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Latest article. How chants of America First! which is common in right wing circles/talking points is completely Anti-Christian. It's sad that the proponents of the most unchristian ideas are coming from the people that yell Jesus is King the loudest. actualchristianity.net/isolationism-i…

@parti_king How long until his racist fans whine about karma bitch slapping him?

🚨BREAKING 🚨 CHUDTHEBUILDER CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER

@annamlulis "My group is the best way!" is tantamount to tribalism which breaks the most basic teachings of Jesus. Jesus taught universal principles that predated him by hundreds of years. Stop playing into "my group is better" nonsense. We are all one. actualchristianity.net/religious-riva…

Jesus is the only way

Jesus was one of many guided teachers pointing toward the same core truths. Rejecting paths like Buddhism means rejecting teachings that closely overlap Jesus. No religion owns these truths. Living the teachings matters more than belonging to the “right” religious club. That’s tribalism and violates what Jesus taught. actualchristianity.net/jesus-taught-b…

@therobbieharvey Wait did this new altercation involving more violence come AFTER his selfie video of him crying saying his family hates his and sad about his dog getting shot? He still went out to cause more shit?

Chud The Builders victim was flown to Vanderbilt in Nashville where he remains in stable condition.

Nothing says people didn't actually understand what Jesus taught more than not wanting diverse communities to converge, and instead only wanting people who are just like you to surround you. I literally see Christians chanting anti-diversity mantras, and that's where we're at. "Jesus is king" while calling people the n words.

@AwaikenToTruth Agree. But that’s what evangelicals want.

@krdurk7442 Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

Excellent points. What Jesus taught is true, and those teachings been taught across varying faiths. Following those spiritual/life guidelines are what matter. Not which religious membership ID you have in your pocket when you die. A true adoption of what Jesus/Buddhism and others taught recognizes that we are all one, and the eagerness to split humanity into factions is purely born of the ego and our need for separation. Jesus never said 'accept me as your savior' but he did teach pretty clear guidelines on how to live one's life. The attack on our Muslim neighbors is an undeniable violation of what Jesus taught. The good Samaritan story pretty much instructs all his followers to reach across borders to help others who aren't just like us and see them as our neighbors.

I believe in once saved always saved but responsibility and accountability still matter whether you're saved or not. I hope everyone is saved without accepting Jesus, but I personally am not a universalist though I still hope everyone gets to heaven anyway. We do agree Christian Nationalism is not Christian and we do agree Christianity should never be forced. I believe in freedom of religion and freedom from religion. It doesn't mean everything is true and it's possible Christianity isn't true either which I'm saying for the sake of argument, but we should let people come to their own conclusions. Protect our Muslim neighbors and others!

@ProdDarth70351 Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

@4MissedFTs Jesus never asked anyone to build an institution around him. The core teaching was always internal — the Kingdom of God (the universe) is within you. actualchristianity.net/faq

You can argue semantics, but that is what Jesus taught. If you think ideas like unity, ego transcendence, and oneness with God are “New Age,” then by that definition Jesus was 'New Age'. Objectively speaking, the bulk of his teachings heavily overlap with Buddhism and Taoism, which predates him by centuries. These truths are universal, not owned by any religion. Claiming them as exclusive “biblical principles” misses the spirit of Jesus’ message and feeds the very tribalism he challenged. Jesus was another teacher guided by God to teach those principles, not the first or last. The only thing that matters is that you follow them, not that you select the correct winning religious "team". There are no teams, we are all god's children. actualchristianity.net/jesus-taught-b…

@AwaikenToTruth Jesus was not teaching new age philosophy. But biblical principles. Based of the Torah and the prophets. He was the perfect example of how to live.

@BenjaminGi44877 Jesus was teaching ego dissolution, unity, and oneness — the same destination as nirvana and kundalini awakening. Christianity lost the thread entirely. actualchristianity.net/jesus-didnt-se…

@Truthseeke91786 Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

@charleslustig1 Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

@mexicanfrommars Not even hyperbolic

@AwaikenToTruth Jesus is a fucking nobody to them.. it's all about Savior Troomp.

Latest article. How chants of America First! which is common in right wing circles/talking points is completely Anti-Christian. It's sad that the proponents of the most unchristian ideas are coming from the people that yell Jesus is King the loudest. actualchristianity.net/isolationism-i…

@mexicanfrommars Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

@mohamed_alsmaan Most people who left Christianity didn't stop seeking, they just stopped finding results. The original teachings of Jesus were far closer to eastern traditions than what's standard today. actualchristianity.net/jesus-taught-b…

@FloozyKitty Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

@wat29986699 Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

I am very familiar with Jesus and consider myself a follower of his teachings but I am not a follower of the mountains of doctrines, lore, and misinterpretations that were shoveled on top his teachings by people who decided to leverage him by turning him into a god and start a new religion without his hand, it's to the point where Christianity no longer reconciles with what Jesus taught. I see this daily. I am still awaiting your response to my question earlier though.

@AwaikenToTruth And with Love yes I made a judgement that you’re not seeing Jesus clearly. Grasping the eminence or enormity of who he is. That doesn’t mean I’m saying anything negative about you brother. I’m encouraging you towards Jesus. Avert your eyes from everything but him.

Jesus did not claim to be God, in fact he called himself the Son of Man consistently. He was an enlightened human being, and that is a far more useful truth than divinity. A God achieving 'oneness' tells us nothing about our potential. A man doing it tells us everything. Even Jesus says he wants others to experience the same status he himself had achieved. He was not gatekeeping. Successful practicing of his teachings results in the same enlightened christ consciousness for all who faithfully follow them.

@s_front91178 Christian nationalism is perhaps the furthest thing from what Jesus actually taught. He was explicitly against tribalism & ego and for unity. It's worth going back to the source. actualchristianity.net/christian-nati…

@americanscribes Of course, but I am familiar with the bible, but go for it. I am asking for the verse where Jesus declares he is God himself.

@AwaikenToTruth I will take the time to share the verses here if you promise to take the time to read them? Open heartedly.