Tim Harris

@ShoahUkraine Whatever collateral benefit occurred from the Red Army, it wasn't to the credit of communism.

I am not sure about that senator. Ninety percent of my family would never even have had the chance to be born if it hadn’t been for the Red Army.

@TheReelRandom It keeps civil and ecclesiastical power separate, as Christendom always taught. It does not prevent biblical content informing the civil power. Your high school juniors have been misinformed.

I taught American Government for decades. Separation of church and state is about as basic as you get. It’s not just the 1st Amendment that makes this clear. Article VI, Clause 3 of the U.S. Constitution prohibits any religious test as a qualification for federal office or public trust. That’s also a clear separation between religious belief and your right to serve in elected office. My high school juniors understood this, but a sitting Senator doesn’t?

@ket38111 What is troubling is his urging the "pouring as many resources as possible" rather than "sending as many missionaries as possible."

This is a great example of "White delusion." R.C. Sproul, "I believe that within thirty years the largest and strongest branch of Christendom will be in Africa and that it is absolutely critical that the church in the United States right now pour as many resources as possible into the emerging churches of the Third World, particularly in Africa." - p.28 Acts commentary (2010) I say this partly because Sproul was so well respected but also because he so clearly admitted, in this quote, his own love for a foreign people instead of his own people. Remember 1 Tim 5:8. Christ may shift Christendom to another continent and people, but we ought not to indirectly assist our own people's degradation in favor of another. Instead, we ought to (without neglecting foreign missions entirely) focus more on our own people in our own churches especially given their horrible spiritual condition. Remember that, although the gospel went forth to "the ends of the earth," it first went to "Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria" (Acts 1:8). Today Whites neglect their own people because they are under the delusion of racial egalitarianism. It is self-genocide.

@JennMGreenberg @JosiahForYeshua You don't know what "caused" Israel's degeneration. It certainly wasn't their obedience to God. It doesn't matter whether or not we are a theocracy. The point is, God commanded public executions, and even public participation. Therefore, it can't be intrinsically harmful.

All those executions occurred in a theocracy though. We do not currently live in a theocracy. Also, look what happened to Israel. They repeatedly became more and more violent, even burning their own children to the most vile and demonic false gods. While God's laws are holy and just, people are not. People cannot survive divine law and frequently abuse it. Everything we touch gets twisted.

This is why I’m against public execution. I know some conservatives are in favor of it. Even Charlie Kirk was. But witnessing death, especially violent death, has a profound effect on the human heart. It damages something inside you. The mentally and emotionally healthy can recover, but there are many people who are not healthy. We all remember when Charlie was shot. The abject horror we rightly felt. The grief for his wife and children. But there were some who celebrated. When Rob Reiner was murdered, many were rightly horrified and grieved. But once again, there were some who celebrated. If people can celebrate the violent murders of a Christian family man, and a movie director grandfather and grandmother, how many more would celebrate the just execution of an actual criminal? Is that good? Is it healthy for society? Do we really want to become that? In the Roman Colosseum criminals and prisoners were publicly executed; forced to fight, fed to lions, and all manner of creative methods of dying. People cheered. During the French Revolution people congregated at the guillotine to watch beheadings. Chunks of hair and body parts were sold or collected as souvenirs. Is that who we are? Is that who we want to become? Should death be entertainment? Because I guarantee you, if we have public executions, death will be our entertainment. And death will be how history remembers us.

@RRR0BYN Quite so. It is rhetorical terrorism, and if we run from it, they win.

Nothing upsets our enemies more than causally and confidently accepting their accusations about us. “You’re hateful.” Yep I hate what God hates. “You’re racist.” Yep I love my people more than foreign ones. “You’re a bigot.” Yep nature necessitates discrimination for survival. “You’re a bad Christian.” Yep that’s why I confess my sins weekly. For them failing to be perceived as a “good person” is total annihilation bc they literally do not know how to think for themselves. Without herd consensus they cannot function. Their identity collapses. Never try to explain why you’re not what they call you, it justifies their frame that social acceptance is all that matters. Reframe, survival is all that matters. Just agree with them and laugh in their face.

@LostMyHats @joelmowbray @TuckerCarlson @TCNetwork @megynkelly @MegynKellyShow Plus, the story itself is almost certainly made up. A 5-year-old that needs a "therapist"? And then, you let the open market pick the therapist? They should be arrested for child abuse.

@joelmowbray @TuckerCarlson @TCNetwork @megynkelly @MegynKellyShow “Help. The goy refused to be my servant.” First world Jew problems, amiright? Call the ADL. It’s practically a pogrom.

Want to see the rise in anti-Semitism in action? A 20-ish TradCath therapist for my 5-year-old son has quit. Why? She can't work in his Jewish preschool or our Jewish home. She codes it as "politics" and "current world affairs," but after follow-ups with the agency, it WAS because we're Jews. Or at least, we're Jews who believe that you can't claim Israel or "the Jews" somehow secretly control Trump and the U.S. government. It couldn't haven't been over me supporting the war, because — at most — I'm skeptical of the war, and have been all along. What is ironclad, however, is that there's no secret Jewish control of the U.S., via the State of Israel or otherwise. But there are a LOT of Zoomers who believe that. And a growing number of self-described traditional Catholics do, as well. In other words, the exact demographic of my little boy's therapist who doesn't want to work with or around Jews anymore. Not coincidentally, it's also the exact demographic targeted by the likes of Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Megyn Kelly and Carrie Prejean. You may not care about whether a health care provider refuses to work with little Jewish children. But what if it's other medical providers who won't treat Jews? Or worse? Never mind that anti-Semitic attacks in America are up almost five-fold since 2017. Do the people who have started echoing the "Israel controls America" nonsense even understand the ramifications of how that feeds anti-Semitism? Do they understand that you can't claim that "Jews" or the Jewish state are secretly leading America off a cliff and potentially into permanent ruin without inflaming anti-Semitism? Because you know who DOES understand that Jews will directly suffer from these new "anti-Israel" narratives? The very people pushing them: Tucker, Candace, Megyn, Prejean, and their minions.

@MadelaineLucyH According to some analysts, the goal is to plant the meme that will be memorable: whether that is pleasure (Pepsi generation, bouncing babes) or cognitive dissonance (arms that don't seem to be attached) or anger (negroes fondling blonds).

Ok I can explain this to you, because unlike this bunch of losers I’ve worked in marketing. What we market to you is this: An identity you want > A product > A sale Doesn’t matter if it’s a teapot or a banking app. That’s what you do with an ad. Does it make you feel smart? Prestigious? In on the joke? Cool? Safe? That’s how advertisers think. If I say “This hat is cool, and good!” that’s a 2/10 ad. If I say “This hat is the hat you wear on holiday this year when the warm Italian sun floods the vineyards” that’s already put the hat on your head and a luxury holiday. Now, most people do not like racism. I know that’ll shock you because of Elon’s whack algorithm, but most people identify as “not a racist”. Easiest way to say to someone, look how open minded we are, and you are just like us? Diversity in an ad. It’s just sales. You’re just dumb so you see an “agenda”.

@Ihateudot @BonifaceOption No I'm talking about your characterization of the virgin, what she is in God's eyes, and how you know that.

@RealTimHarris @BonifaceOption Not claiming any such thing. I posted this same thing on another thread and Tom Buck liked it. That's the approval. Besides, it's obvious that this is what he was saying.

What this means, of course, is that Tom is obviously instructing the lovely young ladies in his church that there is (probably) something sinfully wrong with them if they feel the guy who spent the last decade as a fat, lazy, stoned slob, often in and out of jail, who just last week got saved, stopped smoking pot, started going to the gym, and finally found a job is NOT an ideal prospect for marriage.

@Sola_GPT @rogerecoff The examples you give to prove your assertion aren't in any creed though.

@rogerecoff It’s not just Calvinism The god of creedal Christianity in general is pretty moral abhorrent Binary flip a coin Heaven-Hell is a cartoon- this isn’t how God operates Harps and clouds vs flaming 🔥 forever doesn’t ring true to most people and they are crashing out

One reason why I hate the doctrines of Calvinism is because it gives an easy W to false religions.

@Ihateudot @BonifaceOption Wow. A claim of divine omniscience combined with a rejection of every feature of civil society.

@BonifaceOption No, I think it means what he says. ie; that he'd rather his son marry a blood bought repentant woman who's past was promiscuous rather than a self righteous virgin who is still in her sins and is still filthy in God's eyes. Paraphrased it for you.

@elonmusk It's not just impossible to prove. It's impossible not to be occurring. It's an iron-clad law of human behavior.

No voter ID, especially when combined with mail-in ballots, means the system is engineered to make fraud impossible to prove. Everyone knows that you can barely get through your week without showing ID for the most banal activities, like shopping at Costco. The only reason to ban ID is to hide massive voter fraud.

@UltraDane I seriously doubt it.

c. 1933 5th wheel for parking! A hydraulic mechanism lowered the spare tire to lift the rear wheels slightly off the ground, allowing the car's rear end to pivot or slide sideways for much easier parallel parking or tight maneuvers.

@ShoahUkraine Your own words will condemn you on the Great Day.

I get hundreds of comments every day accusing the Red Army of this or that, trying to trick me or others into morally siding with them. Let me say this once and for all. Whatever you are accusing the Red Army of, I think they should have done 100 times worse. The fact that we did not build a Tower of Babel from the skulls of dead Germans in the middle of Berlin means they got off easy.

@PastorAndyWebb That poseur Ron Henzel was doing his slander already 10 years ago.

@PastorAndyWebb I deeply resent Spangler getting all the credit. I was pointing these truths out 20 years ago. firstword.us

Every Day on X, Michael Spangler further vindicates the decisions of the OPC, ARP, and RPCNA against him and his fellow Spanglerites. Today it's calling for "A Protestant Hitler" to be our ruler, and attacking Reformed Christian Corrie Ten Boom and her family (most of whom died in Nazi Concentration camps) for hiding Jews during the Second World War. Ironically, although they call me a foreigner who will never be an American, I could not have been naturalized as a US Citizen holding to their views, and could be denaturalized and deported if I were posting the Nazi garbage they post and repost online. Romans 16:17! @spanglermt @ket38111 @dugganap68 @ptomer

@johnandrewwords That's ridiculous. Faux wisdom with no basis, feigning omniscience.

The strategy of never apologizing, never retracting, and even doubling down no matter the circumstances is a type of false performative masculinity that has absolutely nothing to do with truth or virtue. The type of man who will never correct a mistake or retract a statement is, ultimately, not displaying masculinity, but rather cowardice. He fears man rather than God.

@Ferndiggity when the wicked perish, there is shouting, Prov 11:10b.

Under no circumstances is this an acceptable thing for anyone to say, let alone the President Of The United States. No Christian should celebrate this statement. How incredibly shameful.

@AOC It's a violation of the 10th commandment. That's the first point to make.

This is sad. I know as a politician these companies are going to spend a billion dollars against me for saying it but 🤷🏽‍♀️ Pervasive gambling is not good for society. It turns life into a casino, traps people in addiction & debt, surges domestic violence, and fosters manipulation.

@CoreyJMahler I like to explain that most of these problems could be solved in a long weekend. Admittedly, some would take a month or two.

Every problem we face is solvable — many with trivial ease. Most don’t have the stomach for the solutions, though.

@sassiterian These are what are known as correlative truths. The sin is very deep, but so are the ruined lives in an Aristotelian sense.

Lotta Christian men talking about Christian women with a promiscuous past on this app. Anecdotally, the young, churched men were more promiscuous than the young churched women when I was growing up. I am in my mid 30s. Perhaps that's changed with the younger generation. But all y'all ignoring that promiscuity is certainly not limited to women.

@WanjiruNjoya Still-- I would like to know how much of the wealth of Newport and Providence derives from the slave trade.

I believe the South has a right to speak about their history without constantly being forced to turn it into a discussion of slavery. Rhode Island was the home of the slave trade and they're allowed to speak without being told "but you were slave traders!" when they say anything