics/…



🚨BREAKING: Buckingham Palace has confirmed King Charles will not issue an Easter message this year

State of this. There is (literally) not a Christian or theologian or Church historian on the planet who would seek to represent Christianity with any of those Old Testament verses, while there are (literally) millions of (mainly Sunni-Salafi/Wahhabi) Muslims including Islamic jurists who believe in a literal interpretation of the Qur'an and hadith, and that the example set by Mohammed is the archetype to be emulated, with all his warmongering and advocacy of violence. Christianity is a new dispensation with a New Testament. The point @JohnCleese is making is that for millions of Muslims, Islam is unadaptable, unreformable and immutable. Christianity has been through centuries of textual scholarship, biblical criticism, form criticism, Christology, and reformation. To criticise him for demonising a religion he knows very little about, when it is obvious that Rory's grasp of the Christian religion is less than very little, is embarrassing from someone who purports to impart political wisdom, cultural insight, and intellectual enlightenment.

It took 11 years defending himself over one story. This is what they do to people who hold them accountable. Nobody is held accountable because the people who have the power to do so are afraid of the retaliation. But David is different. His love of truth was greater than his regard for himself.

It took 11 years defending himself over one story. This is what they do to people who hold them accountable. Nobody is held accountable because the people who have the power to do so are afraid of the retaliation. But David is different. His love of truth was greater than his regard for himself.

Hard to deny in light of recent events that one religion is influencing a major British political party to an alarming degree. Remarkably, The Economist and The Financial Times are trying to convince their readers that the religion is Christianity and the party is Reform.



'A lot of church leaders don’t want to talk about this. I don’t recall ever hearing the words “assisted suicide” in my liberal Anglican church, let alone the words “abortion,” “homosexuality” or “divorce.” The process of dechristianization has been so quick and so complete that many Christian leaders avoid even pointing out these repeated and ongoing defeats, lest potential converts realize that a political revolution has put the church at odds with the state. Any priest who desires a quiet life is well advised not to draw attention to this fact. Yet the political revolution rolls on and on, with no sign of stopping.' For @WSJFreeEx I wrote about the death of Noelia Castillo Ramos, and why legislation is a better indication of dechristianisation than the data on church attendance. To put it bluntly, Christendom is no longer Christian. wsj.com/opinion/free-e…








