TruthCrusade

No bro, YOU are brainwashed. This video narrows down your concern even further to religious Jews who themselves are a minority of an already tiny majority in the world. On top of that, this is an academic theological position, not a political philosophy with an agenda like the Muslims have.

@TruthCrusade @Make_EuropaSnow @RealBenLuigi @Morrigan_Astro You are extremely brainwashed, BUT, it's not your fault. Sure Muslims are killing Christians, but the Yews opened the borders of white only countries so that we'd all kill each other and Yews would have the planet to themselves. The rabbis brag about this.

To my fellow White Christians, it’s time to admit that our attempt at compassion for these migrants has been exploited. Now, the safety and very existence of our women and children depends on us. Lock tf in.

@JamesOKeefeIII Show us the whole video from when they first arrived. I would scrutinize it. Usually, you don't want to answer the door for cops, let alone let them into your building. They are mostly corrupt.

JUST HAPPENED: Police showed up at my office looking for me. We don’t know what this is about. Nobody has been arrested in our recent videos. We have another coming tomorrow showing more crimes on tape.

@msugreen07 @Make_EuropaSnow @RealBenLuigi @Morrigan_Astro No, it's not a few million Jews, who mostly act normal, that you have to be concerned about. Its over a billion Muslims, with their false book and teachings that tell them they are serving their god by transgressing the Ten Commandments, that you have to keep out of your nation.

@Make_EuropaSnow @RealBenLuigi @Morrigan_Astro I agree with you but the Yews believe all whites are Christians which is why they're offing us with low IQ apes. They're still angry about Jesus exposing their evil crimes.

So we are willing to ally with you guys, but you have to value the culture that was largely built by Christianity. White Christians are politically allied with whomever values our culture. White Atheists often want to destroy Western Civilization, and the dark-skinned Christians who come to Western nations come here because they value Western Civilization.

@Make_EuropaSnow @RealBenLuigi @Morrigan_Astro White Christians have more in common with white atheists than with black/brown christians

@Make_EuropaSnow @RealBenLuigi @Morrigan_Astro If you are not ashamed to be white and value your white culture and heritage, then you're with us. The reason he said "Christian" is probably because a lot of non-Christian white people are the ones with the self-destructive tendencies toward Western Civilization.

@RealBenLuigi @Morrigan_Astro I wish you would say White people instead of White christians... This isn't about religion, this is about White people and EVERY single one of us have to stick together and Unite as the White Race. Not all of us are Christians and Catholics etc

@EricSpracklen Bro, streets are a local matter. You have to elect better city and state politicians. You clowns keep voting to put yourselves into subjugation to stupidity. Maybe stop doing that.

American cities are literally crumbling while we are spending billions every day fighting a war in Iran. When will we end the madness and put America first?

Taking religious indoctrination out of schools would be great. Of course, there wouldn't be any public schools left, because everything in public school involves indoctrination in the religion of Naturalism. Then perhaps we could stop paying for it and be able to afford educating our children according to the truth.

Religious indoctrination versus education. Schools must be sanctuaries of critical thought, not pulpits of indoctrination.

@ACS_467 If beliefs aren't chosen, then how do you change your mind? Are you clowns responsible for anything?

Most beliefs are not chosen. They are inherited early. Before questioning begins, conditioning is already complete. Ask yourself Are you truly thinking, or just repeating what you were taught?

"If God is all-knowing, He knew I would be an atheist before creating me. If He still created me, knowing the outcome, then my disbelief was inevitable. If it’s inevitable, I don’t truly have free will. If I don’t have free will, punishing me or sending me to hell seems unjust." <= Your theology revolves around you. And you're judging God based on what you are, your outcome, how you are affected. A better solution is to know you have free-will by the moral intuition that you are responsible for your actions. And since you have free-will, you can choose to believe in God and Jesus. And if you choose not to, that's on you.

If God is all-knowing, He knew I would be an atheist before creating me. If He still created me, knowing the outcome, then my disbelief was inevitable. If it’s inevitable, I don’t truly have free will. If I don’t have free will, punishing me or sending me to hell seems unjust.

Lol, bro, I wasn't born yesterday. You may be able to fool some people with that nonsense, but you cannot fool anyone who has even a slight idea of what is going on. Islam not only has no evidence, it has evidence against it literally on display in all its ugliness all over the world as it has been for the last 1400 years. The whole world sees what Islam does and it should be obvious what Islam is. I cannot believe anyone is so blind so as to deny it. You must be following the Islamic doctrine that says it's okay to lie. "You are of your father the devil, and the desires of your father you want to do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and does not stand in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaks a lie, he speaks from his own resources, for he is a liar and the father of it" (John 8:44). You need to stop following that falsehood, repent of your evil deeds, and turn to the Lord Jesus Christ for forgiveness, or you will wind up in the same hell prepared for your false god and his demons (Matthew 25:41). Jesus said, "The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly" (John 10:10).

I disagree to your point that I don’t comprehend a single thing that you said. If you are open to discussion I will elaborate on your actual post that I was responding to: 1. Muslims don’t have a political strategy that wants to convert the world by force and violence. As a matter of fact Quran explicitly forbids that saying “There is no compulsion in religion”. Historically, if the some Muslim rulers did that, I don’t consider that they did that in Islamic tradition. It’s their political engagement and not Islamic teachings. 2. Muslims attack indiscriminately. This is a complete lie and propaganda. I gave you the example where in the modern day and time it’s done by Christian nations and not Muslims. Attack on Iran, Iraq, Libya etc. is unprovoked to serve only the Israeli wishes. No weapons of mass destruction and no nuclear weapons. 3. Muslims use unjust force and violence being obedient to Muhammad and following Quran and Hadith. Islam, Muhammad, Quran and Hadith don’t permit violence against anyone unless you’re under attack (not even perceived threat). This whole propaganda was started in the modern times by Israel. In Islamic teachings war is allowed ONLY to defend yourself and even during war children, women and elderly cannot be killed or targeted. Infrastructure and crops are also off limits. Do Muslim nations adhere to those principles could be challenged. But saying that Islam promotes violence and destruction is not true. And BTW, I don’t believe that Judaism or Christianity promotes violence either. But Israel is responsible for indiscriminate killing of innocent children and women and elderly civilians and Christian nations are complicit in it.

Please remember this very important categorization rule to eradicate your society: When a Muslim commits a good act, this is representative of Islam. When a Muslim kills people for his faith, this is representative of Islamism, radical Jihadism, or Islamismism, all of which have nothing to do with Islam. Any questions?

The people who think Islam is just another friendly religion need to wake up.

After yet another horrific terror attack, I’m reposting this video because it explains exactly what we’re dealing with. Former FBI agent @JGuandolo54271 explains Islam in three minutes. Clear, direct, impossible to ignore. Must listen.

@ennui365 Sure – the second one is consistent with moral imperatives, while the first is a symbol of transgressing them.

"If the Bible is morally perfect…Why does it give rules for slavery instead of banning it?" <= In the event you actually wanted an answer, it is as follows: One form of slavery in the Bible was a form of prison for evil-doers. During the period of the conquest all the surrounding nations were evil and required justice, which is the form of slavery being instructed in Leviticus 25:44–46. There were also consequences for disobedience (first half of Judges and the Assyrian and Babylonian exiles). Should there be justice and consequences for evil or do you want to ban those too? This type of slavery should be maintained because it is basically justice for evil deeds. The other form of slavery was a form of free-will employment, which rescued the destitute: “And if one of your brethren who dwells by you becomes poor, and sells himself to you, you shall not compel him to serve as a slave (Leviticus 25:39). Read the whole context in versus 38–43. Hebrews were instructed to treat each other with love and kindness. Should we ban rescuing people from economic destitution? That would be pretty heartless. This type of slavery should be maintained because it is an act of compassion for the less fortunate. Justice and economic consequences should always be practiced, because they are valuable teaching devices. Banning them would be the insanity. As such, they do require rules. There is also an example of unjust involuntary slavery in the Bible, the kind we think of when we say "slavery" today. And, on that occasion, God didn't just issue commands, he acted. He set the captives free. It's the story of Exodus. You should check it out. You'll probably complain about what God did to the oppressors. But God's example for us was important enough to be hammered into stone as the first instruction on the list of ten (Exodus 20:2). God also issued commands, so that we will follow his example and not tolerate the unjust type of slavery: “Also you shall not oppress a stranger, for you know the heart of a stranger, because you were strangers in the land of Egypt" (Exodus 23:9). "....Regarding your brethren, the children of Israel, you shall not rule over one another with rigor" (Leviticus 25:46). See also Deuteronomy 24:7; Jeremiah 7:6; Zechariah 7:10. And God is still setting captives of sin free today. For that, check out the New Testament.

If the Bible is morally perfect… Why does it give rules for slavery instead of banning it?

That's a good example of what not to do. Poor kid is going to grow up hating the water and not trusting his mom. There are better tactics to train a kid to tread water, float, swim, and generally not be afraid of the water: Tell him what we are doing, tell him why, begin in a shallow pool, let him adjust to the water naturally, show him what to do, teach him what to do, watch him do it, etc. Teach him in a natural way first until he can swim before moving on to pop quizzes.

Difficult to watch. To me this is child abuse. What do you think?

You cannot have it both ways. You can't criticize churches when they fail to practice discipline against their members and then also criticize them when they get it right – those times when the church is so harsh against those poor sinners. And improperly disciplined members can become leaders.

If speaking about evil is becoming more common, I would not know, but we speak about evil because we believe in the biblical worldview. Satan and demons are evil creatures, but any sin committed by humans is also an evil deed contrary to God – the transgression of any moral standard. In the biblical worldview, we speak about evil because knowing about evil is important, so that we can repent of it when we commit it, be forgiven by Jesus, and purpose to avoid it going forward. Jesus explains this in John 3:16–21. If we don't know what or who evil is, we will be more likely to be deceived by it, remain unforgiven for it, and go to hell as a result. Evil is pretty common, so there is a lot to talk about. The reported essence, activity, and result of aliens (and ghosts) are all very common to what the Bible ascribes to demons. They are often spiritual, inter-dimensional, have some kind of power, interfere with the minds and lives of humans, and compel people to challenge and abandon faith in the Person of our Lord Jesus Christ and God the Father and the Scriptures.

Why is everything bad a “demon” or “satanic” all of a sudden? Everywhere I look, someone is describing something in those terms (“evil,” etc) and I don’t understand where it’s coming from or why everyone decided to start speaking like that.

I don't think you comprehended a single thing I said. Nothing you said actually counters anything I said. Address the actual points. God will judge the guilty regardless of their religion. God does not show favoritism. We must all repent of our sins and put our faith in Jesus or we will perish. "....Unless you repent you will all likewise perish" (Luke 13:3).

Are you serious? What Christians did in North America, Australia and the rest of the world. What British Christians did in India and all over the world? I can go on and on. Read history. Look around. Iraq, Libya, Iran, and how many other countries? Where were the weapons of mass destruction?Give me a break, LOL. All I see is terror, mass killings and occupation.

I don't think anyone says "Blacks can only commit crimes." People say "Blacks commit a disproportionate amount of crime." What such people say is correct. And what this black fellow did was still heroic, and that makes us happy. Contrasting points can both be true. It's when one ignores either contrasting point that one becomes tribal.

@NewswirePatriot Now where are all the "Blacks can only commit crimes." people at? Oh that's right. We are not all the same. We need more positive stories like this.

"God gave me strength, I couldn't let them folks die" 16 yr old Corion Evans was hanging out with his friends when he saw a car PLUNGE into the Pascagoula River in Mississippi. 3 teenage girls began screaming for help as the car quickly sank. Evans immediately sprang into action, diving in to rescue the girls. When asked where his bravery came from, he replied "God gave me strength, I couldn't let them folks die." Police Officer Gary Mercer assisted Evans with the rescue, but he began to drown as well when one of the panicking victims tried to pull him under. Despite being out of breath with exhausted legs, Evans swam back AGAIN to rescue both the Officer and the 3rd teen girl. Four people are alive today because a young man put the lives of others before his own. He truly is a hero. 🎖

You're ignoring several different issues: (1) Christians don't have a political strategy that wants to convert the world by force and violence. Muslims do. (2) Force and violence is justified if it is in response to unjust force and violence. Muslims, on the other hand, attack indiscriminately. (3) When Christians use unjust force and violence they are being disobedient to the example of Christ and the instructions in Scripture. When Muslims use unjust force and violence they are being obedient to the example of Muhammed and the instructions in the Quran and Hadiths.

@GadSaad And always remember when a Jew or Christian attacks a sovereign nation, kills its citizens and leaders, destroys infrastructure and turns vibrant cities into rubble, it’s for democracy and liberation. Fuck you and your propaganda.