Cole Rossi

Well folks, for those unsure of it before, Tucker has officially marked himself off limits to all Christians!

The Book of John tells you how to become a Christian in 3 minutes and you don't have to pay a dime to charlatans.

@burrowbanter @JHennche @willahmed @McIlroyRory @WHOOP No chance you’re getting 7% just from bad sleep… bro was definitely partying hard

@JHennche @willahmed @McIlroyRory @WHOOP Nah he just didn’t sleep well 🤣

Update: Rory’s green recovery streak has been broken with a 7% today. Well deserved!

@sola_vo @sdesocio He’s reformed (PCA), but was president of a Lutheran liberal arts college!

@sdesocio I thought he was lutheran?

Ben Sasse, a Presbyterian guy quotes the Book of Common Prayer to talk about sin.

Sasse: "At a policy level, I’m very conservative. At a dispositional and tonal level, I’m a moderate because I believe that American civics and the glories of being able to inherit a constitutional doctrine of anti-majoritarianism and restraints and a belief in pluralism — that stuff is so glorious"

@DanielRHyde Here’s what the NAPARC church finder came up with

Church Finder Help: Does anyone have a church recommendation near Provo, Utah? Trying to help someone out. Appreciated…

@PHXFansAZ @fearthefork11 Can you say it??

@fearthefork11 Think there is one big bright green flashing change that frankly, fans want to ignore. It’s tied Ott’s hands and prevented him from going back to what worked so well in Oct - Jan. Nobody had the courage to say it.

Fans turning on Ott is wild. Ott didn’t change from the first three months of the season that were so successful. Something did change however.

Calvinism destroyed the west. Calvinism caused capitalism. Calvinism created the hole in the ozone layer. Calvinism personally beat me up as a fifth grader, stole my lunch money, and then came back and stole my girlfriend in high school.

@DanielRHyde Can’t wait for this!

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Peter Robinson has got to be the best interviewer I’ve ever listened to

The president sat in the public gallery, on a bench, surrounded by ordinary citizens. There was no announcement of his arrival. No Hail to the Chief. Instead, Trump came in quietly, shuffled around looking for a seat, and waited in silence with the rest of us for the final 10 minutes before arguments began. I was 50 feet away from him. It was stunning. Trump looked small on that wooden bench in the grandeur of the courtroom, sitting below the nine justices. It was a stark reminder of how our founders structured our government. Trump is not a king. He cannot ignore the Constitution. And the Supreme Court has the last word on what he can and cannot do.

I still think it’s hilarious that with the birthright citizenship MAGA has become living constitutionalists (this is a problem they didn’t consider in 1868!) and lefties have become plain meaning/originalist types.

“What would you say to a young Christian who is nervous about the future?” I love @TimKellerNYC’s answer. I think about it every Easter.

@HansFiene Being from Arizona I can also do this! It’s a fun guessing game 😉

Mormon physiognomy is a real thing. Having grown up in Utah, I can spot a Mormon at 50 yards. I did this on my honeymoon. My wife and I were holding the cruise ship elevator for a couple coming down the hallway and I told my wife "they're Mormons" and she said "how do you know," and I said "by looking at them" and she said "you can't tell if someone is Mormon just by looking at them" and I said "yes I can" and then they got in the elevator and I asked where they were from and they were from Utah and he had just finished his mission.

“The man on the middle cross said I could come.” Easter week. Watch it. And watch it again. And then chase after Jesus.

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@DanielRHyde @OceansideURC Praise God! Although it’d be sad to leave such an incredible location

What a Sunday morning! • Craziness of beach parking • LOTS of new faces…again! • Anticipating our largest crowd ever for Easter (not sure we’re gonna fit here soon!) • Gospel preached then sealed in communion, prayer/praise offered, fellowship & love abundant @OceansideURC

@ericmetaxas @Franklin_Graham Read the end of Calvin Coolidge’s inaugural address and you’ll realize this statement is incorrect

Holy Week begins with President Trump sharing the Gospel. He posted the letter written to him by @Franklin_Graham declaring that Jesus is the only way to Heaven. We have never had a President so pro-faith.

The national debt just passed $39 trillion. My Six Penny Plan cuts six pennies out of every dollar Washington spends. Balanced budget in five years. If your family can live within its means, so can the federal government.

I'm not against Snape being black in the new Harry Potter series. I'm not against it on principle. There are obviously some pretty awful things and memes being said/shared that are clearly just racist. But it isn't necessarily racist to be a bit annoyed the character has been changed from the book's description, because his appearance carries meaning. 1. Snape is specifically and deliberately described as having "sallow skin" and being "pale." It mirrors the same pale complexion Voldemort has, which is partly why Snape always feels suspicious. They're designed as visual inversions of each other: Snape has a big hooked nose, Voldemort has a flat snakelike one. The whole point of Snape is that he LOOKS like the villain. Everything about his physical description screams untrustworthy. That's Rowling's deliberate misdirection, teaching readers not to judge by appearances. Change the appearance, you risk losing the power of that twist. 2. There's also an irony nobody seems to be talking about. By making Snape the suspicious, untrustworthy, seemingly villainous character AND the only prominent black actor in the cast, you've actually created the exact optics you were presumably trying to avoid. The one black guy is the one everyone's supposed to distrust? How is that progressive? 3. People are making a false equivalence with Hermione being black in the Cursed Child. That's completely fine because the books never say she's white in the text, and it doesn't affect her story either way. Snape's appearance is different. It's written into the plot. 4. The writers now have a real issue down the line. How are they going to portray Snape being bullied when younger? How are they going to portray James Potter suspending Snape upside down with Levicorpus? Surely they aren't going to force racist undertones onto Lupin, Potter, Black and Pettigrew? PLEASE do not turn this into some politically driven TV series where the Marauders' cruelty becomes a racial storyline. That would ruin both Snape AND James.