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@j_cornejo63 @DnielleCabrera La libertad de expresión, que está protegida por la Constitución, te da derecho a decir lo que quieras, incluso mentiras. Así como AMLO mentía descaradamente durante años de campaña. Es ridiculo que piensen que las mentiras vienen solo de un lado. Adoctrinados.

@DnielleCabrera Aunque es un sueño guajiro porque jamás va a presentarse una iniciativa para regular y sancionar a esos seudo periodistas, en otras palabras seguiran impunes.

🚨CUÁNTOS DE ACUERDO! Ya basta con que NO SABÍAN NADA! México exige multas y cierre de espacios a los periodistas que se la pasan compartiendo información falsa

@elisadjesus13 @kangminlee You are moving the goal post. To lay hands on someone and heal (which is what Donald Trump is doing in the image), you need to be full of the Holy Spirit according to Paul (1 Cor. 12:8). If God can heal someone by praying, it is a different topic, not relevant to the image

Apparently you have a hard time catching up. Is your claim specifically that God will not heal anyone unless someone full of the Holy Spirit is praying for them? Is God limited in answering prayers or healing people who seek him, if a person full of the Holy Spirit is absent and cannot lay hands on them? Is God unable to work through a person if they are not full of the Holy Spirit?

If you have a problem with the first image, you should have a problem with the second.

@Zim4Israel Leo wasn't a Pope then, it was Francis. Btw, the Pope didn't say one word about Trump's meme. False dichotomy to begin with.

Did the pope or woke liberals say anything about this??? Asking for a friend.

@elisadjesus13 @kangminlee Well, if I'm wrong, please show me a verse in the New Testament that says people, other than Jesus, can heal others without the Holy Spirit being the one doing it, or by being instructed by God or Jesus to do it Paul lists healing as a "charisma" (1. Cor 12:8-9)

@HTN4Discourse @kangminlee Do you think God is limited to only working through people who are full of the Holy Spirit?

@mitchellvii To be a healer, you need to be full of the Holy Spirit. Every single time in the N. Testament someone laid hands on the sick, those people got healed, no exception. Can Trump heal people? What is the brightness in his hands? Why did he delete it and claim it was a "doctor"?

This image is portraying Trump as a healer, not Jesus. Do people think anyone in a robe is Jesus?

@karivscoag No lo hará porque hay políticos de izquierda y de derecha, así como muchos de los principales donadores a las campañas de ambos. Ah, y obviamente, está él también.

@countryregio Creo que era está 👇

Esta era la buena.

@PonchoGutz AMLO es como Orban. Demagogo y populista. Dos caras de la misma moneda

Ayer AMLO era como los ayatolas, hoy AMLO es como el ultraderechista húngaro, mañana AMLO será como Skynet.

@elisadjesus13 @kangminlee Do you think Trump is full of the Holy Spirit and thus capable of healing like the twelve disciples?

Not really. Many Christians believe Trump was chosen by God. Jesus teaches that in his name miracles are done. Luke 9:1-2 (ESV): "And he called the twelve together and gave them power and authority over all demons and to cure diseases, and he sent them out to proclaim the kingdom of God and to heal".

@mainelyfree76 False dichotomy. Both things can be wrong.

Spare me the outrage of Trumps Jesus meme.

@adrianjgonz @JaviXCubaLibre Si fuera solo una "simbología", entonces no lo habría quitado y mucho menos hubiera salido con esta explicación tan ridícula

@JaviXCubaLibre Literal. Hay cientos de post de gente como Jesús o disfrazados de él y no dicen nada, lo hace Trump y es acabo de mundo. Qué bobería. Los que lo vean como blasfemia deben entender que es solo una simbología, una representación y si no lo entienden seguro si son de izquierda.

Si este post de Trump te molesta, hay una probabilidad bastante alta de que seas izquierdistas radical

@poppa39634614 @WatchChad The excuse makes it worse.

@WatchChad The original post was that Trump was healing America 🇺🇸 and he is.👇🏼

Trump Posted A Blasphemous Image, But Here's My Problem With The Outrage...

@countryregio Asumió su responsabilidad? Esa es la imagen de un médico de la Cruz Roja?

Aclara Trump que él personalmente publicó la imagen en su cuenta, pero pensó que representaba a un doctor de la Cruz Roja y no a Jesucristo. Al menos no culpo al CM y asumió su responsabilidad como los hombres.

@CualquieraMujer Yo no he visto a ningún Papa decir que tiene la habilidad de sanar a los enfermos. Al menos ninguno de los cuatro durante mi vida. Tenía que ver con su pelea con el Papa, seguro. Pero ya la bajó y dió está súper ridícula excusa

¿Y si Trump o la persona que publicó dicha imagen en su red social no se estaba burlando de Jesús sino del Papa?

@Annakhait A few things: 1) Those instructions are for the Apostles. Not for everyone. 2) Mark 16:17 isn't an original verse from the Gospel, it was added to the Gospel of Mark by scribes (fully documented) 3) Do you think Trump is an Apostle? 4) His explanation is different

One mocks Jesus. One reflects His command. “Lay hands on the sick, and they will be healed.” Mark 16:17–18 That’s not blasphemy— that’s what we’re called to do as Christians. I do wish he captioned Jesus—as God should always get the GLORY. Praying for our President and this nation.

@toddstarnes So two wrongs make one right? How does the math work?

The infamous Chicago Jesus sculpture:

I know everyone is hyperventilating about the meme President Trump shared. Context matters. I'm not going to speak for the President. But let's review the deification of Barack Hussein Obama. Democrats literally called him Chicago Jesus.

@JayTC53 So, MAGA has been justifying for over 18 hours saying there was nothing wrong with the image. Then why take it down? Btw, Trump's excuse is ... well, not what MAGA has been saying.

President Trump took down the "Jesus" photo. You can all stop clutching your pearls, posting your fake outrage PSA announcements now. Now you can all go back to defending a Pro abortion Pope now.

@Patriotdadev77 Every single time anyone laid hands on the sick in the N.T. that person got healed, no exceptions. This is because the individual (Jesus or an Apostle) was full of the Holy Spirit. Laying hands to pray is a modern theological adaptation, James 5:14 doesn't call to lay hands.

Where's the blaspemy. Be specific. And since you're lecturing Christians, support it with scripture.

@PewPewPew7Z7 @pr_conservative Nope, that is not accurate. Every single time in the New Testament someone laid hands on the sick, those were healed. No exceptions. James 5:15 calls for "the elders" to pray for the sick (without any specific instructions to lay hands or promise for a healing, just get well).

@pr_conservative All followers of Christ are authorized to lay hands on the sick and anoint their head with oil. Clearly laid out in the NT. Any of us can if needed. Its imagery of him healing our nation from the ones destroying it but so many will twist it. Nowhere is he claiming to be Jesus.

You see Jesus, I see an apostle of Christ. Who told you to assume this was supposed to be like Jesus? Even the right is falling into the lefts propaganda.

@pr_conservative And what is the difference? An Apostle’s life is defined by: Spiritual Fruit: Is he full of the Holy Spirit? The Message: Is he preaching the Gospel or a platform? Sacrifice: Has he let go of earthly wealth for the Kingdom? If the answer is no, the label doesn't fit.